Post your monthly take home and airline, no names, just numbers, for the candidates
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#1 Candidates deserve real numbers. Airline, base, years, rough monthly take home in local currency, and what is included. Me: United Houston, year 1 reserve, about 2,800 USD after tax on the guarantee, no housing.
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#2 Delta Atlanta, year 2, line holder, 3,400 to 4,200 USD after tax depending on trips. No housing.
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#3 United LAX, year 4, 4,500 to 5,500 USD after tax. LA rent takes half.
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#4 Emirates business grade, 14,000 to 16,500 AED tax free, housing and transport provided.
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#5 Qatar economy, 2 years, 10,000 to 11,500 QAR tax free, housing provided.
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#6 easyJet Geneva, 3 years, around 5,000 CHF after tax. Geneva rent 2,000 for a room. Do the maths.
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#7 easyJet Luton, 4 years, 2,300 to 2,900 GBP after tax with sectors and commission.
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#8 Ryanair Dublin direct, 3 years, 2,600 to 3,200 EUR after tax in summer, 2,000 in winter.
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#9 KLM, 9 years, about 3,200 EUR after tax plus allowances, and the pension.
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#10 Air France, 12 years, 3,500 to 4,000 EUR after tax with allowances. The tariff steps are slow but they come.
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#11 Finnair, 6 years, around 2,900 EUR after tax plus Asia layover allowances.
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#12 SIA Leading Stewardess, 9 years, 6,000 to 7,000 SGD. No housing.
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#13 Qantas international, 15 years, roughly 7,500 AUD after tax. The enterprise agreement got us there over a long time.
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#14 Turkish Airlines, 4 years, salary in lira plus USD per diems, the per diems are where the saving happens. Comfortable in Istanbul.
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#15 This thread is the salary comparison page the site should print. Thank you all for the honesty.