Ryanair Captain Salary new terms

[aircowboy]

Hi guys,

Would like to know what is the average captain salary in Ryanair in Spain (Madrid) with the salary increment.

Thanks for your time!!!

[Ryanairrecruitment]

Hi, we currently have no slots in MAD, in Spain, we have BCN and then PMI, ALC, AGP, GRO on 75% seasonal contracts.

[Newcomer2]

I would be interested as well for Spain in general, if anyone can help...

[Ryanairrecruitment]

Originally Posted by Newcomer2

I would be interested as well for Spain in general, if anyone can help...

see above for current bases in Spain

[BeGuidedAccordingly]

Hi,

I am looking to join on a GOT base....is this possible?

[The Foss]

Originally Posted by BeGuidedAccordingly

Hi,

I am looking to join on a GOT base....is this possible?

no, unfortunately there would be a very long list of people waiting for GOT/NYO as they’re relatively small and I believe already over-crewed

[antpilot]

Hey guys, anybody knows how much a floating Captain can take home after taxes? And does this option have Annual Leave?

Thx for your time.

[Vikingfly]

Salary under training

From first day, how long before you get the first paycheck?
I heard that you don’t get paid during the ground school. Is that true?

[skyflyer737]

If you join on a Ryanair contract as an employee, you’re paid from day 1 of groundschool.

[bringbackthe80s]

Why would you not be payed from day 1, and why would anyone turn up to work for free?

Anazing we got to the point of even talking about something like this

[Chesty Morgan]

Originally Posted by Taviator

Been waiting for that since I joined a year ago as FO.
Still 30+ on the list they told me.
Same story for NYO. Dont even try

A whole year?!

[geardown1]

I'm sure that was the way with Ryanair and easyjet actually, reduced pay starts at line training and then full pay after line check. Or something along the lines of that.

[skyflyer737]

Originally Posted by geardown1

I'm sure that was the way with Ryanair and easyjet actually, reduced pay starts at line training and then full pay after line check. Or something along the lines of that.

All depends if you’re on a normal employee contract or not. If you’re a self employed contractor you only get paid once you start flying. Vast majority starting now are on a normal salary from day 1 in the company.

[Chesty Morgan]

Originally Posted by skyflyer737

All depends if you’re on a normal employee contract or not. If you’re a self employed contractor you only get paid once you start flying. Vast majority starting now are on a normal salary from day 1 in the company.

You don't fly during line training?!

[skyflyer737]

Originally Posted by Chesty Morgan

You don't fly during line training?!

I don’t get what point you’re trying to make. The guy had a question on when you start receiving a salary at Ryanair. Day 1 of groundschool if you’re an employee. Day 1 of line training (ie flying) if you’re a self-employed contractor. You normally have a choice of which contract you’d like to take.

[skyflyer737]

Originally Posted by bringbackthe80s

Why would you not be payed from day 1, and why would anyone turn up to work for free?

Anazing we got to the point of even talking about something like this

Because the net pay you receive when you do start flying can be significantly higher than if you were on a ‘normal’ contract. I’m not here to get into a debate about the rights and wrongs of self employment but ultimately net pay of the self employed guys can, in certain circumstances, be a lot higher. Hence their acceptance of working ‘free’ for groundschool.