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Old 30th Dec 2013, 00:23
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Widebdy
 
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mhk77's post seems to raise a valid point. Why are Pilots apparently struggling if rent and the majority of the schooling is paid for? Is this isolated to FO with more then 1 kid or is it across the board?

Some comments like the majority are in UAE out of "necessity not desire" are also being made. This is a strong statement. I am weighing up a move. I currently live in a city almost as expensive as Dubai (rent excluded). Although I am enjoying working with my airline I remain without a permanent contract and opportunity for long haul. If money can be saved in EK is it really such a clear cut "stay in Europe"? What premium should be paid to live in Europe paying rent and being taxed to the neck?
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