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Get ready for take-off with Jet2


Become a member of cabin crew with Jet2.com and Jet2holidays in time for summer 2026 and discover where a career with the company could take you


Sister brands Jet2.com and Jet2holidays are preparing for one of their most exciting summers yet. With five new destinations across Greece, Italy and the Canaries, more than 20 new routes and increasing capacity in a number of their UK airports, 2026 will be a bumper year at Jet2 – and you could be a part of it. Behind every flight and happy


holidaymaker are the Jet2 colleagues who make each journey special. Jet2 will be launching its new cabin crew recruitment campaign in the coming weeks, so if you’ve been looking for your next chapter, thinking about a career change or would like to be part of a supportive team, then this could be the ideal opportunity.


Your perfect role Each year, a host of new colleagues step into cabin crew roles with Jet2, taking on contract roles that offer the flexibility of spending time back at home. But career progression is also important at Jet2. Once you’re part of the family, internal progression is within reach, whether it’s up to senior cabin crew, a base management position or even roles on the ground or in head office. You can look forward to a competitive salary, commission opportunities, travel discounts and workplace benefits that recognise your hard work. Joining Jet2 means you’ll play a key role in creating a safe and welcoming onboard atmosphere for every customer. At the same time, you’ll have the chance to develop skills and travel to dream destinations, making friends and memories to last a lifetime.


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