I was a cabin crew too for Ryanair as well, and this video brought me back to those mornings waking up at 4AM, the nights coming back late at home, and the feeling of doing a job that I like. I liked the vision you show of this job, I miss the feeling of going to fly everyday. Great video!! Keep on uploading
I am going back flying after leaving the airline 8 years ago. Unless you really have a great job everything else feels really boring and depressing compared to flying
This is a very good video and also this just popped into my recommendations, but I'm so glad it did because I was always so curious about this. Keep up the good work :))
I've long harboured a desire to be cabin crew. Now a middle aged man with kids, but still plan to get there! I must say I really enjoyed your video; so many other vlogs are just people pointing the camera at their face and not much else. Thank you!
I think that it would be so much anjoyble to watch if you show yourself more. Don’t be shy! i think people really like to identify with someone, esspecially when they have such an interesting life! If you show your face people would have that feeling they know you and they are friends with you and would like to see more of you ❤ good luck in the air and in TH-cam ✈️🎬
Thank you, with Ryanair is not that easy doing overnight. But lately Ryanair is calling us to operate from other bases! If I’m lucky I will do a vlog about that! ☺️
Amazing vlog with details. I really appreciate the cabin crew work and also want to be a cabin crew one day. InShaaAllah ❤✈️. Lots of love from, Pak 🇵🇰
my dream is becoming a flight attendant and this video has really shown me how it might be working as cabin crew, thank you very much! i love the video
@@gilbertsimbamudzingwa8399 find an airline you are interested in and see if they are hiring then apply. You don’t need any special skills just customer service and patience
hello from a regional flight attendant in the US! I would love to know more about your services onboard. I think you mentioned a perfume service and scratch card? but there were a couple other ones that I had never heard of either. we just do beverage service (with snacks) and sometimes first class meals on my flights. (:
Hi! We do a lot of service in our flight because the company can have a revenue also from that! Ryanair is a low cost company and you can find tickets for 10 € (sometimes even less). We have service like gifts and cosmetics, bar service, scratch cards, pre order (for panini and hot meals), dedicated (two specific perfume or gifts) and in some flights we also sell cigarettes and alcohol.
@@Cecilia.. just to add to his as a CC for Ryanair (Buzz) sometimes we also have a "20/30€ gifts and perfumes service" or on charter flights we are supposed to do a "water service" although to be completely honest I've never seen anyone do it.... basically we do at least like 5 services per flight
This video was really helpful my dream job is being a air host for Ryanair and this video has expired me I’m Waching these videos to seee if u like to be cabin crew and this one has not completed it this is the best one I have seen
I have a burn scars on my arm and it’s pretty faded but still visible, but can be covered up with long sleeved. Will it still be an issue during interview?
Usually they let you wear long sleeves only if you have tattoos (like me), but if you have scars you don’t need to cover it I think! But even if you have tatto in visible place during the interview they don’t say anything, it’s normal now
hey hope this comment finds u well am gonna start my training in march so thank you so much for this helpful vedio i just have a question what Does KRK mean
Great vlog! How do you like your car? I am thinking about buying the electric version. All I need is a small city car. I have owned about 7 Fiats. I love them. Stupid question: Why do you bring a huge crew bag to work? You return to base every day… I have followed the industry since 1978, and worked there from 1993-2007. I miss it ALOT. Keep up the good work. Be safe! Greetings from Norway!
