easyJet
U2 / EZY
One of Europe's largest low-cost airlines, with numerous bases including several in France (Paris-CDG, Lyon, Nice, Bordeaux…).
356
Aircraft in the fleet
163
Destinations
1995
Founded
Headquarters
Luton, United Kingdom
Main hub
London Gatwick
Tips for applying as cabin crew
Multiple bases in France: possibility of applying close to home. Professional English required, high rotation pace.
Fleet figures as of March 2026 — indicative (public sources, they change over time); check with the airline before an interview.
Cabin crew recruitment at easyJet
Conditions stated by the airline
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Measure between 1.57 m and 1.90 m without shoes
- Speak and write fluent English as well as the language of the chosen base
- Hold a valid passport granting unrestricted right to travel within the UK, the EEA and across the easyJet network (Skilled Worker visa sponsorship is not offered)
- Live within 90 minutes of the chosen base or be willing to relocate
- Have no visible tattoos on the head, face or neck
- Be able to swim 25 metres unaided
- Be comfortable selling items from the CAFE.SHOP range, including alcohol, which contributes to commissions
- Pass the cabin crew medical examination (UK CAA or EASA) and be able to fasten properly into a safety seat
- No aviation experience is required; six months' experience dealing with customers is considered part of an excellent profile, without being a minimum requirement
Selection steps stated
- Online application with CV and copy of valid passport
- Online assessment: aptitude test covering verbal reasoning, situational judgement and workplace behaviour
- Review of application (CV, passport, answers)
- Virtual interview, generally online, with a group exercise and a competency-based interview; an in-person assessment day is sometimes offered
- After a successful interview: proposed start date, document verification, five-year reference check and in-person medical examination
At the time of consultation (October 2026), the page states that easyJet is not currently recruiting cabin crew, as its needs for summer 2027 are still being defined; it specifies that you can only apply to one base at a time and that you must wait six months after an initial application before reapplying.
No easyJet cabin crew offer in this morning's collection.
Frequently asked questions
What are the requirements to become cabin crew at easyJet?+
Be of legal age, measure between 1.57 m and 1.90 m (without shoes) to be able to reach the safety equipment in the cabin, speak fluent English as well as the language of your base, be able to swim 25 metres unaided and pass the cabin crew medical examination (UK CAA or EASA). No aviation experience is required, but recent experience dealing with the public is appreciated.
How does easyJet recruitment work?+
Four stages: an online application with CV and valid passport, online reasoning and situational judgement tests, document verification, then an interview (remote or at an assessment day) combining a group exercise and a competency-based interview.
What is easyJet's initial training like?+
A 4-week course at one of the group's academies (London Gatwick, Milan Malpensa or Geneva), covering safety, first aid, security and customer service, with a swimming test. It concludes with the awarding of wings.
What is day-to-day life like for easyJet cabin crew?+
The company highlights team spirit and days that are never the same, with discounts on flights, hotels and car hire for staff. Ongoing training follows a 70/20/10 model: mostly on-the-job, supplemented by mentoring and formal training.
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- Connaissances générales
- Communication aéronautique
- Facteurs humains
- Gestion des passagers et surveillance cabine
- Aéromédical & secourisme
- Marchandises dangereuses
- Sécurité / Sûreté
- Incendie & fumée
- Formation survie
- Positions de sécurité
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