Go to Career.aero, you can find it in the download section after your application.
good luck!

Is everyone on prune male?

I now assume English isn’t your first language so you can be forgiven. For information though, the term ‘lads’ is an informal way of referring to a group of men.

Vjw come on lighten up

Recruitment emails and ads doesn’t necessarily mean a company is currently hiring.
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Hi guys. I’m pretty new on the community since I’m working for a company which has not to me mentioned in this pilots forum. I’m currently looking to relocate back to Europe and, being an A320 Captain, I checked which are the options around the Old continent. Any of you can share fresh news about Lauda motion? Is it a good company? Is it worth to work for it? How is the assessment process? Any info will be much appreciated, thanks to all.

Hi guys. Anyone in the community has fresh info regarding working conditions: roster, payroll, environment? Any update will be much appreciated

Job advert for pmi stated 95k euro for capt, that was based on 900hrs a yr, 5/3 5/2 roster. Sounds awful and clearly lauda and buzz are going to be the threat to existing crews to accept even worse terms

For Capt. 75h per month expect 98000 euros per year in Palma and 10700 in Vienna, gross.
Expect half of it after taxes (they have to be paid in Austria either way) so between 4100 and 4500 per month

Ouch.. Conditions are downhill in Europe...

Hi Newcomer2. Do you know how much is the taxation in Austria? It seems to be a super low salary for 75h....I thougth was allined with Ryanair payroll

Taxation in Austria is really high, about 50% of your gross salary. There are online tax calculators as well, they give the same figures.
You can also compare the gross salaries and you will see that the conditions are definitely not the same: the total package for a ryanair captain in Spain is around 154000 euros per year, in Lauda based in Palma (same country!) it's 98000, so 37% less.

There's a reason why ryanair is stopping the recruitment and closing bases, it's a management tactic to transfer the flights to their other airlines where the conditions are worse. Capitalism at its best...