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Sykes 31st Jan 2018 01:55


I won't shoot you, just call it as it is: Fake News. That's worse than not putting it up at all.

Sciolists come to mind...
As opposed to people who criticise from the side without any kind of meaningful contribution. (about 90% of your posts)

Trolls come to mind...

Chocks Away 31st Jan 2018 01:55

Now Bloggs... Sciolists? Really? What a joke of a comment!
These aren't MY figures mate but a collaboration of others inputs!
A collection of data for everyone. Others started the thread too, cocko!
If you see wrong data, correct it, contribute, instead of your self righteous virtue signaling.
I hope you roll out of a better side of the bed tomorrow:hmm:

P.s. Thanks Sykes.

Capn Bloggs 31st Jan 2018 02:21

So I have to contribute to correct Fake News. And I'm called a troll. Good one.

Instead of ripping into me, how about doing what I suggested. Get onto the FWC website and verify the stuff you've been fed by anonymous posters. Start with VARA.

You might like to have a look too, Sykes.


Originally Posted by Beer Baron
Yeah those numbers are certainly off the mark but it's hard to give an apples to apples comparison figure as the 737 minimum guaranteed hours are so low compared to actual hours flown. However, with an EBA coming up later this year I think it may be best if people don't start talking up the pay figures they are on as it may be used against us down the track.
Just my opinion.

Well said BB. :ok:

Bones13 31st Jan 2018 02:31

Well Cobham coastwatch pays 78k now for FO, and I recall was around 130k for Captain.

Any idea what Hardys pay these days for 208, 402/404, 441?

Sykes 31st Jan 2018 02:47

Oh the Irony
 

Instead of ripping into me, how about doing what I suggested. Get onto the FWC website and verify the stuff you've been fed by anonymous posters
How about YOU following YOUR OWN advice? You haven't even confirmed the Cobham figures. Why not provide updated info from your own EBA?

Bit too hard, though, isn't it? Much easier to bag out others.

All you're good for.

das Uber Soldat 31st Jan 2018 04:47


Originally Posted by Sykes (Post 10037022)
How about YOU following YOUR OWN advice? You haven't even confirmed the Cobham figures. Why not provide updated info from your own EBA?

Bit too hard, though, isn't it? Much easier to bag out others.

All you're good for.

He's asking for information posted to be vetted. Its hardly an unreasonable request.

Chocks Away 31st Jan 2018 05:37

True but doesn't he realise ever since 2011, when this thread started, it has been the actual pilots with the jobs doing the vetting :ugh: ... that's the whole idea of this exchange. Simples :rolleyes:

Capn Bloggs 31st Jan 2018 05:53

No Chocks Away, it is the responsibility of a poster to basically post the facts (or is this Farcebook?). Chadzat went to great lengths to get his numbers right in 2011. It is clear that you have not, and in the process misled quite a few, and probably armed management with (fake) information with which to attack us.

If you can't independently verify the numbers, don't post them. "Simples".


Originally Posted by Sykes
How about YOU following YOUR OWN advice? You haven't even confirmed the Cobham figures. Why not provide updated info from your own EBA?

I didn't post them in the first place! Why is it now my responsibility to correct them? Get real. Besides, I told you lot where to find (some of) them and even told you a company that should be looked-at. Been on the FW site yet? Didn't think so...

It is obvious now that those numbers are so rubbery the whole post should be deleted. Chadzat would be rolling his eyes.

Keg 31st Jan 2018 09:01

Qantas Rates
Longhaul Min Guarantee is 160 hours and 6 1/2 rosters per year. Add 27.5 hours for mandatory training. 1067.5 hours.

Effective 1 Jul 18
Second Officer
A380.............................. B744.............................. A330
1. 91.58/ $97.6K..............1. 91.58/ $97.6K.............. 1. 91.58/ $97.6K.
2a. 98.01/ $104.6K...........2a. 98.01/ $104.6K........... 2a. 98.01/ $104.6K
2b. 126.22/ $134.7K.........2b. 120.21/ $128.3K.......... 2b. 114.51/ 122.2K
3. 132.89/ $141.9K...........3. 126.56/ $135.1K........... 3. 120.47/ $128.6K

Hourly rates go up 2-3% each year until year 12.
Individual fleet divisors may change. A330 currently 160. A380 currently 180.

