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BlueEagle 5th Jan 2006 22:14

Re: SIA DEC
 
Cub71 - Not 100% certain but I think you will find that the A380 will, initially at any rate, be crewed by pilots who already have considerable Airbus experience and the most likely candidates are the current A340-500 guys and those who have previously flown the basic A340 with SIA.

The B777 fleet is an expanding fleet so less likely to shed pilots to the A380 than the B744 pax fleet, for example.

Capt.Bee 9th Jan 2006 23:26

Re: SIA DEC
 
Well, with Singapore Airlines you never know what it is in their mind.A friend of mine who joined the company 4-5 years ago as A340/300 DEC (at that time he was A320 Skipper)for about 3 years changed the equipment three times.First A340/300,(the aircraft was phased out due to miserable performance).An year later transition to 747/400 (never flown Boeing before) for less than a year, to follow another transition to A340/500 Skipper. Interesting,isn't it? Another friend two months ago signed a new contract, transition from 777 to 747/400(the day before to start the ground course),to be informed on the very following day that he is to stay with 777,
because of Captains shortage. Bottom line,the company makes a very bold steps crediting their pilots professionalism and transferring them according its operational needs. Needless to say that this is probably the only company recruiting pilots from 737 and A320 for DEC 777 and A340/500. So, how they going to crew their new A380 nobody knows.But for sure plenty of 777 Skippers are going to change the cockpit,even with no Airbus experience. The seniority probably also say so. Anyway, we'll see it very soon.

Round D. Globe 31st Jan 2006 01:20

re: SIA DEC
 
Any update from those of you awaiting a word on your apps?

I meet the quals on the website and just sent off my app. as well.
Sounds like I'm in for a long wait. If anyone has any interview info
as well. I'd sure appreciate the info.

Cheers

bluepacific 31st Jan 2006 05:16

Please count me in as well. I would appreciate any info on the recruitment process.
Also, the web site states what one gets as far as allowances etc but what does this mean as far as nett salaries are concerned. Thanks in advance.
BP:)

greySkies 3rd Feb 2006 09:31

Also have my App in, fingers crossed.. by the way does anyone have any income tax figures,, would be appreciated the only info I could find on the web was starting at around 2% for 7500 up to 26% for 400,000 $S :ouch:

BlueEagle 3rd Feb 2006 10:33

If you work on a figure of 22% tax payable on the grand total of salary and taxable allowances etc. you won't be far out. That is 22% from the ground up.

EL CAPITAN 3rd Feb 2006 12:08

If you don't mind blueeagle what are the taxable allowances???is the housing allowance taxable for example??? thanks in advance..............The Cap

millerscourt 3rd Feb 2006 13:16

EL CAPITAN

Everything is taxed in SQ except downroute allowances.so Housing, free ticket, ID90's ( ID 75 only for Cargo!!) Bonus, School Fee allowance all are taxable. Having said that the tax is lower than in most countries. First $160,000 of salary tax is $16,600 Next $160,000 19%

Tax is payable about 18months in arrears so you need to put away your 13 month salary and bonus away for tax depending on amount of Bonus.

bluepacific 3rd Feb 2006 13:25

So with meal allowances, etc what is the salary per month on average, working average hours per month ?


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