Originally Posted by
Setting
People were on permanent position with Maltese contract or freelancing contract. You could choose and what you choose mostly depends on where you want to live. In some countries there were no official gateways and then people went for the freelancing contract and took full responsibility for tax payments. There were no, and I guess still aren't, French gateways but I think that would be acceptable with a freelancing contract. Most French were commuting from nearby airports from outside France.
Yes they had secondary companies in many European countries where you would receive your salary from. Like, Spain, Italy, Germany, UK etc.
No I have never heard of anyone being excluded because you had a specific nationality. Most nationalities from all over Europe were represented on the flight deck and in the cabin. Just don't be male cabin crew as they have never hired one.
Thanks for the information "Setting"
So basically today you have only 2 options, permanent in Malta or Freelance?
No more "local" companies, correct?
Thanks