Originally Posted by
744FO
SCCM only earn about £100 more than Cabin Crew per month (excluding Probationary crew who earn less)
Probation period is 6 months from the day you start training.
I'd say about £200 of it is comission. Comission is 10% of everything you sell on-board divided by the 4 crew members. So if you take £1000 over a busy 4 sector day you will take home £25 in comission assuming there are no discrepencies in you bar work and cash banking. Which is why you NEVER take food from the bar unless you have paid for it. The airline is really cracking down on Crew who eat from the bar without payment.
We get given pleanty of crew food, there is no reason to steal snacks.
But it does depend on where you are based. At LGW where we are all flying to the maximum of 900 hours, our SCCM's earn up to and over £300 more per month than Cabin Crew.
