PILOT SALARY💰: How much a pilot earns in EUROPE? (2020) EPISODE 2
Vložit
- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Airline pilot salary is little bit of a mystery. So many people google: How much does a pilot make? We decided to dedicate some time to solve the mystery of pilot salaries. We have gathered salaries from different companies all over the world. In this video we are focusing on the European market. How much a pilot makes in Europe? We have companies like Easyjet, British Airways, Ryanair, SAS, DHL, LoganAir, Netjets to name a few. We have calculated all the salaries into average pilot salaries in each category. Also all the salaries has been converted to euros to make comparing easier but this of course means that the result is affected by that day's exchange rate.
We have divided pilot salaries in different categories:
2:11 ✈️ Private jet
3:50 ✈️ Regional
5:30 ✈️ Jets
7:35 ✈️ Long Haul
8:25 ✈️ Cargo
10:07 ✈️ The whole Europe
These are further divided to First Officer and Captain salaries.
In the end of the video we reveal the highest paying salary and the lowest. Can you guess the highest paying pilot salary? Or the lowest?
HOW TO COMPARE PILOT SALRIES: • PILOT SALARY💰: How to ...
We are Ask A Pilot! 👋 A community that started in Denmark by answering questions about aviation. We are group of pilots and cabin crew working in Europe and we like to help! We have been helping people with fear of flying and coached pilots to get their dream job. We're here to answer your burning questions about aviation!
❓Ask Questions: askapilot.net/ask-a-question/
✔️Follow our Blog: askapilot.net/blog/
💸Shop: askapilot.net/shop/
Follow us 👇
Instagram: @ask.a.pilot
Facebook: Spoerg Piloten - Ask A Pilot
Business contact: contact@askapilot.net
DISCLAIMER. Information is provided in good faith for general information and educational purposes only. All information, views etc. belong solely to individuals and do not reflect the view of any of our former, current or future employers and/or their business partners. Full details see askapilot.net/terms-of-trade
Quality content here. Keep it up
I'm a 737 FO in Central Europe and my average pre-covid salary was ~60% of your FO Base JET category. You should have mentioned that you consider only certain rich, Western European contries. Not Europe as a whole.
What a difference of FO to FA (Difference in %)?
I love yours outfits guys ✈️✈️✈️👌👌👌❤️
whats the differnce between base and top?
What’s the source of salary information for these numbers?
Is this before tax? or after
Is Cadet Pilot Programme Better or Integrated ATPL is better? Please make a video on this topic or tell me!!
Hi. Cadet program will skin you. Integrated will need all your time but pretty fast. Modular is my way as I over 40;)
You should have mentioned that the license cost up to 120000 euro till you have 1500 hours, and those figures before taxes, so basically in Europe deduct 40/50%
Hi 👋 With 1500 hours you must be referring to US as in Europe a pilot can be hired straight after school with about the 200 hours. In this case we are referring pilots with less than 1500 hours as second officer that is used here in Europe and the average sallary is about 3000€ a month before taxes. How much tax you pay depends on in what country you live in or what country the aircraft is registered/where is the head quarter. For example you pay less tax in the UK than you would pay in Denmark. All of this actually has been mentioned in the other video before this where we explained what you should take into consideration when comparing salaries and what you take home might vary. We hope this gave you some clarity but of course we are happy to explain further how the pay system works over here in Europe. 😊 Happy landings!
@@AskAPilot Yes please , i dont understand what does it mean pay per Diem , is it different than basic salary?
@@AdhamNafea Yes, per Diem is different than a basic salary. Per Diem is to cover your expenses when you're out of your base. In some airlines this is money that is paid hourly like 4-5€ or in some countries it is a daily allowance of 50€. Some countries per Diem is tax free and in others it is not. Some countries per Diem is determined by what country you're flying to but others have daily or hourly allowance that always stays the same. We can of course make video about it and explain it more thorough if you would like?
But in general this is extra that is paid on top of your basic pay.
@@AskAPilot Yes please
how many hours pilot can get a month is 100hrs
Guys how hard is it for find a pilot job in Europe ? I’m 35 by the time I finish it will be 38 .
Is it really possible to find a job after getting the license ( like the schools advertise ) or the chances are really low ( without an instructor course )
I’m having a headache just from the research , please get back to me . The cost is ridiculous nowadays .
did u get your answer?
ive been thinking the same
There's a massive shortage in pilots in Europe there's 100s or articles and CZcams videos about
@@Woofdoggydog20 , What about in the UK?
@@sverncollins5410 I think so , I think the general consensus is that it's world wide
Hi, are they net or gross salary ?
Hi, it's gross salary that is talked on the video as taxes are depending on each country.
In what time period? Per week month ect?
Month
@@makdamichael4526 Thanks. That's only about 24k a year not to much.
I can say from own experience that a 3800€ base pay for a privat jet pilot (FO) in Germany is waaaaay too high.
Too high?
@@johnlogan7810 unfortunately, yes.... usually the salary for low hour F/O tops off somewhere around 3500€. Of course there are exceptions
Are these salaries nett or brutto?
Hi! the salaries are brutto as the deductions change over the years and is of course dependent if the person has other income sources.
Do an international student can become PILOT in London ..?? .plz make a video on iy
Is this monthly?
Hi 👋 Sorry if we weren't clear enough but we are talking about monthly salary. 💰
1,300 lowest is that airline pilot
Salaries in Europe are crap, you gotta be rich or stupid to go through all the hurdle and difficulties to earn 50k after 4 or 5 years as FO and then be happy to take 80k a year as a Captain. The only place where been a pilot could be at least reasonable would be in the US. There is not unity among EU pilots, there is not solid unions and most of the people in the business are wanna be mavericks so there is no way anyone will push a change. So s... salaries are in EU to stay .
It is very true that the EU market is very though for the pilots as there's surplus of pilots. US is suffering from not having enough pilots as a lot of pilots retired and also the 1500hour rule delays the younger pilots entering the job market. If you're ready to move to Qatar/ The United Arab Emirates for example, they have been very well know for higher salaries through out the years.
@@AskAPilotHow come you don't post any more videos ?
Is European airlines hire Indians pilots?
Hi! A specific nationality rarely is a requirement as it is discrimination and in Europe there's quite hard discrimination laws. What you should take into consideration is that you have to have the right to live and work in Europe. This usually requires you to get a visa. Also, it's good to know that when you're flying for European airline that you need EASA licence and EASA medical for you to be able to work for European airline.
NOPE!
How much in 2020? 0! The worst job in Europe is a contract airline pilot in Europe. Your salary will go to 0, any time there’s a recession!
😂😂😂😂
Funfact:- In Telugu language kukka means dog 😂😁
24k c'mon gimme the company name please
He he he - it is a legacy company. It is really hard to compare the packages due to differences in benefits, pensions, local tax law etc. Companies like Airfrance/ KLM, Lufthansa and BA - have always been well known for paying a lot and they will probably remain the companies in Europe that offer the most in terms of money. For new joiners the package may differ. This means that a new joiner may not ever be able to get the same salary as someone already working in the company. When times are hard, like now, being in a major airline may offer some kind of protecting (seniority system) and that is probably what is worth the most at the moment.
And ive been meaning to ask what do you think about flight training in spain