Peach Aviation

[LDOIT]

Originally Posted by italian stallion

Anybody got updates on Peach?
I have an online pre-interview coming up.

many thanks

hi all,
anyone have any updates on the peach interviews and sim check?
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[Koan]

Age limit?

[macumba]

I'm also looking for any info, conditions, taxes, sim assessments.

Age limit is 60 as far as I know.

Thanks.

[A321drvr]

Taxes and social security in J-land are a bit complicated: budget on 25% for the first year and for about 33% for the following years (residence tax and some other payments kick in 2nd year). Salaries are pretty much unchanged since pre-covid, but it's around 135 yen for a dollar at the moment as opposed to 105 yen back in 2019. VAT has increased too, inflation is knocking on the door. Not competitive anymore.

[Mars_]

68.
but 65 for international flights.

[Qwark]

Originally Posted by Mars_

68.
but 65 for international flights.

I think you will find 60 is referring to age limit to be employed! Maybe lower if no JCAB ATPL.

[macumba]

Anyone flying for Peach, please pm me, thanks.

[azoff]

Yes. Any info please

[Nehra4727]

How much training duration for expat pilot with IACO Licence.Any one has latest pilot contract pl share on email.

[Rubrum]

Originally Posted by Nehra4727

How much training duration for expat pilot with IACO Licence.Any one has latest pilot contract pl share on email.

Reading around has told me that you should expect a minimum of 6 months in training before your ICAO is a valid JCAB. Unlikely that's changed, especially with less flying being done in the wake of COVID.

[LDOIT]

Originally Posted by macumba

Anyone flying for Peach, please pm me, thanks.

hi all
would like any info on the interviews and sim check also. hope any kind souls can help. thanks

[LDOIT]

Originally Posted by LDOIT

hi all
would like any info on the interviews and sim check also. hope any kind souls can help. thanks

Bump.. is there no one with the information?

[snowleopard]

Current conditions

Would anyone thats working in Peach be able to share how much a line captain would be able to take home, realistically, after tax ?

The figures available online or through various agencies seem to be very misleading.

Any inputs would be appreciated.

[NDX]

Any Kind soul that wants to share any information regarding the Interview and Sim check will be appreciated.
thanks

[j.nips]

Hi,

If you calculate on an average of 1m yen pm for a sched of 75hrs flown you won't go wrong. In other words 12m yen per year for 900hrs. All after income, local and welfare deductions.

Cheers

[snowleopard]

Originally Posted by j.nips

Hi,

If you calculate on an average of 1m yen pm for a sched of 75hrs flown you won't go wrong. In other words 12m yen per year for 900hrs. All after income, local and welfare deductions.

Cheers

Thanks. Appreciate it.

[RealSatoshi]

Originally Posted by j.nips

If you calculate on an average of 1m yen pm for a sched of 75hrs flown you won't go wrong. In other words 12m yen per year for 900hrs. All after income, local and welfare deductions.

Thats is $6 928 per month while the agencies are advertising it as $16 050 per month

[j.nips]

According to my calculations 16k usd pm is gross pay for a 90+hr sched... no way to have that with 7-10 consecutive off each month. Up to 70-75hrs max is likely if one wants to commute.

[NDX]

Do you get 10 consecutive off days each month, and Can you make them back to back.

[j.nips]

I guess it's possible with a mix of annual vacation and off days, but nothing contractual. Subject to availability and depending on scheduling department.
Edit: it's 141 yen for a dollar now... package is pretty much unchanged since it was 100-105 yen to a dollar...