Is that flying domestically or international?

Any Lufthansa mainline pilots lurking about who care to share their net pay here? :)

No 5 on the top jobs in the UK

http://msn.careerbuilder.co.uk/UK/Cu...256900557-J3-5

would you all agree with that?

Not at all, especially that I'm sales executive now looking in to being a FO :ugh:

10 year B777 Cmdr, 6 month A380 training capt, 8200 GBP equivalent after tax, inclusive of bonuses , meal allowances and instructor allowances, not inclusive of pension fund contributions. Doing about 50 hours a month presently. Loving the lifestyle and the bonus of living in paradise. Just lucky to be where I am.:ok:

Wow, wanna swap? I just got hired for minimum wage to make sure a extremely rich student doesn't get lost when he flies from Vancouver to Toronto in a C172.
=P

Pacific & Polynesian Blue Airlines B737-800:
SFO: 85,000 Kiwi dollars Gross (big tax here), $4.20/hr DTA = approx $700/month (!:ugh:)
...that's it.
Lovely country N.Z. but behind in many ways, bureaucratic, over taxed and governed. Very hard to get ahead.

I can't believe some of you wages I take home a lot more as cabin crew who pays full uk tax at the higher rate.

So much for pilots being overpaid then ey.... Long gone the days!

Hi Moo,

curious to how much you make each month at BA as cabin crew.

Rgds.

Flybe pay
 

Flybe, FO, EMB 145, year 2, 2450 Sterling net average, no pension paid. full time. Cpts get 900 more

Mightyduck
 

Thats pretty good going, are you ex-Bacon(with Bacons old t&c's) or are you doing lots of hours+night stops ??? Didn't think the money was that good after taxes at Flybe....

Jenson

take home pay ?i wish
 

i work for servisair {london}got my wage slip this week it has 60 hoursof pay missing due to an admin error.never mind i mite get it in next months pay.good job tescos takes an iou ,

BA 747 Captain 20 seniority,900 hours a year,6 atlantic crossings a month sometimes,force draughted on days off now and then,UK non resident ,gross pay with allowances etc £140,000 pa,take home £11,000 per month.Benefits; LOL, final salary pension, private health care.

Doing It Wrong?
 

Too Low Too Fast!

I myself am a contract LAME as you would call it (are you Ozzie?) and a contract pilot but i find the engineering pays better cause you can work a load of hours in a short space of time.

European Licensed Aircraft Engineers are paid in the region of £30 per hour. So my 14 x 12hr shift = £5020 per shift (14 on 14 off).

Non UK resident = NO TAX.

Housing Provided.

Transport Provided.

Flights to and from Provided.

Downside = Self funded pension and healthcare.

Upside = Work where and when you like AND you can tell whoever to "Shove it" when you had enough.

Flying Spanner :ok:

Take home pay
 

fATPL fly for free as it's dropping chutes but great fun

Full time Production Manager, Net pay = £2800 + fully expensed car + good pension + Private health care + expenses when I need them. If I drop the car add another £350 nett per month

Prefer to be in an office with a view though :ok:

BA airside cargo driver. 1st year.
£1,400/500 PM .

anyone wanna swap...:{

:)

CityJet 2nd Officer, 1st year
Age 22, LCY based
Basic salary 1400 EURO NET a month
Sector payment average of 1800 EURO NET a month
Air France Staff Travel
about 650 hours a month
free typerating RJ85, 3 year bond

second year basic salary will be 2000 EURO NET a month
sector payment stays the same

good stuff, love the flying and the people here :ok:

any info on jet2 757 capt and f/o.

Liberace,

Don't know if this helps, but previous post was:

"B733 FO Jet2.com GBP £ 3000 net average.

500hours. Incl duty + sector pay."

Should give you a rough idea..