PIC salaries on the rise
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PIC salaries on the rise
Salaries for experienced crew are on the rise. More and more airlines are recruiting flight crew all over the world. I have never seen something like this before. However, with the global economic collapse (debt bubble) on the horizon, is the growth in aviation sustainable?
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It’s Aviation, just as the good money starts to become bedded in there will be another global shock. In my career every time there starts to be a new pilot shortage there is a Dot Com Bubble, Sept 11, SARS, Bird Flu, GFC, COVID. So sure as anything the next shock is just around the corner….. what that shock is, who knows!
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Saw an ad on LinkedIn for Avion the other day, it boasts salaries for Captains "up to €115.000". Thought, that is nearly acceptable.
And then i remembered that in my last year as an FO in 2016 i earned more than that, including 42 days of vacation and 2 months off in Winter.
And then i remembered that in my last year as an FO in 2016 i earned more than that, including 42 days of vacation and 2 months off in Winter.
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Yea. Thing about Avion and the other baltic ACMI-s is that although payments to that scale are achievable into a Dubai bank account but it'd be a completely different story receiving it into your EU/UK acc. with the responsibility of paying your local/state taxes and social.
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I was getting just over 3k EUR worth (no kids, unmarried) in local currency years ago in one of the nordic countries when my fmr. company went bust. Granted after 3 months it would've been reduced ever slightly every month depending on the jobs I'm turning down at the local job centre but i was already flying elsewhere by that time.