Wizzair
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: World
Posts: 1,572
Originally Posted by SoundLesS
Hello,
If you are wondering how it is in Wizz Air, and if you should apply please note that Wizz Air has increased the salaries in the whole network and that they are from 7K to 10K depending on your civil status, Net for cpt. 2500 to 5000 for fo/Sfo. Its without pension though, still quite competitive.
If you are wondering how it is in Wizz Air, and if you should apply please note that Wizz Air has increased the salaries in the whole network and that they are from 7K to 10K depending on your civil status, Net for cpt. 2500 to 5000 for fo/Sfo. Its without pension though, still quite competitive.
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: World
Posts: 1,572
Originally Posted by pedrothepilot
I've seen a lot of mention of paying taxes for your home residency country, who exactly does this apply to?
If you are not on a commuting contract, wont you avoid being resident in your home country, therefore avoid double taxing?
Of course for someone having a family this is not an option, but being single, if I had to stay out of my home country for a certain amount of days to avoid residency I certainly would, plus I think it's quite a high amount of days which you have to spend at home to be considered resident, some countries as much as 180days per year.
Thanks
If you are not on a commuting contract, wont you avoid being resident in your home country, therefore avoid double taxing?
Of course for someone having a family this is not an option, but being single, if I had to stay out of my home country for a certain amount of days to avoid residency I certainly would, plus I think it's quite a high amount of days which you have to spend at home to be considered resident, some countries as much as 180days per year.
Thanks
You will be able to deduct swiss taxes from your bill, but that’s often close to zero, if you have a family.
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: earth
Posts: 48
Originally Posted by dirk85
As you say, it depends on your center of interests, as the tax authorities call it. If you are single, no house and no significant properties, and you dont commute, it is not a problem. But in most other cases you will be considered tax resident in your home country.
You will be able to deduct swiss taxes from your bill, but that’s often close to zero, if you have a family.
Join Date: Feb 2018
Location: EU
Posts: 2
Originally Posted by Deeveeator
Hey!
Do you guys think W!ZZ would currently hire anyone under those 300hrs as a NTR F/O?
Thx for any of your experiences
Do you guys think W!ZZ would currently hire anyone under those 300hrs as a NTR F/O?
Thx for any of your experiences
I know 2 guys who did exactly that during last winter.
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: world wide
Age: 33
Posts: 16
if you ever flew a broomstick or ever served snickers in the back there’re gonna take you. It’s more or less the same thing.. and if you ****up the captain gets it, not you poor wannabe.. Doesn’t matter you don’t know the buttons, if you’re a nice chap and play a bit of flightsim you have what it takes!
hr ladies just need to hear you gonna go to kutaisi or skopije, but you gonna be a hotshot pilot!
hr ladies just need to hear you gonna go to kutaisi or skopije, but you gonna be a hotshot pilot!
Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: World
Posts: 17
Originally Posted by Nikker
If they see that you perform above average during assessment you will have a very good chances.
I know 2 guys who did exactly that during last winter.
I know 2 guys who did exactly that during last winter.
There is a xls document that you need to fill out and submit it as an application, and if one of the lines is red and not green (one line is specific regarding the minimum 300 hours), then it is null.
I have asked a tone of people from recruiting to FO and captains regarding this and they all said don’t even bother if you have less than 300.
That’s what i know
Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: EU
Posts: 2
Actually, if you circumnavigate their official website by gooogling "Wizzair A320 type rating", one of the links is for CAE program. They claim only 200 hours are required, but are also announcing new bases for summer 2008, so it might be a bit outdated...
Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: Warsaw
Posts: 17
I have review the posts from last weeks- it looks like a big picture of Wizzair- „The Cadet Show”... dont get me wrong- you have rights to write here what you want and ask questions, just recently only 2-3 hundred hour pilots are joining Wizz. We have to fly with them just after line training which makes this job more and more complicated.
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 999
I am slightly curious as I have been told by a friend who recently rejoined Wizz, that he expects as SFO to be paid net 4900 - 5100 Euros a month, and as Captain net 7500 - 8000 Euro a month and Captain on floating base net 8700 - 9000 Euros a month.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: France
Age: 34
Posts: 89
Originally Posted by 2unlimited
I am slightly curious as I have been told by a friend who recently rejoined Wizz, that he expects as SFO to be paid net 4900 - 5100 Euros a month, and as Captain net 7500 - 8000 Euro a month and Captain on floating base net 8700 - 9000 Euros a month.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
I got the latest pilot sheet salary, with 850hr a year, 400sectors and an avzrave speed of 600km/h, I got Captain year one at 88500euro.
Now you have to use the X factor for the country, Romania is 1.45 (but I thought it was to compensate local tax the different X factors ?)
so Romania is 128500 a year, 10700 befofe tax a month ... And we come back about, how much tax your friends will pay ? If he pay tax like a normal man living in Romania, he will earn less than what wizz told him.
Google say, it will be 6300euro net for a year one cpt in Romania if you pay the normal tax of the country.
Wizair pilot here will probably answer all of that quickly.
Last edited by Flocks; 26th Aug 2018 at 06:57.
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Poland
Age: 25
Posts: 2
Originally Posted by 2unlimited
I am slightly curious as I have been told by a friend who recently rejoined Wizz, that he expects as SFO to be paid net 4900 - 5100 Euros a month, and as Captain net 7500 - 8000 Euro a month and Captain on floating base net 8700 - 9000 Euros a month.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
He had been informed this was the pay he was expecting, based on what the company had told him. Based in Romania.
Is this really true? Sounds slightly high in my opinion, but maybe somebody working there would know better.
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 999
Originally Posted by ontherise
I've heard very similar numbers being thrown around as well after the last pay rise, given the amount of hours being flown at the moment. Would also love to hear from someone working in Poland. Anyone able to shed some light on what a fresh FO can expect to earn for instance from a warsaw base (if lucky enough to get)
Join Date: Jul 2017
Location: Europe
Posts: 31
Sounds really unlikely, at least the SFO numbers... maybe in Luton on a busy month, but in CEE expect net closer to €36k yearly average (so €3k/month). €4k net in one month is possible with 100hrs, maybe some combination of flying on your OFF days, out of base, random roster etc. (my record is €3,5k)
This is however based on normal local employment contract, single household taxation, full social security etc. - maybe if you were on agency contract and got "creative" with taxation you could do better.
This is however based on normal local employment contract, single household taxation, full social security etc. - maybe if you were on agency contract and got "creative" with taxation you could do better.
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: earth
Posts: 48
Agreed, 3-4K NET on a local contract sounds reasonable for a SFO. Altough I am FO and my record with out of base flying was around 3,5K net, have to check payslip for exact figure. But again, this is because of out of base flying duties. Which was quite a an okay month to be honest, good hotel, nice, people, not a big reason to complain.
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Home Counties
Age: 41
Posts: 477
I’m stuck in the RHS of bizjets (as we only fly 250-300 per year) and live near Luton so looking at TUI, Easy, Ryan and possibly Wizz as I need a stable roster and ideally chance of upgrading in the next couple of years.
I have 2800 hours.
Is LTN a likely base on joining Wizz, what can I expect to earn (I’m used to a large flat rated salary rather than sector pay etc), and how long am I looking at before getting the chance to move to LHS?
Cheers
I have 2800 hours.
Is LTN a likely base on joining Wizz, what can I expect to earn (I’m used to a large flat rated salary rather than sector pay etc), and how long am I looking at before getting the chance to move to LHS?
Cheers
