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RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 100 CABIN CREW JOBS IN DUBLIN FOR SUMMER 2026
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (Mon, 10 Nov) announced 100 new cabin crew jobs for its Dublin base, as part of its continued growth towards carrying 300M passengers by FY34, supported by strong demand for Ryanair’s low fares, extensive route network, and high-quality service.
To help find the perfect candidates for these exciting new cabin crew roles, Ryanair, in cooperation with its recruitment partners, Crewlink, will host a cabin crew recruitment event in Dublin on Friday, 14 November at Airline Flight Academy, Santry, Dublin at 10:30am. Attendees will learn all about Ryanair, its operations, and what it means to be part of Europe’s leading airline.
This exciting recruitment event will also be attended by some of Ryanair’s Recruitment and Inflight Teams, offering attendees the unique opportunity to discuss the role with people who have actually done the job, ask any questions first hand, and hear about their experiences as cabin crew at Europe’s No.1 airline group, and the benefits that come with the role, including excellent remuneration packages and discounted travel, giving crew the opportunity to travel across Ryanair’s industry leading network of over 235 destinations.
Ryanair recently announced its Dublin Winter 2025 schedule of 96 routes, including an exciting new route to Rabat (Morocco’s winter sun capital) and extra frequencies on 28 other routes, like Birmingham, Budapest, Krakow, Milan, and Valencia. Ryanair also announced another B737 “Gamechanger” aircraft ($100m invest) at Dublin for Winter 2025, bringing its total Dublin-based fleet to 35 ($3.5billion invest). This Ryanair Winter 2025 growth at Dublin was only possible due to the High Court’s suspension of Dublin’s (2007) illegal 32m traffic cap – in a case the Irish airlines were forced to take because the Govt failed to scrap the cap themselves. In order for Dublin’s traffic, tourism, and jobs to continue to grow, the Govt must abolish this illegal traffic cap at Dublin Airport “ASAP”, as they promised in their Prog. for Govt and not “next year”, which will be 2 years after they were elected.
Further details and event registration are available at careers.ryanair.com.
Ryanair’s Director of Comms, Jade Kirwan, said:
“We are delighted to announce 100 new cabin crew positions at our Dublin base to support our Summer 2026 operations. We invite those interested in joining Ryanair – Europe’s largest and lowest fare airline – and securing the best cabin crew jobs in aviation where hard work is rewarded with fast-track career opportunities, discounted travel and more, to come along to our recruitment event taking place Friday, 14 November, to meet our recruitment and inflight teams and learn more about these exciting cabin crew roles.
Successful candidates will benefit from an industry-leading roster of five days on followed by three days off, competitive salary packages, discounted travel, and the opportunity to fast-track their career within Europe’s largest airline. Register at careers.ryanair.com for more information and event details.”
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