For now I’m happy with my 500, it is small and comfortable and as a city car is perfect! We have always to bring our crew bag with us (and my is big) because we need to have spare clothes (civil and uniform), shoe polish, spare uniform and other stuff in case of an overnight ☺️
Che figata rivedere il BLQ sotto altri occhi, sono uno di quei matti al gate che vi imbarcano i passeggeri :) Stavo pensando di passare a fare l'assistente di volo su LAUDA però non so quanto pagano... ho trovato i salari più o meno in francia italia e spagna, però non ho idea di quanto si prende in croazia... Hai per caso sentito qualche voce di corridoio? Buona fortuna, casomai ci becchiamo al varco staff
@@Cecilia.. Eh peccato, lauda non ha basi in italia, molto probabilmente mi mandano a zadar o zagreb in croazia.. è per quello che chiedevo.. comunque non sarà male di sicuro
I wanted to ask you something cause I want to try out and I’m curious about this. But when you fly from one place to another, do you ever get the chance to stay for like one day/two days or even half a day in the place your flight is in? Like for example if you had a flight to Berlin, does it ever happen that you get the chance to stay in an hotel paid by the company until your next flight back? Or do you simply always have flights to one place and then immediately back? I’m just curious cause I thought it would have happen that you would have a lay off for 1/2 days in a certain place but apparently it doesn’t happen with Ryanair?
No, with Ryanair doesn’t happen. If we have an overnight is because we worked too much for that day, there is a problem with the weather or the aircraft (and there is no other way to bring us to the base) or the airport is closed because is late night. But sometimes they ask you to operate out of your base. This summer I went to Barcelona and I managed also to visit the city a little.
@@romanamann4296 I'm not CC myself but I've got friends working for RYR and I can tell you they have very respectful salaries and they could all own a car each (they don't because they use public transport, which is cheaper and more reliable in northern europe). The job is tough but one thing people don't talk about it's how "reliable" it is: RYR tells you your working shifts and that's all. They tell you when you're on and when you're off with months in advance, air travel legislation protects you from overworking, you can plan your entire life. And that's really a lot of removed stress from your life. The biggest "problem" is that people don't realize how important is the job of a CC, you're necessary safety personnel, so you both have to be very aware of all the rules and operations, be efficient, and be always strict to the grooming standards (clothing, nails and makeup, shave or beard for men.) - RYR is quick to fire people. So really if you're interested in the job, take it as going in the military. It has more in common with that than with civilian life in some ways.
@@Galf506 wow. Thank you. You gave me so many answers - and I was thinking of military and here you name it. Close to northern Italy base is also Swiss. What do you know about them as cc?
@@romanamann4296 I'm sorry I only know RYR people, If you're thinking about it, I would go for it. I'm seriously considering it for next year if my current work doesn't pan out. You just need to be mature and autonomous, and respect the rules exactly. Like you have to show 45 minutes early for a report, plan to show up 1 hour early. If you're female, start now practicing the grooming standards if you're not comfortable with them (if you show up to work with untied hair or no makeup you WILL get reported) I think everyone agrees that RYR is a great "launching point" to enter other airlines in the future, they have very good and strict safety training. But just check out if they have open days and try whichever you prefer, Swiss surely has stricter requirements (you need to know German for sure).
How do you feel about the managment of the company? Because i heard complaines about the managment and the people working there, I am asking because I would like to work for Ryanair in the future.
Thank you for your work and especially for the part that you service a lot of annoyed passengers on every flight! Did you have any route where is a lot of problems? I mean I remember long time ago my friend who was flying on certain areas of the world they told to me that everyone is avoiding one route...or one country in particular. Is that still there? Ryanair is for sure one of the best airlines in Europe if not the world. Why? I never flu with any other airline for that kind of a price like with them! Mine personal record for the ticket was 5 cents! So I start be thankful for them and I start Free marketing for them. Soon after few flights long time ago I invite al my friends and family to fly with them. And most of them did it...even my sister who is on the wheel chair...she somehow put her fears on the side and try them! And again THANK YOU Cecila! And here is everything what I have to say about Ryanair if anyone interested: th-cam.com/video/xj6igdnC_Hk/w-d-xo.html
At ur airport BLQ how many 737's are based their ? Are u expecting a busy year ahead ? And would u consider doing it long-haul with the middle eastern carriers in the future ? All the best 4 ' 23 Christy 🇮🇪/🇵🇹 👍
Here we should have 9/10 planes, I hope this summer will be better than the last one! I don’t think I will ever apply for long-haul companies. But who knows in the future 😊
Hi! I would like to become a cabin crew in Ryanair but I have some doubts, especially about the contract! May you be able to help me resolve them? Because I don’t know how is this functioning, what about the resignation and things like that. Is there any possibility to talk with you about that?
