HOW WE WORK TOGETHER
OUR PILOTS Fly the newest aircraft across a range of exciting destinations and put safety and the customer experience at the heart of everything you do.
OUR CABIN CREW Give everyone on board the best possible flying experience by providing an amazing service that makes them feel safe, happy and secure.
new generation of travellers to say yes to new experiences and opportunities. We want to strike a
chord with people who have energy, passion and a relentless ambition to experience the world around them. People, more than anything, who don’t wait for things to happen. It’s an inspiring
approach and we’re keen to take like-minded people with us; those who embrace the opportunity to try new experiences,
“EasyJet people are passionate about
working as one team to make travel easy and affordable for our customers.”
Carolyn McCall, chief executive
share the excitement of what we have achieved and take the chance to really demonstrate their commitment to continuing to make travel easy and affordable. We are passionate
about looking after our customers and are looking for people with a variety of skills to not only match this passion, but also to support us in the delivery of great customer service. Whether you are a whizz- kid in IT or a mathematician with a head for finance; a people champion in human resources or a brand guru in marketing, if you share our enthusiasm and determination to make easyJet Europe’s preferred short-haul airline, then get on board with generation easyJet.
OUR CENTRAL TEAMS Our teams are thorough and take pride in the part they play. From route- planning and marketing to accounting and staffing, and more, our people on the ground are vital to our entire operation.
OUR ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE TEAMS Enjoy working with state- of-the-art equipment and industry-leading professionals to keep our fleet safe and in the air.
OUR GRADUATES AND APPRENTICES Learn from the best, and your talent will keep the future bright for generation easyJet.
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