North Sea Helicopter Year 2 F/O, take home £2400 basic after 7.5% to pension.
Overtime paid on top of that and offshore allowances if staying offshore for a night, flying 800hrs per year and getting 182 days holiday a year. :)
Year 1 Captain takes home about £4000 after pension deduction.

This is it

With GF over 25 years now Capt for 21 yrs my take home pay

in STG at todays rate all in 4435

Pension zero , medical crap, LOL Nil

Doesn't include housing i just manage

school fees ok but only because they are at school in Ireland so rates there are good

I like the warmth and the sun

but things waring thin now and i think for most others here

Not a place to come to if you have children

place ok but get a good credit ceiling on your Cards

or you're *****d

S.L.

US charter carrier, u3k, 5th year captain A320.
Average: $11800/mo I pay about 15% tax total on annual accounting.
No pension. 850 hrs/yr, about 16 days a month away from home. I'd be home
every night if I would just leave sunny Florida and move to the snowy North.
But for how long...

Jetblue Airways 320 FO 2nd year - 900++hrs/yr
- Take home US$4200 ( after 15% to retirement/401k, medical, insurance)
- Unlimited supply of blue chips too.:sad:

4th Year CL215 Airtanker f/o. $3200 CAD take home, plus pension, medical/dental etc.. 5 month recurring contract (April-Sept), paid year-round. 220hours last year.:ok:

Capt Embraer Legacy, net €10000.- per month, 2 weeks on 2weeks of, 500hrs a year.

Netjets Europe
 

3 year Training Captain in Netjets Europe. £4400 including per diems and after 6% pension. We get Bupa and some complex insurance stuff too (disability plan etc). All lincense costs, medicals and crew meals are paid for.

18 days max per month, 50 days max per quater. 15 nights in hotels per month.

Grounded due to suspension of medical.

Loss of Licence insurance

£1000 per month.

:uhoh:

Mine is about to improve :ok:

Current BAConnect/Flybe FO on EMB145 (Year2). Average UK£2600 after around £280 voluntary pension contributions including Flight Duty Pay with 5% paid by company to pension. Plenty of overtime available and disruption payments increasing take home pay up to £3300 on occasions.

FJ

G550 CA in U.S. $8600 Gross. $5200 net. Sorry I couldn't convert to GBP--the dollar is falling so fast, the calculator couldn't keep up. ;) TC

Dash 8 Capt,

Middle East / Africa
5500$ / MO, no taxes (never at home)
Food plus lodging provided
3 MO on / 1 MO off
1200Hrs a year!

cheers

Can anyone tell me what a brand new BA DEP First Officer will get. I understand that there has just been a 17.5% pay rise.

Qatar Airways
 

Qatar Airways 5 year A330 Captain:

15,300 USD

Including Housing allowance, flight pay, per diems, loss of licence and medical insurance. 85Hrs per month on average. No Tax. No Pension. 12 salaries a year. This after our latest pay increase effective April 1st.

FO on small loco start up. 1300 euro after tax. no pension, no benefits, no medical and no staff travel. 6 sector days up to 60 hrs duty time per week. probably earn more driving a taxi or flipping burgers!!!!

Can you explain the No car parking bit. You telling me, if lets say you are based at Liverpool and are flying out of your base, you have to pay for car parking at Liverpool.

Would it surprise you?? :ugh:

dogstar2

Nope - pay negotiations underway at the moment. Will probably be around 5% after a lot of screaming and shouting (from both sides ;) )

For a Slovak Low cost operator:
Average B737 F/O take home net 2300euro incl everything (depending on hours, but does it matter?).
No Pension, no nothing. Well, free parking but no car.
Expect to end this year with 800hrs.

Yes it is tempting to come back to the UK...:\

OK here goes first pprune post!

FO Aer Lingus 6ish years. 900 hrs. 5/2 5/3 5/2 5/3....
Pay comprises Basic+Sector+performance pay+Overnights.

Average net monthly pay last year

Basic 3,799
Sector 943 (av. of 4 months incl 2 weeks leave!)
Overnights 450 (average 5 per month)
Perf pay 973 (paid annually in December about 12k net)
_____________________

Total monthly = €6,165 / £4203.50/ $8334.70

This figure includes deductions for pension (7%). Final salary pension 30/45th's at age 55 with 30 years service.
Also includes deductions for union subs, gym membership and car insurance deducted at source. This is what goes into your account!. Not bad considering you could land this job with 200 hrs give or take a few increments!.

This is last year and does not include this years increment (€7k) nor national pay increases 2%. The figure does not include the increased union subs (6.4%) used to finance share purchases in the company.

Future prospects: A330 within year. Due expansion the most junior skipper for 2011 has not yet been recruited! So anyone in now will have command by at least 2011. :)