It's Not For Some, But If It's For You, You'll Love It! - Cabin Crew Member easyJet Employee Review

4.0
Feb 21, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You have control over your roster to maintain flexibility, you are fully trained by EasyJet, you meet incredible crew members every shift and if you love the job, it's such a rewarding experience. Pay is pretty competitive, uniform is provided free of charge and fully refreshed once a year, the benefits we get are wonderful!

Cons

You'll rarely see the same face twice. You don't get as much control over your hours as one would expect. EasyJet are NOT supportive of commuters who don't drive in the slightest. Summers are tough... really tough. Some routes have customers treating you like scum (Geneva and Basel especially), oppertunities for growth within the business feels very tough to get. Lots of people stay Cabin Crew for years because the oppertunity to move up from CM is simply not there. Some Cabin Managers are really nasty, power hungry and ignorant people.

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