Hey! Every country has a different contract, I can help with the Italian one! But it depends where you will be based (if you decided to apply) about the resignation, here in Italy you have to give it at least one month before you want to leave the company!
I’m thinking of applying for Ryanair and Lauda as they are both hiring in the UK right now. Any advice? I haven’t been in consistent work for 12 months and I’m worried that will hurt my chances although I’ve had a few jobs in the past (I’m 21).
With Ryanair you don’t need to have experience! It depends with which company you apply, if they are looking for new people they will contact you. If they are not hiring can be difficult!
Hi! The gym is still open and is not expensive but you need a medical certificate! You can also go to the base doctor and ask for the “sports certificate” (I’m not sure about the English translation, in Italian is certificato medico sportivo non agonistico).
Hi! No is not necessary to know Italian. But if you know it is better because if you do national flights not everyone speak English! Also if you live here is better if you know at least few words to survive 😂 but I have a lot of not Italian colleagues!
Hey, I’m about to apply for Ryanair in Germany. I have no experience at all, so I’m a little insecure about everything 😅 Do I have to write my resume in english or in german? Thanks a lot ☺️
@@Cecilia.. I live in Milan how does it work with the training do you go somewhere else for training and after training will my base be Milan because I live here or can they send you to a different country ?
@@cynthiachelsea7979you can choose where to do the training. The closest to you would be Bergamo Training Center aand aboutt the base, they give you the ones they want but you csn try to request your desired one during the course and see if they accept
No, we don’t do layovers! But sometimes you can be called to operate from another base for one or more days (it happened last years to me, I operate from Barcelona)!
Ryanair is literally the cheapest airline in europe, some ticket prices are that low that if there wouldn't be any additional payments from passengers, a profit couldn't even cover fuel expences for said flights, and yet you still want discounts? Flying costs, train is the way if you want something cheaper (and also more environment friendly) than that.
@@Qbexito the question was for frequent fliers !! you are defending ryanair so much like it’s your own company and it would come out of your own pocket 😂😂
Yes, I know is not! But that day I had to work, so I thought to wear it! I had to many things to bring with me (I usually don’t use that jacket, that was my only exception) Thank you! ☺️
Ryanair policy is to have 25 minutes of turnaround. We don’t do layovers, so in 25 minutes we have to disembark passengers, check the aircraft and clean it as we can, than board the plane to go back to the base. In 25 minutes we cannot ask cleaners to come on board. We try to pass through the cabin as much as we can with the rubbish, but not always is given to us. Even if we pass a lot of time, we always find rubbish. Sometimes we find food, underwear, diapers, mask and much more. We cannot clean perfectly the aircraft, we do what we can (also because is bot our job). We also don’t have anything on board to clean it.
I was a cabin crew too for Ryanair as well, and this video brought me back to those mornings waking up at 4AM, the nights coming back late at home, and the feeling of doing a job that I like. I liked the vision you show of this job, I miss the feeling of going to fly everyday. Great video!! Keep on uploading
Thank you! I really like this job! I’m happy that my video brought you back!
Why did you leave ?
I am going back flying after leaving the airline 8 years ago. Unless you really have a great job everything else feels really boring and depressing compared to flying
I like this type of vlogging, no unnecessary talking. Just showing us around❤
Thank you ☺️
Right
Im going to use this technique lol
This is a very good video and also this just popped into my recommendations, but I'm so glad it did because I was always so curious about this. Keep up the good work :))
Thank you! ☺️
This was really cool to watch! Keep the videos coming 🙌
Thank you! I will ☺️
I've long harboured a desire to be cabin crew. Now a middle aged man with kids, but still plan to get there! I must say I really enjoyed your video; so many other vlogs are just people pointing the camera at their face and not much else. Thank you!
