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What is your take-home pay at the end of the month?
I remember an excellent thread about these sums a couple of years ago... I wonder if anyone would like to update their 2007 positions now for overall comparison? Who do you work for, in what position and experience, and what is your average monthly take home? I suppose I need to start. RAF Captain of 15years' standing clearing about 3,440 a month. (that's why many are leaving!)
Air Atlanta Captain 4 years service. About 4000 GBP a month depending how much I worked. All leave unpaid and time home off salary. Some pilots made close to 6000 a month, but they worked all year around with no vacations or time off. Not very healthy.
20 year Thomsonly 75/76 skipper don,t sell days off back based on about 480 hours per year take home approx £5K per month.Don,t like making Gordon Brown rich so why work harder.
BA mid fleet year one. £3700 average month (including holidays) and £4000-£4500 a month if overtime done. I work hard but choose to do so. The key here is choose. Bidline in itself is the best part of the gig.
10 hrs / 20,000eur a month, final salary pension, private heath care, dentist, company car,flat 200euro per deim when away from company apartment in canary wharf, use of compny citation for holidays, access during school half term to airbus ski chalet in courcheval 1850. But best of all first choice on the crew sandwiches on a Sharm el Sheikh.
Thinking about leaving. Anyone got the latest deal atRYR