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How to apply to easyJet
Where easyJet recruitment stands today, what to prepare before you touch the form, and every stage between the application and the offer call.
Large rolling recruitment across UK and European bases for permanent and summer-season positions; new-entrant and experienced-crew pipelines both open on the careers site most of the year.
The application, stage by stage
- 01
Apply online to a specific base vacancy with CV and eligibility checks.
- 02
Complete an online assessment and video interview.
- 03
Attend an assessment day with group exercises and a competency interview.
- 04
Receive a conditional offer, then pass referencing, criminal record checks and a medical.
- 05
Complete the 3-4 week paid new-entrant training course before flying with a mentor crew.
Prepare these before you apply
A one-page cabin crew CV
Screened in seconds, often by software first. Lead with customer-facing experience and state languages honestly.
Build one free →Documents and right to work
Passport validity, work authorisation and education certificates get checked early — have scans ready.
CV & photo guide →Assessment day readiness
The group exercise eliminates more candidates than the interview. Know how assessors score behaviour before you walk in.
Assessment day guide →English fluency
Every airline in our index tests spoken and written English. Practise the interview out loud, not in your head.
Practise real questions →Check you qualify before you apply to easyJet
Answer five questions about your age, reach, tattoos, languages and documents — we check them against every airline's published requirements and show you exactly where you stand.
Frequently asked questions
Is easyJet hiring cabin crew right now?
Actively hiring. Large rolling recruitment across UK and European bases for permanent and summer-season positions; new-entrant and experienced-crew pipelines both open on the careers site most of the year.
How long does the easyJet application process take?
Expect roughly 4-12 weeks from application to a decision, plus training and — for international bases — visa processing before your first flight. Silence beyond about six weeks usually means an unsuccessful file.
What documents do I need to apply to easyJet?
A one-page CV, a passport with unrestricted travel, education certificates and proof of any languages you claim. Right to work in the base country without sponsorship, height between 157cm and 190cm to fit jumpseat harnesses, ability to swim 25m, and a 5-year checkable background for airport clearance.