PIREP’s

1. vCAF Pilots are able to file as many flight PIREPs as they want, as long as they are in order.
2. Wing Commanders/Chief Staff reserve the right to delete, change or deny any PIREP for any reason
   1. If a pilot is believed to be filing a false PIREP they will be given a warning.
   2. On second offence, pilot will be give a One Week Suspension
   3. On third offence, pilot will be permanently banned from vCAF
3. All Pilots have the right to appeal to the Chief Staff any suspension/removal from vCAF.
4. Callsign filed must be the same as callsign assigned.
5. Pilots CanForce ID (i.e. CFC100) is used only for training as an O’Cdt.
6. All pilots must and will file their PIREP’s in order of flights (i.e. Arrive in CYOD, next flight departure is CYOD).
7. In the event of a pilot becoming stranded at an airport, with four PIREP’s already filed, the pilot must do the following steps:
   1. Request for a “Flight pick-up”, under “Flight Requests”

VATSIM Flying

1. All pilots are required to fly missions and flight tasks online VATSIM servers, unless instructed not to in briefing.
2. All pilots are required to follow all instruction from VATSIM supervisors or administrators.
3. Pilots are required to respect all speed, altitude, and airspace restrictions put in place by local ATC.

Chief Staff

1. Chief Staff: The highest ranked staff of vCAF. Represents the entirety vCAF, responsible for vCAF policies.
2. vCAF Positions include:
   1. Chief of Air Staff
   2. Deputy Chief of Air Staff
   3. Chief of Operations
   4. Deputy Chief of Operations
   5. Chief of Training
   6. Chief of Administration
3. Any Chief Staff member can be removed from their position, if majority of Chief Staff vote in favour of removal.
4. New Chief Staff members are chosen by majority vote of current Chief Staff members.
5. Chief Staff reserve the right to change any policy. Policies can only be changed majority vote of chief staff.

Pilot Conduct

1. Pilots are expected to be respectful and courteous to all other pilots and vCAF staff.
2. Pilots must obey all VATSIM rules while operating on VATSIM servers
   1. Pilots must obey any instruction given by a VATSIM supervisor or administrator.
3. Failure to comply with any vCAF of VATSIM rules will be recorded by VATSIM staff.
   1. On first offence, pilot will be given a warning
   2. On second offence, pilot will be suspended for one week
   3. On third offence, pilot will be permanently removed from vCAF
   4. vCAF staff reserve the right to change suspension periods, depending on severity of offence
   5. vCAF pilots have the right to appeal to the Chief Staff any suspension/removal from vCAF
   6. http://www.vatsim.net/library/codeofconduct.pdf

Leave of Absence: If for any reason you are unable to perform duties for an extended period of time (i.e. more than 90 days), pilots are required to inform their respective CO or other VCAF staff.. These pilots will be automatically removed from the roster after 90 days past their most recent PIREP. Once a pilot returns from "extended leave," he/she may simply enter a new PIREP and will automatically be again placed on the roster.

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