Thank you so much, I think you can still apply if it is your dream! ☺️
I had people in their 30s and 40s in my course. You can do it as long asyou can keep up with the routine
Bt how do you apply
I mean what subjects or courses do they require from you to be a flight attendant
Honestly I have a dream to become 1 in future 🥲
Your feeding my obsession! But after this video, I have to tell you that I just can't wait to grow up.
I love this video and I love the way you write the subtitles its like a story when I finish Cabin Crew Training Im Going to Do A video like this too
Thank you ☺️
I think that it would be so much anjoyble to watch if you show yourself more. Don’t be shy! i think people really like to identify with someone, esspecially when they have such an interesting life! If you show your face people would have that feeling they know you and they are friends with you and would like to see more of you ❤ good luck in the air and in TH-cam ✈️🎬
Thank you, I appreciate ☺️ but for now I don’t feel that comfortable! One day maybe I will!
It's been 9 months since his post.
PLEASE reveille your beautiful face.
Brilliant hopefully more of these with night stop overs and any chance of some monthly Rosta reveals thanks
Thank you, with Ryanair is not that easy doing overnight. But lately Ryanair is calling us to operate from other bases! If I’m lucky I will do a vlog about that! ☺️
Very informative! Thank you!
Amazing vlog with details. I really appreciate the cabin crew work and also want to be a cabin crew one day. InShaaAllah ❤✈️.
Lots of love from, Pak 🇵🇰
Thank you! I hope you will one day! ☺️🥰
my dream is becoming a flight attendant and this video has really shown me how it might be working as cabin crew, thank you very much! i love the video
Thank you! I hope you will! ☺️
New subscriber in California, well done!
Great video new subbie here. I work for a U.S Charter Airline and love watching other international flight attendants. ❤ Can’t wait to see more 😊
Thank you ☺️
How do I become a flight attendant
@@gilbertsimbamudzingwa8399 find an airline you are interested in and see if they are hiring then apply. You don’t need any special skills just customer service and patience
Loved your vlog. Amazing work. ♥✈
Thank you! ☺️
@@Cecilia.. Welcome ❤️ 🤗
Awesome video
Thank you!
Congratulations
Davvero carino lo stile di vlog ... Diverso da come molti colleghi lo fanno ... Piacevole il montaggio ... complimenti da un collega 🤜
Grazie mille! ☺️
nice video,i wanna be a pilot in the future but cabin crew also looks cool
Thank you! I hope you will one day! ☺️
Really enjoyed this vlog!🙂🙂
Thank you! ☺️
Very good thank you ❤
Thank you 🥰
Ciao Cecilia, mi piace molto il tuo lavoro
Really cool, my parents used to work for Ryanair (back when it was 1 Airline and not 5)! Is it normal that you switch Aircraft during shifts?
Hi! Sometimes happens, but is not that usual
Ryanair - that's my preferred jet line from Denmark to England!
Cecilia, it looks you had the gym to yourself. That must be nice. 💜
Ahah yes! It is a small gym and usually I’m alone 😂
hello from a regional flight attendant in the US! I would love to know more about your services onboard. I think you mentioned a perfume service and scratch card? but there were a couple other ones that I had never heard of either. we just do beverage service (with snacks) and sometimes first class meals on my flights. (:
Hi! We do a lot of service in our flight because the company can have a revenue also from that! Ryanair is a low cost company and you can find tickets for 10 € (sometimes even less). We have service like gifts and cosmetics, bar service, scratch cards, pre order (for panini and hot meals), dedicated (two specific perfume or gifts) and in some flights we also sell cigarettes and alcohol.
@@Cecilia.. interesting! thank you so much for answering my question. I bet it keeps you busy on your flights! (:
@@Cecilia.. just to add to his as a CC for Ryanair (Buzz) sometimes we also have a "20/30€ gifts and perfumes service" or on charter flights we are supposed to do a "water service" although to be completely honest I've never seen anyone do it.... basically we do at least like 5 services per flight
I'm A new hire Cabin Crew with Breeze Airways U.S.A. Training August 7th
I used to be based in blq, great place ❤️ enjoy.
