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Coppi 22nd Dec 2006 15:19

How can it be that terms at easy are different for pilots based in Madrid? Do they not belong to the same union as the other easy pilots?
How can there not be a pension for some pilots since this is advertised on the easy site? Who then would choose to be based in Madrid instead for another base with better terms? Can easy place a newhire at a base which has terms other than those advertised on their site?

ICING AOA 22nd Dec 2006 15:34


Who then would choose to be based in Madrid instead for another base
at milan the salary is much lower than in UK, but there is still a waiting list for this base :rolleyes:

Kraut 23rd Dec 2006 09:03


Originally Posted by Coppi (Post 3033446)
How can it be that terms at easy are different for pilots based in Madrid? Do they not belong to the same union as the other easy pilots?
How can there not be a pension for some pilots since this is advertised on the easy site? Who then would choose to be based in Madrid instead for another base with better terms? Can easy place a newhire at a base which has terms other than those advertised on their site?

The point is, if it is a different company, i.e. called EZY Spain, they try to implement different conditions, of course in favour for EZY management.
However, BALPA is aware of the situation and is seeking for clarification!
Finally, IMHO, no EZY pilot is forced to accept the present MAD contract! I would not!!:=
Newcomers, which are eager that MAD is their base, must consider carefully!
EZY Switzerland is operating with differnt contracts, too! Also I must admit, that they fly under a different AOC!
And MILANO, they have the same basic pay, but different tax situation dictated by italian law.

ICING AOA 23rd Dec 2006 12:39

read this link :yuk: :yuk:

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/ar...505505,00.html

Kraut 23rd Dec 2006 13:50

I read it! What´s the point you are pointing to?:confused:

ICING AOA 23rd Dec 2006 14:12

unfortnately, it is not possible to work under a fully UK contract if your base in not in UK :ouch:
and Air France is very happy !

Kraut 23rd Dec 2006 14:54

But this only because French authorities launched a new law in January next year ("decree")
But this is covered in a different thread!

Yabaduu 24th Dec 2006 12:14

How about the Contactable days you guys used t have. I do not remember if you called them Contactable or available.
I would be very nice if you did.

Kraut 24th Dec 2006 15:50

They are still in use. Can´t remember I had one lately.

Most of the pilots have HCT (High flying hour contactable), because nearly everybody is at the hour limit. I am even in January on HCT!:eek:

papyjo 27th Dec 2006 00:26

Hi fellows,


I have recently sent my on line application, as a dec : 600hrs A320 family PIC and 4600hrs TT of which 4200hrs medium jet.


Can someone please tell me what the competitive minima are for dec ?
I have a permanent french contract, on a twelve month basis, I get 6000€ monthly of which 1500 goes in tax fumes:{ .


If I landed the job would the move be worth it ?


I quite much like the UK and especially london as a cosmopolitan city, but I prefer to avoid the tons heavy british tax system.


As a captain what do you take home in and outside of the UK ?


My dear colleagues please provide us with relevant after tax info, as this is a capital part of the decision process:confused: .


How do you become a ltc in easy ?


Many thanks:ok: in advance and happy landings to you all.


Cheers.

TheOne83 27th Dec 2006 09:21


Originally Posted by Fokkerdriver (Post 3003834)
Hi Hufty!!


Why do I like easyJet?? :cool:
.......

But what keeps me in easy is:


- No night flying

No night flying?? :eek: Please correct me if i'm wrong, but don't you have to fly night at least XX hours per year during night??

Jockflyer 27th Dec 2006 11:48

Oh dear:ugh:

I'm pretty sure what he means is that there are no flights through the night. ie latest finish maybe 10-11pm. Not starting a 8pm and flying for 10hrs.etc:)

The Flying Cokeman 27th Dec 2006 12:03

Jockflyer,
Fokkerdriver is a SHE not a he !;)

calypso 27th Dec 2006 12:10

Aaaah, I see what you mean! Kraut. A little delay receiving the post.

BitMoreRightRudder 27th Dec 2006 12:51

Night flying does exist in EZY. At my base during the summer we do a regular AGP that has you off duty around 3.30am. We also do a night IBZ that has you back in the crew room about 5am much to the amusement of the early AMS crew who never fail to take the p*ss. I found my roster full of late AGPs last summer, some bases are luckier than others. Try and get a base that has a strict night curfew and you can get to the pub before last orders!

On the whole I have to say I'm really enjoying working for EZY at the moment, but then I can't compare it to anywhere else. The way the industry has been heading for quite a while now, you could do far worse.

Fokkerdriver 27th Dec 2006 18:06

BitMoreRightRudder - I stand corrected

....and Flying Cokeman - thanks for setting the record straight ;)

The Flying Cokeman 27th Dec 2006 18:15

Miss Fokker,

Ingen problemer. Anytime anywhere ;) Having fun in Berlin?

Fokkerdriver 27th Dec 2006 18:17

Berlin....love it!! :D

I am very happy :)

TRon 28th Dec 2006 18:14

Been here just under 3 years.

Started off fairly ugly, but I have to say it really is getting better and better, thanks largely to BALPA and Andy Harrison.

Most if not all people I fly with are chilled out and professional. Sensible yet solid SOP's and you generally get left alone by management and the company, unless you are a naughty pup.

In terms of roster disruption, well everyone has a story and lots of people say 'Crewing did this and that' but at the end of the day you have to remember they are not purposefully screwing you over, just trying to get a job done the same as we are with limited resources thanks to some sh!t managment a few years ago. I have always been civil, put my point across and often they can and will help, if they can.

About a year and a half ago I was very seriously looking elsewhere but I can honestly say that I am now really enjoying working here, and havent looked in the back of Flight for months! Why? Rostering has let up, command is round the corner and I always said I would move when I did not enjoy going to work anymore. Overall I have not had one other guy moan for as long as I can remember (which is two minutes... ;) )

Most months averaging 60-70 hours, Take home SFO non TRSS Average £3100. £3400 on a good month.

Will I stay for my career? Who knows what will happen..but with my share options and the share price where it is and a CEO who doesn't seem to be a complete arse where else is there that isn't getting worse rather than better, plus I see easyJet in talks with Oasis. Maybe me might do long haul one day...well we can all dream for orange 330!!

Kraut 28th Dec 2006 18:55

[QUOTE=TRon;3040854]Most months averaging 60-70 hours,


Nice base you are flying from! Are you on part time?:)


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