LOW-COST airline Ryanair will be in Spain from next Thursday (April 27) until the end of May seeking to recruit new cabin crew for its flights.
Roadshows will be held in Málaga, Granada, Valencia, Sevilla, Barcelona and Madrid in a bid to take on more staff as part of its plan to expand the payroll by 3,550 over the course of 2017.
In addition to 2,000 cabin crew members, Ryanair wants to employ 1,000 pilots, 250 aircraft engineers and will promote 300 in-house officials.
The Irish carrier currently holds bases in 84 European airports and, even though it has admitted its future investment in the UK is uncertain in light of Brexit, this is proving no barrier to its continent-wide growth.
Those seeking a job as a cabin crew member do not need any previous experience, since they will be fully trained once taken on, and the package includes major travel perks.
They can register via the website Crewlink.ie.
Anyone who wants to enquire in person should head to Málaga on Thursday, April 27; Granada on Wednesday, May 3; Barcelona on Thursday, May 4; Madrid on Wednesday, May 10; Málaga or Sevilla on Friday, May 19; Valencia on Thursday, May 25, or Madrid or Barcelona on Friday, May 26.
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