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Old 19th Jan 2016, 08:20
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BA Cityflyer and Eastern ?

Any truth in the rumour that BACityflyer are to provide Operators Conversion Courses for Eastern Airways on the Embraer 170 series ? All this whilst BACF are training there own crews in an attempt to maintain numbers. One UK Sim. Will BACF crew numbers suffer as a result of the Eastern training workload ?
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Depends on years, however DEC 65k.
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Originally Posted by Birdeatingspiderboy

Any truth in the rumour that BACityflyer are to provide Operators Conversion Courses for Eastern Airways on the Embraer 170 series ? All this whilst BACF are training there own crews in an attempt to maintain numbers. One UK Sim. Will BACF crew numbers suffer as a result of the Eastern training workload ?
I don't think that's true, even though one of the Eastern 170s is likely to be operating the sub-contracted BACF route. I think contractors will be used and Eastern pilots fed in gradually.
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Well as Carl Phelan ex Bacf is now a consultant at Eastern anything is possible .
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Salary Higher now than #65K. To give you an idea, I'm year 1 and will take home over 80K. Minimum basic is 70K including the London allowance. Not great for the workload!!
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Originally Posted by Jet Set Willie
I'm year 1 and will take home over 80K
I guess you mean 'take home before tax' so not really take home. £80k take home is a pre-tax salary of £132k.

How many hours a year do you reckon on flying there?
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Sorry yeah. The 80K+ is gross. Personally just over 600. Know some others have been hit really hard though this year and doing nearer 700. Doesn't sound a lot but you have to factor in a higher duty time compared to other places with positioning on top.
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