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jwe
2nd Jan 2011, 06:14
I was looking for anyone who can give me more information about Thai Airways. I cant find anything about salary payment and working conditions. How many days on/off?

What is the salary for an FO?

any information would be appreciated.

thanx!

kwaiyai
2nd Jan 2011, 06:22
Before advising, Are you Thai? if not I wouldnt bother applying.
Regards,,

jwe
2nd Jan 2011, 06:35
I am aware of the fact to have the thai nationallity, but that doest count in this one.
If you fly for thai Airways and/or you can get me any additional information, i would be really pleased.

thank you.

jw

Droste
3rd Jan 2011, 13:22
What kwaiyai said is true.Can jwe explain, what do you mean by \"but that doest count in this one\"?Most Thai airlines employs their own citizens. I have met a farang married with a Thai. Can\'t land a flying job there.

iggy
3rd Jan 2011, 13:41
For a F/O the salary is around 80.000 bahts a month. If they pass 82.000 a month (or 1.000.000 bahts a year ) then the IRS comes and take 30% of the salary, so usually is not more than that.

As for the roster, around 80 hours a month, one month holiday (around that, no sure exactly) and nothing else really, staff travel and a small pension if you retire with them (around 15.000 bahts a month, but this figure could be totally wrong).

After a F/O passes the assesment he/she has to attend the Thai Airways Flight Academy where he will relearn the ATPL subjects. After passing this (around one year, I think) and depending on the experience he/she will be either a S/O in widebody (777/747, 340/330) or F/O in 737, following there after the seniority for fleet transfers and upgrades.

I used to fly in Thailand sometime ago (for a thai airline), that is why I know some of the T&C's. But, BUT, TG is a quite closed company for foreigners so what I hear and what I was told (which is what I'm writing here) could be totally mistaken/not updated/not even close to reality, so don't discard any other info you may hear.

And yes, no foreigners are allowed (an no female pilots either, even nationals :eek:).

Sawatdeepimai na krap! :ok:

chai ja
3rd Jan 2011, 16:31
With a PERM resident permit and holding work permit ...is it possible to apply to any of the operators if farang (foreign)?

iggy
4th Jan 2011, 02:22
As far as I know, nowadays the Thai DCA won't give you any validation to fly a HS aircraft. Period. No matter how bad a Thai company may want to hire you.

Thai Pom
4th Jan 2011, 02:39
You cannot get a Work Permit without a job to be specified in it!!

ZFT
4th Jan 2011, 06:28
TG pays the IRS obligations for their staff (or used to)

EStrike101
4th Jan 2011, 23:35
I have Thai nationality...if i finish my CPL training with ~200hours what kind of entry jobs are avalible? do they hire dual citizen?

thanks

kwaiyai
5th Jan 2011, 11:36
Thai Air Asia, Thai Inter, K-Mile are buying a 3rd 727,
Not sure about this new Thai Crystal.
Google there websites, Chok Dee Khup.

EStrike101
6th Jan 2011, 00:20
Cool, ive google them before but never heard of Thai Crystal. Thanks, Chok Dee Khup to you too :ok:

Droste
6th Jan 2011, 16:37
WOW..Estrike! you have Thai nationality?!โอกาสดี! You need a simple recommendation to get in.

EStrike101
6th Jan 2011, 21:27
^^^Not soo sure about my opportunity thought...I have not served in the military nor took the reservist training because I have not live in Thailand.

I will graduate with lots of debt :{ but I have good opportunity in Canada...I can join the airforce but will see how the industry goes, right now I wanna know as much as possible:D

By the way, by recomendation, you mean someone who can referal me in? Ive bee talking to a guy(pilot) who works for Bangkok Airways and he told me to apply and see how far it goes...he also told me that I could become FO on the ATR or 320 with ~200 hours if they accept me......somone please enlighten me on this?

chai ja
14th Jan 2011, 17:13
Went into Crystal Thai last week to check it out - Seems they will type rate you if youre Thai and have 1500 hrs total. 1 A320 and getting an A330....Apparantely! The girls werent too sure if they were going to take any foreigners.
Although it appears to perhaps be another "mushroom" growing in the forest... We all know what happens to them.
Cheers
CJ

Rocketmann
23rd Mar 2012, 08:00
Open Door:

"Krengkrai Thaikhak" <[email protected]>

EStrike101
10th Nov 2013, 08:40
Anyone flying in Thailand at the moment? What are the working condition like?

Thanks

767__FO
1st Apr 2017, 19:03
Anyone know what a Thai 777 Captain makes in 2017?