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I have assessment on 20 September, anyone willing to share SIM before assessment or could advice 737 SIM for preparation near Stansted?
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Hey guys, after the Line training but before the 500 hours is the contract still with AFA? And do you know where and how muc taxes are paid? Ive heard that ater line training you go to 24k/year plus 18/hour? Is that correct and any idea how much that is net pay?
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I am not sure if the pay numbers are right, put if they were as far as gross to net, 24k is about 1,800 net in Ireland. The 500 hundred hours are supposed to take 6 months but many people here say they did them quicker. That's the equivalent of another 18k per year for 6 months, which would bring the total gross to 42k which is an average net pay for the first 6 months of 2800 per month. All euros obvs.
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Sim assessment date
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Does anyone know what are the consequences of not being available to attend to the sim assessment date?? Do they offer another date or the application is being deleted?
Does anyone know what are the consequences of not being available to attend to the sim assessment date?? Do they offer another date or the application is being deleted?
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Thanks man, regarding the country in which you pay taxes do you know if the contract is Irish until you have 500 hours or do you start paying taxes at the country of base immediately after line training
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I am not sure about Ryanair in particular. But generally speaking, you are considered a tax resident where you spend more than 6 months in a year. So even if the contract is Irish, it could well be that you have to pay tax in Ireland and then have a balancing tax payment or refund from your country of origin, depending it's a higher or lower taxation environment. If that's the case, then use a salary calculator for Ireland and one for your country of origin, and set aside the difference for your end of year tax. That's usually the case within Europe and also with the UK, under the double taxation treaties.
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It depends what contract you get post training. If you are given a directly employed contract you cannot claim the TR back. If you are given a self employed contract you can deduct the TR from your tax bill.
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Ryanair TR tech exam
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I would like to hear feedbacks regarding Ryanair tech exam during the TR.
How is the exam? What is best way to prepare for it? Is it doable to be able to pass the exam in just 2 weeks of self studying?
I would like to hear feedbacks regarding Ryanair tech exam during the TR.
How is the exam? What is best way to prepare for it? Is it doable to be able to pass the exam in just 2 weeks of self studying?
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Hi guys, just want to give feedback.
i got my license in the last few months of 2022 I applied in early December and uploaded all documents.
They emailed me a link to the online assessment same evening and I paid €60 for it.
I did it few days later and then I got invited to sim in Dublin in mid Jan.
I did 4 hour sim prep at Upilot at Dublin. Good place, but the sim is not accurate to the real sim. The trim did not work when I was there. But they help you lot with theory as well.
I did the assesment/interview. My HR/tech interview was surprisingly short, around 8 minutes.
that kind made me feel bad, as I thought I might have put them off and they were not interested in me.
I later googled and felt better as it said it might be because they already know all they needed to know, so no point continuing further.
then came the sim assesment. PF and PM, not Liverpool Pol4T SID. All good.
then steep turns.
then emergnecy
and Radar vectored ILS back at Liverpool.
Flew the ILS like a champ.
no go around.
Top tip: know the pitch and power settings at 60 tons, and it really is price of cake.
few days later I got the good news.
for emergency one of us had fwd cargo fire
the other had passenger with health emergency
Use T DODAR or similar. Show CRM, always talk and communicate with partner.
it’s really chilled environment. They do really make you feel comfortable. Just be yourself guys. Dress up smart.
You will meet other cadets all over Europe.
all the best guys.
i got my license in the last few months of 2022 I applied in early December and uploaded all documents.
They emailed me a link to the online assessment same evening and I paid €60 for it.
I did it few days later and then I got invited to sim in Dublin in mid Jan.
I did 4 hour sim prep at Upilot at Dublin. Good place, but the sim is not accurate to the real sim. The trim did not work when I was there. But they help you lot with theory as well.
I did the assesment/interview. My HR/tech interview was surprisingly short, around 8 minutes.
that kind made me feel bad, as I thought I might have put them off and they were not interested in me.
I later googled and felt better as it said it might be because they already know all they needed to know, so no point continuing further.
then came the sim assesment. PF and PM, not Liverpool Pol4T SID. All good.
then steep turns.
then emergnecy
and Radar vectored ILS back at Liverpool.
Flew the ILS like a champ.
no go around.
Top tip: know the pitch and power settings at 60 tons, and it really is price of cake.
few days later I got the good news.
for emergency one of us had fwd cargo fire
the other had passenger with health emergency
Use T DODAR or similar. Show CRM, always talk and communicate with partner.
it’s really chilled environment. They do really make you feel comfortable. Just be yourself guys. Dress up smart.
You will meet other cadets all over Europe.
all the best guys.
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hi guy just some info about me 28 yr and just a cadet couldn't find a job. did my type rating on the 737NG and looking to apply to Ryan Air could anyone help me out please by providing some info as I am trying to prepare myself for the interview? like theory will they also ask a lot of the 737NG questions and what to expect could anyone please help I tend to get nervous in interviews as it is my second time and do not want to fail it.
please anyone help.
please anyone help.
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i see but could anyone help me out on what to expect on the interview and what questions to help me out
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