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Originally Posted by Linebacker35
Ryan Air:
Captains
Up to £100,000
Up to €130,000
(about $175,000 US)

First Officers (1,500 hrs)
Up to £70,000
Up to €80,000
(about $123,000 US)

At Ryanair there are no seniority lists and there are no complicated salary scales, you can expect to reach these amounts in 3 – 5 years, with more if you take on a line training role.


Easy Jet:

Basic Salary

Captain £66,938
Captain £60,244 (1st 6 months)
Senior First Officers £40,584
Senior First Officers £36,526 (1st 6 months)
First Officer (frozen ATPL) £33,060
First Officer (frozen ATPL) £29,754 (1st 6 months)


Training Captains' Pay

Line Training Captains £75,305 (12.5% on basic salary)
Type Rating Instructors £76,979 (15% on basic salary)
Type Rating Examiners £78,652 (17.5% on basic salary)
Airborne Base Instructors £80,326 (20% on basic salary

Hope this helps a bit.
I can't quote Easy Jets pay but at Ryanair, if you are American, you will be contracted by Brookfield Aviation. Your first year's pay will be at an hourly rate of 115 Euros per block hour flown. Brookfield will withold 4.50 Euros to cover recurrent simulator training. If you fly from a base other than your assigned base there is a 20 Euro per hour override paid. Therefore without TDY basing you will earn about 120,000 US per year.
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