Nice! Is really a nice base! 🥰
Do you have to live in other cities after you arrive or can you fly back to your home? Also Great Video!
No, we don’t. As soon as we arrive we fly back to our base 😊
I’ll go to the training curse next month and I’m kinda worried about the salary, do u think it’s worth it??? Nice video 😉
It depends where you are going to be based! Here in Italy the salary is good!
This video was really helpful my dream job is being a air host for Ryanair and this video has expired me I’m Waching these videos to seee if u like to be cabin crew and this one has not completed it this is the best one I have seen
Thank you! I hope you will apply! ☺️
I will but I’m only 15 sadly but I just saw my grammar mistakes 🫣
Also when I said this has not completed it I mean it has completed it 😝
And I’m still not using grammar 😝
Wow.!!!
Do you always fly back to where you live (i know it’s a stupid question but i’d love to know) Lovely vlogging by the way!! ❤
Thank you, yes we always come back to our base! ☺️
Once you said I am off three days I felt happiness instead of you 😄
I have a burn scars on my arm and it’s pretty faded but still visible, but can be covered up with long sleeved. Will it still be an issue during interview?
Usually they let you wear long sleeves only if you have tattoos (like me), but if you have scars you don’t need to cover it I think! But even if you have tatto in visible place during the interview they don’t say anything, it’s normal now
hey hope this comment finds u well
am gonna start my training in march so thank you so much for this helpful vedio
i just have a question what Does KRK mean
Hi! KRK is Krakow airport! Good luck for the training course!
Great vlog! How do you like your car? I am thinking about buying the electric version. All I need is a small city car. I have owned about 7 Fiats. I love them. Stupid question: Why do you bring a huge crew bag to work? You return to base every day… I have followed the industry since 1978, and worked there from 1993-2007. I miss it ALOT. Keep up the good work. Be safe! Greetings from Norway!
For now I’m happy with my 500, it is small and comfortable and as a city car is perfect! We have always to bring our crew bag with us (and my is big) because we need to have spare clothes (civil and uniform), shoe polish, spare uniform and other stuff in case of an overnight ☺️
Thank you! ☺️
Che figata rivedere il BLQ sotto altri occhi, sono uno di quei matti al gate che vi imbarcano i passeggeri :)
Stavo pensando di passare a fare l'assistente di volo su LAUDA però non so quanto pagano... ho trovato i salari più o meno in francia italia e spagna, però non ho idea di quanto si prende in croazia... Hai per caso sentito qualche voce di corridoio? Buona fortuna, casomai ci becchiamo al varco staff
Lauda è sempre del gruppo Ryanair, qua in Italia sono buoni i contratti! Però ovviamente se vieni basato qua in Italia sei assunto da Malta air!
@@Cecilia.. Eh peccato, lauda non ha basi in italia, molto probabilmente mi mandano a zadar o zagreb in croazia.. è per quello che chiedevo.. comunque non sarà male di sicuro
Do you guys stay in other countries as well? Or does that only happen in case of cancellations due to bad weather etc.?
No we don’t do layovers! As you said only for cancellations or bad weather ☺️
How long does it take for you to commute to the airport and do you have to pay for your own parking? xx
20 minutes, and yes! I paid for the staff parking! ☺️
I wanted to ask you something cause I want to try out and I’m curious about this. But when you fly from one place to another, do you ever get the chance to stay for like one day/two days or even half a day in the place your flight is in? Like for example if you had a flight to Berlin, does it ever happen that you get the chance to stay in an hotel paid by the company until your next flight back?
Or do you simply always have flights to one place and then immediately back? I’m just curious cause I thought it would have happen that you would have a lay off for 1/2 days in a certain place but apparently it doesn’t happen with Ryanair?
No, with Ryanair doesn’t happen. If we have an overnight is because we worked too much for that day, there is a problem with the weather or the aircraft (and there is no other way to bring us to the base) or the airport is closed because is late night. But sometimes they ask you to operate out of your base. This summer I went to Barcelona and I managed also to visit the city a little.
