Originally Posted by
Newcomer2
Eurowings is the benchmark? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Even Wizzair pays more...
Judging by the numbers on ppjn I wouldnt believe so.
But I didn't think of them as a benchmark because they pay so we'll, but rather because they are comparable in their Ops, structure, unionization, pay scheme, local contract or location. (Also they are hiring, else I could also compare them to LH...)
I guess if your out for the big bucks, than this is not your company. But if you are only in it for the money, flying in Europe as a new hire for an airline is probably not the right way to go.
Originally Posted by
cefey
How much does Austrian pay (let's use that 3-year FO example?) After-tax, to the bank account?
Wizz in VIE would be about 4500/month (12 salaries) after taxes, etc. But now they are moving to a new pay scheme, based in Malta, etc, so idk about the new numbers.
Always tough to compare net salaries, because if the individual tax situations. But for a childless single using no tax benefits like Pendlerpauschale etc you might end up with around 3100€/month (x14 + low tax on 13th and 14th salary). But if you crank out those wizzair hours you will probably get some solid overtime payment.
I have to say, I am little surprised how well Wizzair is paying. Because I was looking at the very recent numbers posted on ppjn, and calculated way lower figures: Even if I assume FO Top bracket with 35'000km/month and 80 sectors a month I get to way lower figures than the mentioned net 4500€/month. And who wants to fly 80 sectors per month the whole year? Is that even possible?
26'000€ + 35'000km x 12 months x 0,038€ + 19€ x 80 Landings x 12 months= 60'200€ gross = 2700-3200€/month (x12) net salary
(Same calculation with FO base bracket equals to 2000€-2400€/month)