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Jet2.com — Appearance & Grooming
Jet2 asks for a professional, well-turned-out appearance in the airline's distinctive red, with no visible tattoos or piercings in uniform. It does not publish a detailed grooming manual; the standard comes with the paid training course in early spring.
Grooming · Jet2.com
- Hair
- Neat and cabin-safe in a natural colour, styled to survive an early to Alicante and a late back from Tenerife. Jet2 does not publish a list of permitted styles.
- Make-up
- No published specification and no mandated palette. A professional, put-together look is what the assessment day is looking for, and the standard is set during the training course.
- Facial hair
- Jet2 does not publish a beard rule. Neatly maintained facial hair is normal at UK leisure carriers, but confirm at the base assessment day rather than assuming.
- Nails
- Clean, short and practical. No shade or length limits are published, and a four-sector summer day with heavy onboard sales is its own argument against extensions.
- Glasses & contacts
- Prescription glasses are accepted with conventional frames and no published restriction. A spare pair is worth carrying through the summer night-flight patterns.
- Piercings
- No piercings may be visible in uniform — Jet2 states this alongside its tattoo rule rather than leaving it to interpretation. Plan on removing anything beyond conventional small earrings for duty.
- Jewellery
- Plain and professional, and safe during the service. There is no published list beyond the general expectation.
- Tattoos in uniform
- Nothing may be visible in uniform, and tattoos the uniform covers are accepted without further conditions — the reference point is the short-sleeved summer uniform rather than the winter layers. Visible hand, neck or face designs are not accepted.
- Headscarf
- Jet2 does not publish a headscarf option for cabin crew as a named uniform item. Ask recruitment during the autumn or winter application window rather than assuming a position.
- Uniform
- The airline's signature red uniform, issued during the paid multi-week training course that runs in early spring before the summer season starts. It is one of the most visible brand assets Jet2 has, and the appearance standard is built around keeping it looking new through a full season.
Grooming rules change more often than any other requirement. Verify them on the airline's official careers page before you buy anything or book a hair appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Can Jet2 cabin crew have tattoos?
Only where the uniform covers them. No tattoos may be visible in uniform, and visible hand, neck or face designs are not accepted.
Can Jet2 cabin crew have piercings?
No piercings may be visible in uniform. Jet2 states this alongside its tattoo rule, so plan on conventional small earrings and nothing more for duty.
What are Jet2's grooming standards for cabin crew?
A professional, well-turned-out appearance in the airline's red, with no visible tattoos or piercings. Jet2 does not publish a detailed manual — the standard comes with the paid training course, so verify on the official careers page before applying.