Being Cabin Crew is not a normal 9-5 role and will require you to frequently be at work as early as 4 or 5am, any day of the week, for our first flights of the day.

You need to make sure you would be able to get safely to the airport on time for your duties and ready to deliver our famous customer service no matter the time of day!

As part of the Cabin Crew role you will be rostered Standby duties. We have two different types of standby duties: Home Standby and at the Airport.

When on Home Standby you would be required to be contactable between allotted times in case we need you to operate a flight at short notice. We will give you two hours’ notice when you are needed from receiving the call to you being at the airport, so it’s important you don’t plan any appointments during these times in case you’re needed.

For at the Airport standby duties, you would be at the Airport in uniform ready to step in should you be needed to operate a flight.

All Cabin Crew are required to live within a maximum travel time of 75 minutes from their home to their allocated Airport. If your commute would take longer than 75 minutes you would need to relocate closer to your allocated airport.

Safety and Security are huge parts of the Cabin Crew role. If successful you will need to provide 5 years employment reference history, along with Criminal Record Checks from any countries you have lived in for longer than 6 months in the last 2 years and go through a full vetting process to allow you to work safely at the airport. You will be responsible for the safety and security of not only our customers, but your fellow colleagues onboard every flight. A large part of your training will prepare you for all the different situations which can arise onboard from First Aid to Dangerous Goods. Being comfortable and confident to handle serious situations is a key part of the Cabin Crew role.

At Jet2.com we are famous for the friendly customer service our Cabin Crew provide onboard and it would be your responsibility to make sure you are delivering this to our customers, no matter the situation and time of day. Our customers all have different needs, from nervous flyers to couples jetting away on their honeymoon or families taking their first holiday abroad – our Cabin Crew are there to make the flight extra special for each and every customer.

As Cabin Crew you will be faced with a variety of situations onboard and at 30,000ft you will need to be the ambulance, police and fire service for our customers. Having the ability to stay calm and think on your feet is essential when faced with a medical emergency, fire or even an emergency landing. Full training is provided to help you face all these situations but you will need to be confident to take ownership of these for our customers.

Our Cabin Crew promote and sell our fantastic in-flight service, along with our Duty Free products. You will need to be comfortable and confident in sales as this is a key part of the role, in return for your hard work you will receive our industry leading commission scheme and be eligible for fantastic prizes.

Getting your hands dirty is part of the Cabin Crew role and we need people who are ready to get stuck in to keep our cabin pristine. Regular trips through the cabin collecting our customers rubbish is part of the role, along with a full cabin clean when we arrive in destination before our returning customers board their flight home.

Working at 30,000ft can take it’s toll on your energy levels, so it’s really important if you take on the Cabin Crew role you keep yourself fit and healthy. You will frequently work 12 hour days, with you either getting up or getting home at 3am, so your body clock will be a bit confused. Eating right and taking regular exercise will really help to keep you energised for the role and feeling as good at the end of your day as you did at the start.

Why not check if we have any Cabin Crew roles available and apply now!