EasyJet Cabin Crew Interview

 

With our continuous growth, we are expanding our incredible Cabin Crew team, whose enthusiasm and passion for delivering the best customer service is second to none.

With more than 240 aircraft flying to over 700 routes in almost 40 countries every day, we are the fourth largest airline in Europe, and the tenth largest in the world.

As a team of four on-board, you’ll work together to deliver a quality service and look after the safety and security of passengers and colleagues, making sure that everything is done to our exceptional standards.

Apply now and help add to the success of generation easyJet! 

Key responsibilities

• Welcome our customers on board and ensure their journey is safe, easy, fun and on-time
• Deliver services on each flight, including on-board food service and shopping
• Keep the cabin clean and tidy throughout the flight
• Help passengers with any difficulties or issues
• Support team members to ensure a speedy turn-around so that flights depart as scheduled
• Work as part of a team to achieve our sales targets
• Make sure all company policies and procedures are followed on every flight
• Attend our training and development programme, which will help you grow as an employee and ensure we continue to deliver outstanding customer service

Benefits

• Working on a young and the largest A320 fleet with renowned on time performance
• Outstanding training
• Development opportunities and the chance for promotions
• Cabin crew food
• Unlimited staff and standby travel across the easyJet network
• Discounts throughout the travel industry and local offers at base
• Free car parking at base and transfers to the crew room where required
• easyJet Plus card – speedy boarder, pre-book seats
• Employee assistance programme
• Annual leave
• 10% commission of on-board sales

Requirements of the Role

 

Role requirements

• Aged 18 or over
• Height 5’2” (157.5 cm) to 6’3” (190cm) without shoes, with weight in proportion to height
• Fit and able to pass a medical assessment
• Fluent in English, both spoken and written (if applying for one of our non-UK bases, you’ll also be fluent in the language of that particular country)
• Able to swim 25m without any assistance, and tread water for at least a minute
• Able to live and work in the UK without restriction
• Must hold a European passport that allows you to travel freely to all our destinations without restriction
• Live within 90 minutes of your chosen base and be prepared to make this journey every day, at any time of the day
• Confident in a customer-facing role, with previous experience of working with customers
• Have no visible tattoos or body piercing that can’t be covered discreetly
• Have a good standard of education and a verifiable five-year activity history

 

Things to think about before applying

Becoming a new cabin crew member might involve a drastic lifestyle change, which brings with some challenges as well as considerable benefits.

Cabin crew often work long unsociable hours, including on weekends, and especially during the busy summer months.

They are rostered on ‘standby’ and ‘airport standby’ duties, so may also be called to cover sickness, delays or extra flights.

If you haven’t done so already, you may want to complete our ‘Try before you fly’ quiz to see if the role is really for you.

It’s essential that you have a valid email address and internet connection so you can receive your monthly roster and associated changes electronically.