EFA and A330

[prickly]

Is that EFA's first A330 en route SYD to AKL right now

[morno]

Err, no. It’s not

[Capt Fathom]

I don't know why people doubted you morno.

[morno]

Originally Posted by Capt Fathom

I don't know why people doubted you morno.

I don’t know either

[markis10]

Originally Posted by prickly

Is that EFA's first A330 en route SYD to AKL right now

getting closer but still a WIP in Europe

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[bangbounceboeing]

How many are they getting?
All Sydney based or are there other base options ?

[soseg]

Originally Posted by bangbounceboeing

How many are they getting?
All Sydney based or are there other base options ?

Who cares. What they pay is criminal.

[drshmoo]

Originally Posted by soseg

Who cares. What they pay is criminal.

The pay is very very poor!

[Swept-Wing]

I would say they would be one of the lowest paid wide body pilots in first world countries currently.

[PoppaJo]

Originally Posted by Swept-Wing

I would say they would be one of the lowest paid wide body pilots in first world countries currently.

Air Asia A330 is ahead of this mob and its A320 offer is ahead of Network. Need I say anymore.

[Australia2]

Does anyone have salary figures for the above ?

[VH-RME]

From the 2021 EBA, for widebodies it appears for 2023 with 0 years seniority:

CN 205,164
FO 138,267

If anyone has more accurate figures would love to hear them

[DeltaT]

They don't slog it out doing max duty hours 5 days a week, so why so critical?
Their Award is freely available on the internet if you look for it.

[Pedalz]

Originally Posted by DeltaT

They don't slog it out doing max duty hours 5 days a week, so why so critical?

Some of us still actually have self esteem but hey maybe it's just me?

Apologies for the bluntness but the fact there's people actually defending those in the group working under below award wages because they get a few extra days off a month and can text their mates to cover a flight due to their lack of rostering provisions is astounding.

[DeltaT]

If the mate agrees, and its all legal, whats the problem?

[davidclarke]

Originally Posted by DeltaT

They don't slog it out doing max duty hours 5 days a week, so why so critical?
Their Award is freely available on the internet if you look for it.

What a silly comment. So it’s ok to pay well below industry rate then? They also work the most fatiguing duties in the group and almost entirely back of the clock…..but hey let’s pay them less because they work less total hours😡. If anything these roles should be worth more not less.

[aussieflyboy]

I’m sure what the EFA wide body Pilots get paid is comparable to what the Atlas crew operating under the Qantas call signs are getting paid.

[airdualbleedfault]

Originally Posted by VH-RME

From the 2021 EBA, for widebodies it appears for 2023 with 0 years seniority:

CN 205,164
FO 138,267

If anyone has more accurate figures would love to hear them

So circa Network 5th year A320 pay, FFS is that legit?

[Capt Fathom]

Originally Posted by davidclarke

They also work the most fatiguing duties in the group and almost entirely back of the clock.

Could you elaborate further!

[deja vu]

Originally Posted by Pedalz

Some of us still actually have self esteem but hey maybe it's just me?

Apologies for the bluntness but the fact there's people actually defending those in the group working under below award wages because they get a few extra days off a month and can text their mates to cover a flight due to their lack of rostering provisions is astounding.

I would call it self grandiose delusion more than self esteem.
Can thank your sycophantic mainline buddies on short term secondment voting to accept the current EBA for a short term piece of silver.