Ryanair is hiring 1,000 cabin crew for its operations across Europe through its agent Crewlink.
The Irish airline confirmed this week that it is expanding flights everywhere bar the Republic as Covid-19 travel restrictions ease and governments press ahead with vaccinations.
Ryanair said that with the opening of new bases, including Stockholm, Zagreb and other airports for this winter, “opportunities have been created for up to 1,000 cabin crew”.
Crewlink said on Wednesday that it was recruiting for cabin crew positions for Ryanair “across Europe”, and invited candidates to virtual interviews.
Ryanair doubling capacity to 1.3m seats per week in Europe but not expanding in State
Potential row threatens to derail Aer Lingus appearance before Oireachtas committee
New car registrations rebound in May but still lag 2019 levels
Qatar Airways threatens to stop taking Airbus deliveries over ‘serious’ dispute
Ryanair confirmed on Tuesday that it was doubling seat capacity across Europe to 1.3 million a week from this week. The airline hopes to fly 4 million passengers, and believes that could increase to between 7 million and 9 million next month.
The Dublin-based carrier said it was recovering strongly across Europe, except the Republic, where the hotel quarantine continued to deter travellers.
Figures from Bank of America’s sky tracker show seat sales for flights within Europe increasing, while consumers are showing renewed interest in airline websites.
The Government has pledged to begin reopening international travel from July 19th, when it will introduce the EU’s digital Covid certificates, meant to restore freedom of movement following the pandemic.
However, the Republic’s tough travel restrictions, including hotel quarantines for travellers from the US and several EU member states, remain in place for now.
