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KippaLippa 26th February 2018 07:55


Originally Posted by Yorkshire_Pudding (Post 10064585)
Well the initial 5 year training bond is 57,300 USD....

WHAT?
so, something goes up with inflation and VAT and more!
was 42,000 just three years ago. And much less just another couple of years back from my joining.

makes so much sense...
can't wait to leave this, this, help with the right word to describe it please

unbelievable.
KL

timmy123 1st March 2018 14:08

Anyone know how many pilots they hire every year? I would assume 90+% are expats, correct?

yellowsystem 2nd March 2018 12:41

Anyone wants ez staff travel? Thanks

ChiCotje 3rd March 2018 13:23


Originally Posted by Seaman Staynes (Post 10071191)
Guys (and gals) really don't listen to what is being said on all these threads!

Had absolute classic chat with ex turbo prop FO (2 stripe) the other day - joined with all the best intentions but now the plan has changed - stay as long as he can put up with it / until bond paid off (which ever comes first) then look for pastures new asap!

Now EK is pissing off not only the oldies but also the newbies!

Most things said here about EK are negative. So what do you exactly mean?

fatbus 3rd March 2018 16:09

What he means is ensure you do due diligence. Buyer beware is an understatement.

natops 3rd March 2018 17:56

From the last 8 FO’s I flew with, 3 were leaving. One inside his bond period...
not only cpt’s are fed up...

Im talking B777

Spam Up 4th March 2018 05:53

HI All,

Anyone anything good/positive to say about joining Emirates ?

Im thinking of trying but in my mid forties do you think they would ? is there an upper age limit ?

I have a Private/Bizjet background, no airline experience at all and the exact opposite of the scale where I don't get to fly enough.

S

fatbus 4th March 2018 07:16

Those that have big shiny jet syndrome will always continue to come.

Yorkshire_Pudding 4th March 2018 08:57


Originally Posted by Spam Up (Post 10072157)
HI All,

Anyone anything good/positive to say about joining Emirates ?

Im thinking of trying but in my mid forties do you think they would ? is there an upper age limit ?

I have a Private/Bizjet background, no airline experience at all and the exact opposite of the scale where I don't get to fly enough.

S

Recently flew with FO with significant biz jet time in his early 40s and no airline experience.

Flyboy_SG 4th March 2018 12:48

I’m just wondering whether the new joining experienced FOs ( on enhanced package ) are put in regular seniority or not ?

Murrenfan 4th March 2018 17:01


Originally Posted by Flyboy_SG (Post 10072517)
I’m just wondering whether the new joining experienced FOs ( on enhanced package ) are put in regular seniority or not ?

Yes, right at the bottom.

Rudolf_123 5th March 2018 03:47

Productivity pay
 
Sorry if this was already covered in previous posts.. can anyone elaborate on "productivity pay scenarios"? I am looking at EK's website which states MONTHLY BASIC SALARY + AVERAGE FLYING PAY (PLUS PRODUCTIVITY PAY SCENARIOS) for FOs and CNs (sorry can't paste a link since i am new to forum duh), and wonder what amount of hours is FO's 30,125 AED salary is based on? Also, what number of guaranteed hours included in basic salary?

Gulf News 5th March 2018 11:19

[QUOTE]I’m just wondering whether the new joining experienced FOs ( on enhanced package ) are put in regular seniority or not ?/QUOTE]

To be honest with you the seniority list is a bit of a myth. It was withdrawn from publication a year or two ago ostensibly because it contained "Commercially Sensitive Information" By that you can read EK speak for the attrition rate being way in excess of what we say it is and we don't want you telling anyone. Unless you have a significant amount of spare time and are a bit of a whizz with HTML and spreadsheets you will never know precisely where you are on the seniority list. For staff travel on-load priority date of joining is all that counts.

Flyboy_SG 5th March 2018 14:31


Originally Posted by Seaman Staynes (Post 10073362)
Hahahahaha - experienced - NO!!!!

I meant the ones with 3000+ hrs on type. Im sure they found a few scape goats.

fliion 6th March 2018 09:45


Originally Posted by Rudolf_123 (Post 10073023)
Sorry if this was already covered in previous posts.. can anyone elaborate on "productivity pay scenarios"? I am looking at EK's website which states MONTHLY BASIC SALARY + AVERAGE FLYING PAY (PLUS PRODUCTIVITY PAY SCENARIOS) for FOs and CNs (sorry can't paste a link since i am new to forum duh), and wonder what amount of hours is FO's 30,125 AED salary is based on? Also, what number of guaranteed hours included in basic salary?

The productivity pay is that which is paid per hour anything over your monthly threshold.

The threshold is 88hr per month reducing by 3 hours per day for any month less than 31.

Unofficially it seems Most Bus pilots 95hrs, Boeing 90-92.

Bus more days off due ULRs and no TAs

The rate per hour effective 1/1/16 is 635 Capt, 450 Fo.

Flying pay is paid for every hour flown and is 75/55 cap/fo

The Co has become crafty in recent pay reviews by increasing the flying pay percentages and by default claiming package increases - however none of the above gets added to the calculation of percentage of salary money to Prov fund. as it is not salary

The fact that the Co does not publish this info to interested parties - gives you an idea of the type of transparency, integrity and professionalism of the HR machine.

Be very careful before making the jump into the pit

FACT Pilot 13th March 2018 10:26

I haven't been able to find it but can someone provide a list of the various apartment bock names that one could expect to be housed in if joining the company as a single FO? It would be nice to see where they are all located on Google Maps.

sealear 13th March 2018 11:44

Why bother? You can't choose where you live in company housing. My advice is take the allowance and live wherever you want. Business bay and marina are good places to start.

flyaway777 13th March 2018 18:36


Originally Posted by AIMINGHIGH123 (Post 10082389)
Do they just pay you the allowance then let you do as you please or do they only pay what your rent/mortgage is?

The allowance is paid as part of your salary and is not connected to any rent or mortgage amount. You can choose to have it paid monthly or as an advance in 6 month lump sums.

Currently, as a new joiner you can take the allowance to rent or pay a mortgage. If already an employee in company accommodation, you have to purchase a property to get the allowance.

All of the above is subject to change with no notice. As is the case with just about everything around here.

ChiCotje 14th March 2018 10:03

I was recently there in dubai for the assessment. I didnt pass the panel interview. Everything else was ok. Only 1 of the 8 passed and from the previous group aswell. A lot of people fail at the 568 psychology questionairy aswell because the system can not generate a profile on the answers they submitted.

It is not true what some people say here that they accept everything and everyone. Their standards remain high!

Aviadorbrasil 15th March 2018 22:26


Originally Posted by ChiCotje (Post 10083081)
I was recently there in dubai for the assessment. I didnt pass the panel interview. Everything else was ok. Only 1 of the 8 passed and from the previous group aswell. A lot of people fail at the 568 psychology questionairy aswell because the system can not generate a profile on the answers they submitted.

It is not true what some people say here that they accept everything and everyone. Their standards remain high!


How many time the company gave for them, to Try again?


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