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TugaFly
5th Jan 2017, 10:27
Hi everyone,

Any info on Azur Air Germany, they're starting a 767 base in Dusseldorf.

Roster, destinations, pay?

Thanks

Boeing737_IL
5th Jan 2017, 18:13
Hi
i have just received invitation as NTR , screening date on the 01.02.2017 B737 sim in Velbert.
cheers

TugaFly
6th Jan 2017, 09:20
Oh cool, let us now how ou get on and good luck for the assesment.

Would be interesting to know the pay and roster and if they're going to start with 3 767 as they said.

Mr Angry from Purley
7th Jan 2017, 08:06
Tuga

Roster - new start up so expect to work very hard, roster changes, standby's and will they won't they survive - that's my experience of start up's anyway...:\

TugaFly
7th Jan 2017, 09:10
Thanks Mr.Angry

brakedwell
7th Jan 2017, 10:32
I joined a start up and it lasted 12 years :ouch:

EAM
8th Jan 2017, 11:05
The figures are the basic ones with more or less no experience and you are mistaking the nominated capital of the company with the budget (or what ever the exact english word would be for that).
If they would only have 300.000€ than they would be bankrupt by now.

TugaFly
8th Jan 2017, 13:37
Those figures are really low for an experienced 767 FO, if you deduct 45% German tax.
Does anyone know what stage is the AOC approval at?

safelife
8th Jan 2017, 13:47
The good news is that with a low salary like that you're not going to hit the 45% tax rate. More like 32%, even less when married.
If parts of the salary are paid tax-free (possible) the tax load will be even less.

lear999wa
8th Jan 2017, 14:43
Shocking, this makes NLH pay look amazing. Where is this going to end.

EAM
8th Jan 2017, 18:05
As it was stated, the salary starts at 3500€ but these figures are neither for experienced nor for 767 rated pilots.

TugaFly
8th Jan 2017, 18:24
Any idea of the basic salary for a rated 76 driver?

EAM
8th Jan 2017, 19:20
You pay "only" 42% and per diem are not taxed in Germany and there is a tax free payment due to night and shiftwork.

EDDT
8th Jan 2017, 20:20
Oh you guys stop confusing everyone.

Tax in Germany is progressive! That means there is different tax brackets. Example: If you earn 100.000€ brutto a year, your effective tax is about 33%.
And 1,8% solidarity surcharge, that is for rebuilding eastern Germany after the communists. Then there is social security.
The 45% that float around are put together of 42% tax, a little bit solidarity surcharge AND social security (which covers unemployment) . But these 45% only apply to the Euros earned above approximately 65000/year.

I dont know why its constantly repeated here, how high tax in Germany would be. Income tax rates is much higher in many other EU-states..The highest bracket being often more than 50%. And VAT in Ger is below avg 19% too.

So what does the CPT salary which was stated above of 8000 brutto a month give net? Being insured in the public healthcare system (you can use a private insurance if you like to) it is 4300€. little? Yes. Every short haul FO that I know makes more.

Simple Tax calculator: https://www.bmf-steuerrechner.de/ekst/?

EDDT
8th Jan 2017, 20:23
The taxation of per diems is partly taxable. But we are talking some plus/minus 100€ a month here. Thats peanuts.

EAM
9th Jan 2017, 09:54
Every short haul FO that I know makes more.

Then you don't know any FOs from Aerologic :E

If you are a wide body CPT you will make about 8500-9000€ flying 60h per month. Depending on your experience it will be more, about 10.000€ flying 90h plus per diems. NLH Cpt makes about 10500€ including per diems, so not great, but not that bad.

42% taxation applies to the income above 54.000€ up to 260.000€ :E
The german tax system isn't that easy, but I guess that most of the people they are hiring are german, so they know about it.

hph304
16th Jan 2017, 14:34
Any word on requirements (76 experience, Total time)?

EAM
16th Jan 2017, 15:20
https://www.career.aero/site/de/job/show/id/2297

safelife
16th Jan 2017, 15:53
Being rated on type seems to be more appreciated than being from the region.

EAM
16th Jan 2017, 17:03
Absolutely. Will be interesting to see as a start up usually requires a bit of flexibility.
But how flexible can you be living in Lisbon, Rome or London with no staff travel?

