Vistajet Future

[EatMyShorts!]

Thanks for the clarification. At least your travel days count as duty! And you have to go to your company propaganda party, quite amusing.

[dirk85]

So 33% of your blocks of days off are spoilt by company duties. Not ideal for sure.

[Klimax]

Originally Posted by dirk85

So 33% of your blocks of days off are spoilt by company duties. Not ideal for sure.

One of the main drawbacks with VistaJet is their low substandard pay. Itīs probably a good stepping stone with a solid ops, but the salary is just a joke.

[dirk85]

Originally Posted by Klimax

One of the main drawbacks with VistaJet is their low substandard pay. Itīs probably a good stepping stone with a solid ops, but the salary is just a joke.

The only happy campers are the Austrian pilots from what I hear, and that’s because they pay no taxes on their maltese income, but to be fair in my experience they have never set the bar very high in terms of salary expectations...

[dirk85]

Originally Posted by Humpmedumpme

and the other 66% are spoilt by being at home with the wife 😜

I’ll take the party in Malta any day, come to think of it

[Daddy Fantastic]

Originally Posted by dirk85

The only happy campers are the Austrian pilots from what I hear, and that’s because they pay no taxes on their maltese income, but to be fair in my experience they have never set the bar very high in terms of salary expectations...

I presume you mean they are based in Malta and actually living out there.

[EatMyShorts!]

Not necessarily, there may be a agreement between Austria and Malta and no further tax needs to be paid in Austria. Maybe someone can shed some light on this.

[WanderingAround]

Living in Austria, working for a Maltese based company, you still need to pay the taxes and social security in Malta (which is something like 700-800€ a month for an FO). The agreement between Austria and Malta states only that no extra taxes need to be paid to the Austrian state.The taxes in Austria are considerably higher and the difference does not need to be paid as is the case with France for example.

Originally Posted by dirk85

I’ll take the party in Malta any day, come to think of it

If you want to see drunk captains (married with kids) drooling on ten years younger flight attendants, you are very welcome. If adultery is not your style, I recommend avoiding the evening event.
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[what next]

Originally Posted by WanderingAround

If you want to see drunk captains (married with kids) drooling on ten years younger flight attendants, you are very welcome.
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You don't have to go to the party for that, this is what the 17 days on are for

[dirk85]

Originally Posted by WanderingAround

Living in Austria, working for a Maltese based company, you still need to pay the taxes and social security in Malta (which is something like 700-800€ a month for an FO). The agreement between Austria and Malta states only that no extra taxes need to be paid to the Austrian state.The taxes in Austria are considerably higher and the difference does not need to be paid as is the case with France for example.



If you want to see drunk captains (married with kids) drooling on ten years younger flight attendants, you are very welcome. If adultery is not your style, I recommend avoiding the evening event.

Malta does not charge income taxes on non resident pilots, and as you pointed put, in this particular situation, neither do the Austrian authority. That explains my happy camper comment above.

[His dudeness]

EU vs non-EU ?

[WanderingAround]

As far as I know, this comes down only to bilateral agreements between countries.

[Banana Joe]

I also live in Germany and work in another European country and even enjoy the perks of an expat contract that makes me pay less taxes in the country where I work and nothing is due to Germany.
Look at regulations concerning EU cross border workers in the EU.

[dirk85]

Out of curiosity, how's things going in Vista and in the business jet side of aviation with this virus? Noticed a significant reduction in flights or the wealthy ones keep flying as normal?

[Jet Jockey A4]

Originally Posted by dirk85

Out of curiosity, how's things going in Vista and in the business jet side of aviation with this virus? Noticed a significant reduction in flights or the wealthy ones keep flying as normal?

I was told last week while flying to Europe from Canada that flying would increase because of the virus situation. Now more people would have access to the aircrafts instead of taking the airlines.

However by the end of the week when Trump closed the USA's borders and with others to follow, the boss said that this was changing everything and that the flying would drop.

[Abruzzi]

Hi guys!

any rumors about vistajet recommencing recruitment for pilots soon?

[Pilotkid]

Hi guys, does Vistajet have any N registered aircraft in their fleet ?

[Abruzzi]

Originally Posted by Pilotkid

Hi guys, does Vistajet have any N registered aircraft in their fleet ?

Hi Pilotkid,

I`am not sure about today, but till the end of 2019 they had at least 7 N-registered Globals 6000 + 1 Agusta 109 helicopter.

[FLEXJET]

FAA database shows 8 VistaJet CL350s and 6 Global 5000s, all operated by Xojet, Inc which they acquired in 2018.

[Pilotkid]

Thank you For that info.