Cabin Crew Information Day – Cologne – 4th of August 2026
Ryanair - Europe's Favourite Airline
Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany · Contract
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- 3 weeks ago
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- Eligibility
- People who can legally live, work and travel freely within the EU, meet the height and swimming requirements, and are comfortable with shift-based cabin crew work can apply. No prior cabin crew experience is necessary.
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Job description
Overview
Ryanair Group is inviting motivated people to attend a Cabin Crew Information Day in Cologne on 4 August 2026. The event is intended to give candidates a realistic picture of life in cabin crew and to connect with enthusiastic individuals who are ready to begin a career in the skies. Customer focus, strong teamwork and a positive attitude are highly valued, and previous experience is not needed.
Event details
The information day will take place in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The venue will be announced later. The session begins at 10:30 sharp and finishes at 14:00. A company presentation will open the day, and from 11:00 the recruiter will be available for interviews. Walk-ins are accepted, provided applicants meet the eligibility conditions, including the unrestricted right to live, work and travel within the EU.
Role overview
Successful candidates will join one of Ryanair Group’s operational bases in the autumn/winter period. Cabin crew members play an important role in delivering a safe, pleasant and high-quality onboard experience while working within a fast-paced airline environment. The position can involve direct or agency contract arrangements depending on the base.
What the job involves
Training begins with a 6-week course that covers the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for the role. Trainees study throughout the course, complete assessments at regular intervals, and finish with supernumerary flights before receiving their cabin crew wings. Day-to-day work combines safety duties with customer service and requires flexibility to handle early and late shifts.
Working conditions
This is a demanding but rewarding position. Early roster days may start as early as 5:00 am, while late roster days can end around midnight. The working pattern follows a fixed 5 days on / 3 days off schedule. Candidates should be comfortable with shift work and the pace of airline operations.
Perks and benefits
- Access to a free, internationally recognised cabin crew training programme
- Daily per diem during training
- Uncapped sales bonus
- Highly discounted staff travel with unlimited access
- Fixed 5 on / 3 off roster pattern
- Opportunity to travel, meet new people and experience different cultures
- Free uniform in the first year, with an annual allowance after that
- Employment with a financially stable airline
- Career progression paths that can lead to roles such as Number 1, Base Supervisor, Regional Manager and Director of Inflight
Requirements
- Applicants must have the unrestricted right to live and work in the EU and to travel freely across the Ryanair network
- Approximate height requirement: between 5'2" (157 cm) and 6'2" (188 cm)
- Must be able to swim 25 metres unaided
- A hardworking, adaptable and flexible approach is important
- Applicants should be friendly, outgoing and comfortable working with the public
- Strong customer service skills and a positive, proactive attitude are expected
- Good spoken and written English is required
- Interest in travel and meeting new people is desirable
- Must be happy to work on a roster with early and late shifts
Additional information
The recruitment event starts at 10:30 and ends at 14:00. Interviews begin at 11:00. Ryanair states that the journey into cabin crew starts with a 6-week training course, includes exams at regular points, and concludes with supernumerary flights. The company also notes that the role offers “amazing perks” and the chance to be part of a cabin crew network of more than 16,000 crew members, operating across 90+ bases and more than 3,600 daily flights carrying over 600,000 guests.
Terms and conditions
This opportunity is for candidates who can legally live, work and travel within the EU. The role may be filled through a direct or agency contract depending on the base. The position is safety-critical and requires readiness for demanding early-morning and late-night duty times. The company also emphasises that no experience is required, but enthusiasm and team spirit are essential.