TugaFly
31st Jan 2017, 17:47
We offer immediate Entry by February 15th 2017. Please call us, if you are available by that time!

B767 T/R fully funded by Azur air Düsseldorf!


First Officer (m/f) B767 AZUR air Düsseldorf


If you are up for the chances and challenges of a startup airline in Germany and meet our prerequisites, please apply now to our job vacancies.

First Officer Requirements



Minimum 800 hours total time on jet aircraft in a multi pilot environment
Candidates with a valid 757/767 type rating will be preferred
ETOPS and Long Range experience preferred
Active line flying in the past 12 month prior to this application
EASA ATPL or EASA CPL/IR ATPL Credit
EASA Class I Medical
English proficiency level 4 or higher
EU Citizen and/or unrestricted permission to work and travel in Germany

Selection Process



Interview
Psychometric Test (Previous successful testing with DLR or Interpersonal might be accepted)
Simulator Screening


Salary

We offer a flexible and attractive remuneration package depending on your experience. Our crews are categorized and additional premiums will be payed for:


Pilots ETOPS qualified and currently type rated and flying on B 767
Pilots with wide body experience

Your application

Please understand, that only online (https://www.career.aero/azurair/de/job/apply-system/id/2297) applications will be considered!
We are convinced that by joining our team in Germany you will find job satisfaction as well as a proper work and family life balance.

TugaFly
31st Jan 2017, 17:48
It looks like they can't find enough pilots for they're operation.
But good news they'll fully fund the Type Rating.

EAM
1st Feb 2017, 10:54
I understand your point of view, but it is not exactly as you say.
Of course they take the guys they know from Privat Air and EAT, but the reason why some had to do the whole thing and others just the interview is, that most of the candidates have done the Test with Interpersonal or DLR before, same with the SIM and as Interpersonal does the assessment for EAT and I think also for Privat Air, all those guys did the test and the SIM that you just did a few years ago for another company and they are using these datas.
So it is not as easy as you say. But you are right, they take the people they know, which is not unusual for a start up company.

Ride On
1st Feb 2017, 11:41
Yes they fully fund type rating only to their friends and relations.
Azur Air - Germany are just trying to justify why they need to do Zeee type ratings for their friends...!

Mate of mine was at a recent assessment, waisted their time and money to find out that all the jobs where gone already to all their friends.... I walked in and it was like walking into a old school network/reunion party...? Really...! Everybody know each other already and a small hand full of outsiders got different treatment.

The day was broken up into 3 stage, knowledge assess, sim then interview...
All the pilots that were in the know just turned up for Tea and biscuits chat/ interview, no sim and no tec assess for them and only about 5 of the 30 people that turned up had to go the whole process because they apparently the other 25 where a know previous quantity....? BullSxxxx. So what if they did their assessment before the whole idea about an assessment is about your current abilities, we all did harder assessments than that one in the past but we did not get a "Free Token"......?

No Equal opportunities here...?

Really there were guys there with half my experience that knew the management and got the EASY day out, no sim and no tec exam for them..? Why waste my time and money...? Then us 5 un fortunate's figured out that they were trying to justify that they need to show that they cant get type rated pilots so Azurair can pay for type ratings for their friends...?

Thank you for Confirming (EAM) that the Zeee recruitment Mafia/company was a complete scam, that was recruiting on their behalf on Azur Air.......! If they have all their buddies on board already why waste decent people's time/money/etc so unprofessional.......!

They even made a joke about their next recruits planned for Feb/March assessment stating "Oh we will look at the crazy Russians" etc....... The whole thing was a complete JOKE to them......!

Thank you for your imput "EAM", your obviously from "EAT" and you were one of the Chosen "Goodfellas"....... Enjoy Dusseldorf.......!

Aviod this Airline unless you have friends in Zeee management ( as EAM previously said Private air and EAT employee's).....! Dont waste your time and your money cos they wont pay any of your expense's during the assessment/ cheapskates/scammers etc.......!

Zeeee Persistence is Futile..........!

EAM
1st Feb 2017, 14:49
Thank you for your imput "EAM", your obviously from "EAT" and you were one of the Chosen "Goodfellas"....... Enjoy Dusseldorf.......!

