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I have been getting lots of questions about pilot life in the Emirates. However, I especially get one question the most: What are the differences between flying Emirates B777 and Airbus A380? Are salaries different in these 2 fleets? Is lifestyle totally different between these 2 fleets? How about days off and destinations? In this video, I wanted to explain the differences and similarities of flying B777 and A380 in the Emirates. If you have anything to add please share it with me through the comments. In addition to this video, you're welcome to watch a general video about Pilot life in the Emirates    • Pilot life in Dubai  
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Emirates fleet
01:12 - Similarities of salary
01:50 - Differences in operation
05:00 - Rosters
07:19 - Dynamic environment
08:07 - Commuting in A380
09:16 - Changes in fleet
11:36 - A380 &B777 operation analyses at Flightradar24
17:30 - Night flights
18:00 - Conclusion

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