fly4fud
21st Jun 2001, 02:22
Loosely translated from our daily "Tages Anzeiger", 20.06.01:
Top wages. Swissair's (right now in financial troubles) pilots are far better paid than their colleagues. CHF 220'000 a year or CHF 355 an hour is the average salary.
This equates to 49.5% more than SAS, 10% more than Air France (according to the French paper "Le Temps") and a study conducted by the AALPA and the German union Cockpit.
Compared to Lufthansa, Swissair pilots earn 23.8% more, disregarding the still to be agreed to new conditions of LH.
Not only do Swissair pilots earn more than their colleagues, they also spend less time in the cockpit. Yearly average is 618 flight hours against 642 produced at Lufthansa.
Read today that Swissair's union, Aeropers, again opposes Crossair and Hotelplan regarding the Balair short and long haul flights to be operated by Crossair.
How do the Swissair pilots and Aeropers think they will save the CHF 500'000'000 set by M. Corti as a target?
Will it be, again, by squeezing out the last juice outta ground staff and then, complain about the bad service they receive?
Anymore outsourcing left to do?
Wonder what's gonna happen...
------------------
... cut my wings and I'll die ...
Top wages. Swissair's (right now in financial troubles) pilots are far better paid than their colleagues. CHF 220'000 a year or CHF 355 an hour is the average salary.
This equates to 49.5% more than SAS, 10% more than Air France (according to the French paper "Le Temps") and a study conducted by the AALPA and the German union Cockpit.
Compared to Lufthansa, Swissair pilots earn 23.8% more, disregarding the still to be agreed to new conditions of LH.
Not only do Swissair pilots earn more than their colleagues, they also spend less time in the cockpit. Yearly average is 618 flight hours against 642 produced at Lufthansa.
Read today that Swissair's union, Aeropers, again opposes Crossair and Hotelplan regarding the Balair short and long haul flights to be operated by Crossair.
How do the Swissair pilots and Aeropers think they will save the CHF 500'000'000 set by M. Corti as a target?
Will it be, again, by squeezing out the last juice outta ground staff and then, complain about the bad service they receive?
Anymore outsourcing left to do?
Wonder what's gonna happen...
------------------
... cut my wings and I'll die ...