Aviod this band Airline unless you have friends in management ( as EAM previously said Private air and EAT).....! Dont waste your time and your money cos they wont pay any of your expense's during the assessment/ cheapskates/scammers etc.......!

I am neither from EAT nor from Privat Air and it was the first time I met the Azur guys.

So apart from not being one of their friends, maybe you just didn't perform well enough, don't forget, your are quite old and not used to these assessments.
And please, don't call it Nazi recruitment, that is a very harsh.

Ride On
1st Feb 2017, 15:08
Here they are false advertising again, so they can put their Non Type rated friends on Type rating course's.
I hope somebody from the Azurair Head Office - Anex Tourism Group gets to read the true facts.....

Meanwhile their are plenty of suitably qualified and current B757/B767 type rated pilots around Europe happy to start work with them tomorrow but apparently the Zeee jobs dont exist..?

Not worth applying since the jobs are all gone already.......!:ugh:


Immediate Entry 15th Feb 2017 - NON RATED or RATED F/O B767 (Dusseldorf)-Latest Pilot Jobs-Latest Pilot Jobs (http://www.latestpilotjobs.com/jobs/view/id/2067.html)

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maxed-out
1st Feb 2017, 15:15
Must say I choked on my coffee from laughter. This is really amusing stuff ride on. Probably true what you say but I wonder how long it will be before the mods take down your comments.

TugaFly
2nd Feb 2017, 09:57
Did anyone went to the interview yesterday? Any updates on pay, roster and routes?
Thanks

Andre78
4th Feb 2017, 02:44
wondering about any details of the yesterdays assessments, payments,,roster, etc.

anyone been there to,offer some info?

Ride On
8th Feb 2017, 16:49
You require Details really....?

As before don't apply to this scam outfit, pre designed for Zeee groupies only....

Don't bother applying ....! Save your money and your time, stay clear...!

pilotman330
8th Feb 2017, 20:58
It is always difficult when joining a brand new airline. All I can say is that the manager is someone that you can trust on and that keeps his commitment. His team has to be reliable and of course he asked his former "favorite" colleagues to join his team. It is far from easy to launch an airline and I wish them a successful story.

If you want to join, you will certainly be facing tough roster at the beginning but I am sure, when everything will be set up, conditions will improve continuously. A small airline like this should take care of their employee to be successful and I think they knows what to do.

EAM
9th Feb 2017, 10:10
All I can say is that the manager is someone that you can trust on and that keeps his commitment

Unfortunately I can not agree with that.

Ride On
11th Feb 2017, 18:22
Scam and more Zeeee Scammings....... His "favorite friends to join his team"

Your right 100% there pilotman330..........

snak
29th Sep 2017, 22:16
any news/update?

flyhigh788
30th Sep 2017, 09:33
How much does a FO take home a month net and how about the conditions for NTR FOs regarding the funding of the TR?

flyhigh788
20th Oct 2017, 09:24
Anyone has some information?

B738
2nd Nov 2017, 10:31
Could someone give me any information about their assessment as DEC?
I got invited for a "pilots day" at the end of the month and would like to know what I should be prepared for ;-)
Furthermore I got some documents about the 737-500, does anyone know where the screening will take place?

Ronand
5th Nov 2017, 01:09
I have been invited as DEC nonrated, however after having talked to an ex colleague of mine, that I can trust, who actually works there now, I have decided to cancel the interview! Apparently the roster is a mess, planes are very old they fly short and longhaul without inflight entertainment :ugh: And the salary is very very low. As a direct entry captain nonrated he clears about 5300eur net after german taxes :D After having spoken to him on the phone I decided not to waste my time and money on the assessment. Typerating is fully funded, thats the only positive I guess.

EDDT
20th Nov 2017, 18:05
After a year of looking for pilots they are still desperate. Maybe bump up the bad payment & conditions?! Now they offer DEFO straight to CPT Upgrade.

acuba 290
30th Nov 2017, 00:19
Now they offer DEFO straight to CPT Upgrade.

Where did you get such announcement about upgrade?

EDDT
18th Sep 2018, 13:09
This gig seems to be in trouble.

News article (https://centreforaviation.com/news/azur-air-germany-not-currently-operating-scheduled-services-employees-raise-concerns-840819)

Article 2 Link 2 (https://www.aero.de/news-29994/AZUR-air-ohne-Flugbewegung.html)