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Old 8th Oct 2017, 14:17
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Originally Posted by CL300
I meant more how much the gross annual salary became after the 500 per month increase for line trainers and regular captains, and if the numbers mentioned where gross or net, not how to calculate from gross to net.

But thanks for trying to help. I know you meant well
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Old 8th Oct 2017, 16:05
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This question cannot be answered as such. Captain salary is based on the total hours on Jet in AOC environment. So the spread in GROSS is from 57500 to 89000 for Line Trainer, Regular Commander remove 6000.. So using the tool you get a MAX of around 55000 NET so 4600 net per month Highest PAY at GAC for the time being.

I am not aware of a company giving pay rise in net..
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Far away from LA

You mean far ago from Frisco ?
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Old 9th Oct 2017, 10:14
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Far away from LA

You mean far ago from Frisco ?
Indeed, I am no-one but a shadow...
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A while ago I went to the interview for the non-type rated first officer position and the day after I received the following offer:
- salary €1850 per month, 14 months salary - increasing by €200 every 700 hours on jet aircraft up to a maximum of €2350 per month.
- €30 per diem
- 6 days on, 4 days off
- I had to pay €24000 for the type rating
- there was also a 3 year bond for €11000
- They were charging me €600 for the uniform
- The employment starts after line training

They were genuinely shocked when I told them I'd rather be a flight instructor than accept those terms and conditions.
Also if you do the math you'll be better off as a flight instructor than accept those terms.
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Old 9th Oct 2017, 11:04
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Originally Posted by CL300
Indeed, I am no-one but a shadow...

Guess you're a French dinosaur
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Old 9th Oct 2017, 12:14
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Originally Posted by Skipname
A while ago I went to the interview for the non-type rated first officer position and the day after I received the following offer:
- salary €1850 per month, 14 months salary - increasing by €200 every 700 hours on jet aircraft up to a maximum of €2350 per month.
- €30 per diem
- 6 days on, 4 days off
- I had to pay €24000 for the type rating
- there was also a 3 year bond for €11000
- They were charging me €600 for the uniform
- The employment starts after line training

They were genuinely shocked when I told them I'd rather be a flight instructor than accept those terms and conditions.
Also if you do the math you'll be better off as a flight instructor than accept those terms.
I suppose it takes some very, very naive people to accept both a self sponsored typerating AND a bond... They are investing €0 and you pay them if you want to leave
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Old 11th Oct 2017, 08:07
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Does anybody have recent experience with the DEC assessment?

Scheduled to go to Linz end of the month for a one-day assessment, all info is appreciated.

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Old 11th Oct 2017, 21:42
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Nice outfit to work for. Obviously their pilots are not the desperate types. Holy crap.
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Old 15th Oct 2017, 22:06
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And remember in Austria, by Law the employer can terminate the employment at will for no reason..
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 06:02
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Care to elaborate CL300?
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 07:59
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It is just what I wrote above : In Austria the employer can terminate your contract with 6 weeks notice ( less than 2 years of employment) for no reason given. And if you are NOT resident in Austria, you cannot look for unemployment benefits, UNLESS, you get U1 and S1 form in order, and try to claim it in your own country.
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 08:08
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Originally Posted by Intrance
I suppose it takes some very, very naive people to accept both a self sponsored typerating AND a bond... They are investing €0 and you pay them if you want to leave
I think that people, looking for a job, and having one offered, are not thinking about leaving the company, so in essence bonding ( even though very marginally legal, if you ask me) someone coming with a type rating is not really important if you plan to stay for a long term.
Obviously, if your plan is to leave within 6 months, the question is : why are you getting there ?

After the assessment, the money invested to get to the biggest hub of Europe ( AKA Linz), and a positive offer after may be months of searches and trials. What would you do if you discover at that time that finally you are bonded ? Take or Drop ?

So there is some takers...

As far as the assessment is concerned, if you had made a previous one with another company, this one is in pair, may be more psychology than technical nowadays.
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 09:38
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But seriously, who takes these crappy jobs?
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 11:13
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Originally Posted by EatMyShorts!
But seriously, who takes these crappy jobs?
People who need to fly for a reason or another, not everyone has the chance to be at Netjets or TAG...
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 17:01
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There's still a ton of other jobs out there. I'd rather NOT fly temporarily or permanently instead of accepting these insulting T&Cs.
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Old 17th Oct 2017, 20:08
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Originally Posted by EatMyShorts!
There's still a ton of other jobs out there. I'd rather NOT fly temporarily or permanently instead of accepting these insulting T&Cs.
Well there is a market and there is marketers. Sometimes you think you have a choice, but it is easy to say until you REALLY need a job.
The reality is very different, try to have a job after a break of 4 to 5 years, even with 8000 hours in biz jets with not the proper rating you can wait for a while. Now with a valid Glex or F7X or G550 rating the future is brighter..

Do not judge people too fast or too soon, there is a shoe for every foot, just find a nice and confortable one, after that, not everyone partner is a top model nevertheless you can live happily ever after ...
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Old 12th Sep 2018, 21:41
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I'd like to share my experience about GlobeAir screening. The day starts with a company presentation after that we had a multiplechoice test on papers about ATPL questions like "RVR requirements, Planning requirements, Questions about mustang and globeair company. Not easy at all. After that they start a face to face interview with Human resource chief and with Chief pilot. Again questions about yourself and theoretical questions. Some qustions are about jeppesen charts. After lunch, for those who pass the interview, you have to go to Linz Airport for simulator screenings (airplane is a light jet like the mustang). Two candidates per flight 30 min PF and 30 min PM.
After 4 days they will give the fail or pass. Rate pass during my experience is 9 candidates 4 pass. Hope it helps for the future guys!
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Old 12th Sep 2018, 23:30
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They must be really desperate to start inviting people with less than 500 hours as stated on their website.
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Old 13th Sep 2018, 10:20
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Well, the market in Europe has dried up and all suitable candidates won't touch companies like this one anymore.
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