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Ryanair announces cabin crew recruitment drive
Ryanair is embarking on a major recruitment drive for cabin crew across its UK bases.
The budget carrier is hosting a recruitment open day on 7 October at the Holiday Inn Kensington Forum with two walk-in sessions available to attend.
It is aiming to fill more than 200 new cabin crew roles throughout the UK.
"Ryanair has worked closely with our people to save jobs and we are delighted to start planning for a return to growth over the coming years and grow to 200 million guests by FY2026," said Ryanair’s Deputy Director HR – Head of Talent, Mark Duffy.
Ryanair is boosting its cabin crew numbers as it takes delivery of more Boeing 737 Max aircraft this winter.
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