What is your take-home pay at the end of the month?
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Captain in Ryanair, T&Cs well documented, spinelessness noted, hopes of union recognition hopeless, £6350 net, in the bank, for December. No LTC, no overtime, home every night and 87 hours.
**** isn't it?
eyho
**** isn't it?
eyho
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Nine years with NJA, 8 as PIC.
2007 gross = $170k, + 50% 401k match to IRS limits, + company pays full family medical/loss of license/short and long term disability.
I worked some of the year scheduled on 7-on-7-off, some on 18-day-per-month- my choice. Fly from home -105 US cities.
3 vacation periods/yr, 21 days each. Paid uniform, medical exams, public holidays, first-day show before 0800 local.
Sellback of vacation/12 days annual paid sick leave could take it close to $200k in 2008 for those that want to work that hard...
Flew 220 hours in 2007. However, I`m a check airman- line guys on my fleet were doing from 350-500hrs...
In the US, take home is what you make it- and for most of us, the creative deductions keep us from getting whacked quite as hard as EU residents
Thanks to a strong union and professional, empowered membership, the work environment`s mostly all good, and the new contract has been ratified to 2014- we shall see...
2007 gross = $170k, + 50% 401k match to IRS limits, + company pays full family medical/loss of license/short and long term disability.
I worked some of the year scheduled on 7-on-7-off, some on 18-day-per-month- my choice. Fly from home -105 US cities.
3 vacation periods/yr, 21 days each. Paid uniform, medical exams, public holidays, first-day show before 0800 local.
Sellback of vacation/12 days annual paid sick leave could take it close to $200k in 2008 for those that want to work that hard...
Flew 220 hours in 2007. However, I`m a check airman- line guys on my fleet were doing from 350-500hrs...
In the US, take home is what you make it- and for most of us, the creative deductions keep us from getting whacked quite as hard as EU residents
Thanks to a strong union and professional, empowered membership, the work environment`s mostly all good, and the new contract has been ratified to 2014- we shall see...
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Rubik said:
I find that very hard to beleive - and yes I am jealous!
Acocording to this income calculator http://www.cwjobs.co.uk/Contents/IncomeCalculators.aspx
An annual salary in the UK of £120,000 would mean you take home £6,372 after tax each month. Are you telling me your salary is £120k at Ryanair?
Captain in Ryanair, T&Cs well documented, spinelessness noted, hopes of union recognition hopeless, £6350 net, in the bank, for December. No LTC, no overtime, home every night and 87 hours.
Acocording to this income calculator http://www.cwjobs.co.uk/Contents/IncomeCalculators.aspx
An annual salary in the UK of £120,000 would mean you take home £6,372 after tax each month. Are you telling me your salary is £120k at Ryanair?
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flying the crj-200 at a german regional airline...
gross ~3000€ basic + 2.75€ allowances per hour away from base
some tax free pay however within the basic pay and allowances tax free up to a certain amount depending on the country where your last landing was.
all in all net is ~2400€ per month @ 60-70 hours... overtime starts at 71st hour
gross ~3000€ basic + 2.75€ allowances per hour away from base
some tax free pay however within the basic pay and allowances tax free up to a certain amount depending on the country where your last landing was.
all in all net is ~2400€ per month @ 60-70 hours... overtime starts at 71st hour
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I posted my salary for December to show you naysayers, doom-mongers and mudslingers that there is at least one good thing to be said for Ryanair. I am in no way trying to defend the T&Cs but if you work the busy roster that I had, four days leave included, plus the fact that I worked on two days off, you can at least be well rewarded for it. Sorry to disillusion you but there it is.
Nuageblanc, If you want to be a complete
and tell a tax consultant about me then feel free, I hope they charge you for their time. If you think I am such a dumb**** that I avoid paying all the tax due on my salary, then think again. I suggest you do a search on my previous posts to see my attitude to the subject of tax avoidance. I think I know who the dumb**** is in this instance.
My salary is not £120.000 a year but the thread refers to a monthly income. As mentioned, I worked on two off days which are well rewarded in Ryanair, for FOs and Captains alike.
My take home for a normal month will likely be around £5800.
I will let you know.
Nuageblanc, If you want to be a complete
and tell a tax consultant about me then feel free, I hope they charge you for their time. If you think I am such a dumb**** that I avoid paying all the tax due on my salary, then think again. I suggest you do a search on my previous posts to see my attitude to the subject of tax avoidance. I think I know who the dumb**** is in this instance.My salary is not £120.000 a year but the thread refers to a monthly income. As mentioned, I worked on two off days which are well rewarded in Ryanair, for FOs and Captains alike.
My take home for a normal month will likely be around £5800.
I will let you know.
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$10,600USD (5,440 British Pound) - Middle East - A310 First Officer
(the figure includes housing and flying allowances, does not include overtime)
Dream Land, are you in ME also?
(the figure includes housing and flying allowances, does not include overtime)
Dream Land, are you in ME also?