Avg O/T per BP
50*...................................... 29.................................3


First Officer.
Using Year 12 rate only as that’s what they’re all on.
Using 160 min guarantee. Most divisors between 175- 185

A380.......................... B744.......................... A330.
215.18/ $229.7K.......... 204.93/ $218.8K......... 195.15/ $208.3K

Average O/T
46*.............................. 23.............................. 3.


Captain
Divisor and notes as per F/O

A380........................... B744............................ A330
326.07/ $348.1K........... 310.55/ $331.5K............ 295.76/ $315.7K

Average o/t
45*............................... 25.................................3.


* Note that the 380 o/t numbers will decrease dramatically when the 380 reverts to one LHR flight via SIN. Likely to be closer to 30.

I’ll come back to 787 rates another day.

knobbycobby 31st Jan 2018 09:28

What’s a plumber on these days about $200k plus.
A decent builder $400k plus.
Head of Qantas domestic $8,800,000
CEO $25,000,000

Berealgetreal 31st Jan 2018 09:30

Hard to know knobby, it’s all cash work for the tradies.

Gate_15L 31st Jan 2018 11:50


Originally Posted by Chocks Away (Post 10037090)
True but doesn't he realise ever since 2011, when this thread started, it has been the actual pilots with the jobs doing the vetting :ugh: ... that's the whole idea of this exchange. Simples :rolleyes:

Yeah, most people want $h!t just handed to them on a plate these days without wanting to help out. Explains a bit why PPrune is so much more cr@p these days. Demanding stuff from an anonymous poster who is trying help out... doesn’t reflect well on said complaining poster.. :rolleyes:

Anyways......


VAI NZ
Captain Level 1 $176,776

Captain Level 2 $185,772

Captain Level 3 $194,769

First Officer Level 1 $103,950

First Officer Level 2 $112,217

First Officer Level 3 $120,606

Chocks Away 1st Feb 2018 02:34

Noted and adjusted Keg & Gate15:ok:

Keg 1st Feb 2018 02:50

Can probably delete the 767 rates Chocks. :( :sad:

Chadzat 1st Feb 2018 02:59

Thanks for reviving this thread Chocks Away. It took me about a day of trawling through the FWA website back in 2011 to get a majority of those numbers. The rest were contributed by other posters.

My only suggestion would be to just delete the numbers (not the employer/aircraft list) that are clearly wrong or outdated. Then posters here can maybe add to the blank spaces if they know those rates first hand. A lot of agreements on FWA have the pay scales blacked out these days so it would be quite hard to collate the info from FWA alone.

I find it interesting how far some rates have come, while others have hardly moved in 7 years.

Jimnhorace 1st Feb 2018 06:09

The Virgin Australia widebody EBA was recently voted up.

New pay for A330/B777 as follows:

Capt (+9.5% super)
July 17 $272,986 ($298,919)
July 18 $283,868 ($310,835)
July 19 $291,674 ($319,383)

FO (65% of Capt)
July 17 $177,440 ($194,287)
July 18 $184,513 ($202,042)
July 19 $198,588 ($207,598)

SO (53% of FO)
July 17 $94,043 ($102,977)
July 18 $97,792 ($107,082)
July 19 $100,481 ($110,027)

OT trigger at 75.25 hours per 28 day roster (at Capt $321/330/339hr, FO $209/215/221hr, SO $111/114/117 hr). Minimum credit guarantee of 5 hours for work on any day which includes paxing when in association with a flight duty pairing. Plus some other technicalities and adjustments.

Narrow body EBA voting opens later this week.

Chocks Away 4th Feb 2018 08:57

Adjusted thanks Jim.
Chadzat - no probs. I'll leave the old figures up as a history until amended.
Bloggs - "Chadzat would be rolling his eyes."... obviously not.

mostlytossas 4th Feb 2018 21:48

You blokes have got no idea about the real world have you?
Plumbers on $200k/yr etc???
What a load of bollocks!
Tradies working for wages like you lot.....average between $30 to $40/hour.
Saturday work time and a half for first 2 or 3 hours depending on which award they on and double time after that. Sunday is double time.
Only tradies (some) who own a business employing a few guys earn the amounts your stating. They have to provide plant and vehicles,insurance, etc for all their employees and take the risk of going broke.
How many airline pilots have to do that? nil I suggest.
You have really lost all reality in your own little pampered world.

Rabbitwear 4th Feb 2018 22:10

Tradies earn the equivalent of $200K post tax by avoiding tax !
Try getting cash jobs as a pilot !

Dash8capt 4th Feb 2018 22:40

Tossa, which plumber spent $110k on their ticket?


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