To be fair, the senior guys at cargojet do quite well for themselves. Hence the low starting pay for new captains. The last negotiating committee along with the unifor rep, strong armed the last agreement though where a good chunk of the membership didn't get a chance to vote as they were on the ro...

To be fair, the senior guys at cargojet do quite well for themselves. Hence the low starting pay for new captains. The last negotiating committee along with the unifor rep, strong armed the last agreement though where a good chunk of the membership didn't get a chance to vote as they were on the roa...

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/westje ... -1.5134407

Someone should let the CBC know all they need to do is head on over to Avcanada for the some "expert advice" on the matter,

For real though it is entertaining.

Im hoping to get some information on how various airlines socialized bidding systems work mainly with regard to bidding of schedule, days off requests, overtime, how seniority factors into things and how the pay scale is distributed, or anything else that you feel would be worth mentioning. If you w...

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You can go fly a 67 in Japan for 135k, but first you have to GET that job, just like the jobs in China, they dont give them to anyone, need a bit of time on type, then commute to Asia for the rest of your career. Not for everyone. Johnny we know Canadian Aviation pay is shitty, Im sure on the aircra...

:roll: :roll: Any other life tips on what I should or shouldn't do. Maybe he was curious as to how fancy he could live on the road, I think ppl know perdiems are not income. Id guess around 7-10k depending on schedule, I wouldn't count that as income. You spend many weekends and nights in a hotel ro...

JohnnyHotRocks wrote: ↑Thu Sep 06, 2018 9:31 pm Average for where? Nigeria? 767 FO making 60k...at least it’s more than AC I guess

Dude read the thread!

Dont just come in and start throwing around ignorant shit, you loose credibility.

FO starts at 70k and is 120k after 10 years, add %2 year onto those numbers.

Pay is not the problem.

Id guess around 7-10k depending on schedule,

no, at 3.75 an hour, that would be crazy.. Not really, a 4 day pairing is 360ish dollars, and if you work 16 days a month that's $1440x12 months is 18k. How are you guys not getting that? Not working 16 days a month? Not all overnights, etc? Most pairings get back at about 4 am or so, therefore you...

no, at 3.75 an hour, that would be crazy..

Wherever there are sim slots. Usually Atlanta or Miami. Recurrent in YVR. For now...

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