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Virgin Atlantic recruiting 200 cabin crew
Virgin Atlantic has opened applications to hire 200 new cabin crew.
The roles will be part of an initial six-month fixed term contract with the view to extend. This intake follows from a drive to recruit 400 new crew earlier in the year.
Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
The airline’s recent policy changes removes the need to wear make-up, allow visible tattoos as well as the choice to wear the uniform that best represents their gender identity – the first UK airline to offer these choices.
Estelle Hollingsworth, Chief People Officer, at Virgin Atlantic said: “We’re thrilled to be recruiting for cabin crew once again. A job at Virgin Atlantic is a career that opens up a world of opportunities both within Virgin Atlantic and beyond.
“Our customers and colleagues come from diverse backgrounds and we’re committed to continuing our support of diversity both on the ground and on board.”
Applications are now open at https://virg.in/otmQ
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