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Pay difference between cpp and deso

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Old 3rd Aug 2009, 07:33
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Pay difference between cpp and deso

Hi all,

Could you let me know, what is the difference in pay between a deso and a cpp cadet upon graduation and flying as an s/o?

My understanding is that the cpp does not get any housing.

Is this a permanent fixture or will they receive and housing later on in their career?

Also will the cpp cadets ever equal the deso in terms of total remuneration (housing + salary) or will the deso always get more?

Thank you

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Is that for the entire duration of your flying career with the airline?
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Has anyone got details of other differences between CPP and DESO?

Wondering if cadets get upgraded to JFO at the same point as a DESO would or do they typically spend more time as a SO.

Also, am I right in saying the whole training process for CPP is about 2 years from start to being checked to Line on type?

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Wondering if cadets get upgraded to JFO at the same point as a DESO would or do they typically spend more time as a SO.
i would think that has got more to do with seniority rather than your previous flying background or contract type.

Also, am I right in saying the whole training process for CPP is about 2 years from start to being checked to Line on type?
sound pretty accurate to me!
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slightly confused

i'm confused, as stated by Oscargolfindia about the benefits... I thought local crew have staff travel (ID90 or aleast ID75)..on CX network, not only reserved for expat crew. My airline has ID 90 for all staff on there network.
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