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[bringbackthe80s]

Originally Posted by sealear

I assume he meant 5 yrs for the bond + 2yrs for full provident fund pay out? So more like 7.5 years.

What he said.

[PPRuNeUser0215]

Originally Posted by anson harris

Been out of EK for a few years now. Glad I went there, it was an adventure and opened doors for me. Would I go back? Nope. There are only 2 things I miss about EK - the money and flying cargo (yes, I know - I just enjoyed the total lack of BS from pax and crew and the interesting places you go).
I'm very happy to be working in a legacy carrier with proper terms and conditions, fairness, transparency etc, but most importantly I really value living in a relatively civilised country, with real seasons and real people. I also no longer feel that I exist solely for the purpose of working.

Out for 18 months and like you only two things I miss about EK.... But I have no idea what they are 😂😂😂

[mmmbop]

+1 For what Anson Harris said.

Real life, real seasons, real people. And am no longer a slave that exists solely for the purpose of working. When somebody says 'let's do brunch' its a mid morning catch up to have a friendly chat, not the 'let's eat as much third rate food and get our money's worth out of alcohol on a Friday to forget where we are' affair.

[The Outlaw]

Originally Posted by sealear

I assume he meant 5 yrs for the bond + 2yrs for full provident fund pay out? So more like 7.5 years.

At EK everyday is a holiday...what difference does 6 months make?

Must be aussie.