Nordica Estonia
 

Anybody has any idea about conditions with Nordica, in particular the schedules?

Thanks

easa ftl....according to needs 6/2, 5/1

what are the T&C’s?

It's a pay to fly airline running with eaglejet.. you should better look cityjet.. it seems they are looking for CRJ captains/ FO.

Rostering 25/5 salary 5119 with using an agency

25 days on, 5 days off per month?

you can info (but not that much) on : Nordica pilot jobs news for airline pilots and aviation schools

Is it 5119 before or after tax ? You can use this calculator to have an estimate of your wage accordingly :
Salary/Wage and Tax Calculator - Estonia, Latvia

It is 5119 gross gross gross....and then you deduct everything!

Very low T & C, unless you want to get some specific experience and then move elsewhere....

Hi all,

I am invited for assements with Nordica, could you tell me what I should expect?
You may send a pm.

Thank you .

Hello, I read that you had been invited by Nordica for an interview.
I 'll go on Wednesday 6, can you tell me a little more about the kind of questions they ask? the simu? by PM please
thank you in advance.

@BlueVolta, it's a package, then you are responsible for your taxes, I heard!

Shafting by the sounds of it

You paid through an agency then you need your own local company then pay yourself through that.

Mine wage is something like 400euro which is taxed at 50%. And gives you local health insurance then the rest taken as a dividend at 21%.

They are screaming for crew, there may be a bit of a pretend play at some form of selection but if you have a license and are willing to take the conditions then your in.

Screening is fairly standard AFAIK, but it's still not a case where everyone gets through. Selection continues all through the process and people have been dropped during sim/line training as well for failing to live up to standards expected. It's not a "you've got a pulse and a license, good enough" company.

Terms and conditions are the main con, depending on your personal situation it ranges from just livable to pretty OK and being able to get some savings, but it's not up to industry standard. If stuck on turboprops and looking for a jet job it can be a decent option, or for experienced FO's the chances for a quick upgrade are quite good. Not too many overnights and usually only one night away at a time, if you get based in Tallinn you'll be home most nights. Also worth something perhaps.

Hello, how was your assessment? Could you tell me something about
really thanks

That's exactly how I think about it, couldn't agree more! It's always great to hear somebody else shares the same outlook about things like this.
I guess it's inevitable but the longer we can suppress the idea the better.

Do you have details about ATR Commander salary?

Hi all,

I would like to have some feedback regarding the screening process: HR interview, technical exam and profile for the sim evaluation.
Thanks for sharing the information

blue skies!!