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In this video, I will share the advanced version of Emirates Pilot Salary and total career earnings. Based on the recent pay rates, I created a total career earning value based on various assumptions. While preparing this video, I used a conservative approach. All calculations are based on a 30year career at Emirates Airline and several other assumptions.
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Disclaimer:
The ultimate aim of this video is to show a rough estimation of the total earnings of an Emirates pilot over a 30year career. Actual values may be different than the numbers in the video for various reasons. Therefore, don't treat these numbers as final results but as potential earnings.
Timecodes:
00:00 Intro
01:13 Disclaimer & assumptions
02:23 1st assumption 30year career
02:40 2nd assumption pay rise
03:44 Other assumption accommodation allowance & provident fund
04:49 Emirates pilot salaries
08:05 Profit sharing
09:02 Provident fund
11:34 Total compensation calculation
17:06 Pilots' resignations & attrition rate
19:28 Conclusion
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