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Interview Info
Originally Posted by MaseratiGhibli
(Post 11914202)
I just did an interview with Riyadh Air and here are some notes
Interview process: 4 Steps to be completed on 4 different days -Interview via Teams -Psychometric Online Test 2 hours -Panel Interview (Technical) -Sim-Assessment in LHR or DXB on 787 If you finally pass the will receive a contract offer Terms and Conditions: Basic Salary USD 15500 Housing Allowance USD 5300 - no company accommodation will be provided Transport USD 1300 75 hours / each hour USD 35 = USD 2500 to be confirmed, those numbers are nor accurate so far guaranteed until December 2026, due to less average flying duties Additional allowance: +12% LTI on basic +13% TRI on basic +14 % TRE on basic Bonus up to 2 months based on performance and productivity Leave days 42 Medical insurance except USA and Canada and Loss of License insurance with BUPA End of Service Benefit after 5 years of service, 1 month basic for each year served Relocation to RIA paid by employer upon arrival in RIA -1 month basic Commuting roster 14 ON / 14 OFF confirmed by Riyadh Air however available after the probation time of 6 months and 3 months of training and available based only on seniority however no housing allowance and less pay out for flying duties Fleet So far only B787 available and a fleet change to A350 maybe possible later In 2 days I scheduled the Teams Interview; which kind of question can I expect? Thanks in advance |
First interview with RX
Originally Posted by 747Reasons
(Post 11916758)
Thanks a lot for the infos.
In 2 days I scheduled the Teams Interview; which kind of question can I expect? Thanks in advance You introduced yourself to confirm your CV, talked about your motivation for RX, willing to move, they asked me not more than 5 questions, Later on explained the further process in the assessment and they talked about the Terms and Conditions, Interview Time not more than 30 minutes. As expected this package won't attract any experienced pilot who already settled in the ME or in Europe My experience level, more than 20K hours total, TRI on B777 and 787 and guess what ? I failed ..... not to worry I am settled and would not move on with the interview or continue if I would have passed. The numbers are more than a dissapointemnt Good luck for everybody, 14 On / 14 Off - let me bet - won`t happen in first place |
Originally Posted by mutt
(Post 11916195)
Qbix how did you get to 25-28k USD NET?
What this is not going to attract are senior pilots in ME with established life and descent salaries. .. of course it will attract them, but they wont be westerners expecting western salaries. one basic salary as end of service bonus and the money I pay for my kids education that they will reimburse. |
Originally Posted by SOPS
(Post 11916209)
Qbix
stop making stuff up!!
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@Qbix, so you consider a possible productivity bonus and schooling to be part of the salary? Interesting approach.
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numbers for FO position as I got from my interview.
Basic 8900$ +300$ yearly increase Housing 4266$ (odd number i know maybe i misheard something) Transportation 850$ Flightpay til Dec 26’ guaranteed 75hrs @ 40$ per hrs = 3000$ No Tax all together around 17’000$ NET per month Groundinstructor or TRI +15% on basic 42days leave, roster 5off in a row After 3 month training & 6 month probation chances of applying for 14/14 on/off -20/25% less pay -housing Bonus 2x basic salary Health + LoL insurace ID Travel already 14 Aoc |
Thanks for the info!
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Did you also receive simple questions in the Teams Interview?
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Originally Posted by mutt
(Post 11917644)
@Qbix, so you consider a possible productivity bonus and schooling to be part of the salary? Interesting approach.
bonus I understand not so much but I believe they would still pay it. |
Originally Posted by sunji
(Post 11917771)
numbers for FO position as I got from my interview.
Basic 8900$ +300$ yearly increase Housing 4266$ (odd number i know maybe i misheard something) Transportation 850$ Flightpay til Dec 26 guaranteed 75hrs @ 40$ per hrs = 3000$ No Tax all together around 17000$ NET per month Groundinstructor or TRI +15% on basic 42days leave, roster 5off in a row After 3 month training & 6 month probation chances of applying for 14/14 on/off -20/25% less pay -housing Bonus 2x basic salary Health + LoL insurace ID Travel already 14 Aoc |
Any updates after the FO Assessments ?
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Originally Posted by Jb44ee
(Post 11918635)
Hi sunji, did they call you for the next step?
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Hey just want to ask, how fast did the application got processed for you from the start of application?
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Originally Posted by MaseratiGhibli
(Post 11914202)
I just did an interview with Riyadh Air and here are some notes
Interview process: 4 Steps to be completed on 4 different days -Interview via Teams -Psychometric Online Test 2 hours -Panel Interview (Technical) -Sim-Assessment in LHR or DXB on 787 If you finally pass the will receive a contract offer Terms and Conditions: Basic Salary USD 15500 Housing Allowance USD 5300 - no company accommodation will be provided Transport USD 1300 75 hours / each hour USD 35 = USD 2500 to be confirmed, those numbers are nor accurate so far guaranteed until December 2026, due to less average flying duties Additional allowance: +12% LTI on basic +13% TRI on basic +14 % TRE on basic Bonus up to 2 months based on performance and productivity Leave days 42 Medical insurance except USA and Canada and Loss of License insurance with BUPA End of Service Benefit after 5 years of service, 1 month basic for each year served Relocation to RIA paid by employer upon arrival in RIA -1 month basic Commuting roster 14 ON / 14 OFF confirmed by Riyadh Air however available after the probation time of 6 months and 3 months of training and available based only on seniority however no housing allowance and less pay out for flying duties Fleet So far only B787 available and a fleet change to A350 maybe possible later From what you have found out, it seems that the hourly rate is really quite low. Please can I ask if it is $35 per hour or $350 per hour (which seems a much more realistic figure) Also, is there education expenses paid for children, up to which age, and does that include outside of Saudi? Thank you so much. 🙏 |
Originally Posted by SkyJetJedi
(Post 11926538)
Thank you for posting and updating us all.
From what you have found out, it seems that the hourly rate is really quite low. Please can I ask if it is $35 per hour or $350 per hour (which seems a much more realistic figure) Also, is there education expenses paid for children, up to which age, and does that include outside of Saudi? Thank you so much. 🙏 |
Originally Posted by SkyJetJedi
(Post 11926538)
Thank you for posting and updating us all.
From what you have found out, it seems that the hourly rate is really quite low. Please can I ask if it is $35 per hour or $350 per hour (which seems a much more realistic figure) Also, is there education expenses paid for children, up to which age, and does that include outside of Saudi? Thank you so much. 🙏 Here you get a basic pay, and on top of that you get $35 per flying hour. |
I have read here that captains get $35 per hour and F/Os get $40 per hour.
This doesnt seem right. |
It's an extra $2.50 for gear and $2.50 for flaps.
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Originally Posted by skyvan
(Post 11926852)
You may be thinking like an American here, where you have an hourly rate, with a minimum hour guarantee (but no basic pay)
Here you get a basic pay, and on top of that you get $35 per flying hour. |
Originally Posted by Airmann
(Post 11926749)
$350 per hour? What are you smoking?
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