Emirates Pilot Salary | Pilot Life in Emirates Airline

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The number one question I was getting while I had been working for Emirates was "How much does an Emirates pilot earn?", "What's your salary?". In this video, I explained everything about Emirates pilot salaries.
Disclaimer!
Please read this part before or after watching the video! In this video, the salaries are estimated in USD. Therefore small discrepancies can arise between actual values and mentioned values. Also, the salaries are variable in each airline and the total package consists of basic salary, additional flight pay, overtime pays, and/or benefits. That means a pilot's salary can change significantly up and down depending on how many hours a pilot flies in a month! You should always refer company website or documents to see the actual salaries for the first officers and the captains! To see the exact information, please go ahead and check the official website of Emirates Airline pilot career website.
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