One question: how did you afford to buy your car? Can you afford living well with this salary?
@@romanamann4296 I'm not CC myself but I've got friends working for RYR and I can tell you they have very respectful salaries and they could all own a car each (they don't because they use public transport, which is cheaper and more reliable in northern europe). The job is tough but one thing people don't talk about it's how "reliable" it is: RYR tells you your working shifts and that's all. They tell you when you're on and when you're off with months in advance, air travel legislation protects you from overworking, you can plan your entire life. And that's really a lot of removed stress from your life.
The biggest "problem" is that people don't realize how important is the job of a CC, you're necessary safety personnel, so you both have to be very aware of all the rules and operations, be efficient, and be always strict to the grooming standards (clothing, nails and makeup, shave or beard for men.) - RYR is quick to fire people.
So really if you're interested in the job, take it as going in the military. It has more in common with that than with civilian life in some ways.
@@Galf506 wow. Thank you. You gave me so many answers - and I was thinking of military and here you name it. Close to northern Italy base is also Swiss. What do you know about them as cc?
@@romanamann4296 I'm sorry I only know RYR people, If you're thinking about it, I would go for it. I'm seriously considering it for next year if my current work doesn't pan out.
You just need to be mature and autonomous, and respect the rules exactly. Like you have to show 45 minutes early for a report, plan to show up 1 hour early. If you're female, start now practicing the grooming standards if you're not comfortable with them (if you show up to work with untied hair or no makeup you WILL get reported)
I think everyone agrees that RYR is a great "launching point" to enter other airlines in the future, they have very good and strict safety training. But just check out if they have open days and try whichever you prefer, Swiss surely has stricter requirements (you need to know German for sure).
How do you feel about the managment of the company? Because i heard complaines about the managment and the people working there, I am asking because I would like to work for Ryanair in the future.
Thank you for your work and especially for the part that you service a lot of annoyed passengers on every flight! Did you have any route where is a lot of problems? I mean I remember long time ago my friend who was flying on certain areas of the world they told to me that everyone is avoiding one route...or one country in particular. Is that still there?
Ryanair is for sure one of the best airlines in Europe if not the world. Why? I never flu with any other airline for that kind of a price like with them! Mine personal record for the ticket was 5 cents!
So I start be thankful for them and I start Free marketing for them. Soon after few flights long time ago I invite al my friends and family to fly with them. And most of them did it...even my sister who is on the wheel chair...she somehow put her fears on the side and try them! And again THANK YOU Cecila!
And here is everything what I have to say about Ryanair if anyone interested: th-cam.com/video/xj6igdnC_Hk/w-d-xo.html
Should i know local language of country, when i pretend for cabin crew position? Or you have english training?
God Bless Cecilia because no any other Cecilia is available on planet Earth! 🌎🌍
Thank you! ☺️
@@Cecilia.. Welcome! Because no one like you on this planet Earth! 🌍
Any insider tips on how to handle jetlag?
I’m sorry but I only fly in Europe, so I don’t experience jet leg! I can’t help
👍👍
Can You Make A Layover Vlog?If You Have one
I will for sure if I have one!
At ur airport BLQ how many 737's are based their ?
Are u expecting a busy year ahead ?
And would u consider doing it long-haul with the
middle eastern carriers in the future ?
All the best 4 ' 23
Christy 🇮🇪/🇵🇹 👍
Here we should have 9/10 planes, I hope this summer will be better than the last one!
I don’t think I will ever apply for long-haul companies. But who knows in the future 😊
Hi! I would like to become a cabin crew in Ryanair but I have some doubts, especially about the contract! May you be able to help me resolve them? Because I don’t know how is this functioning, what about the resignation and things like that. Is there any possibility to talk with you about that?
Hey! Every country has a different contract, I can help with the Italian one! But it depends where you will be based (if you decided to apply) about the resignation, here in Italy you have to give it at least one month before you want to leave the company!
I’m thinking of applying for Ryanair and Lauda as they are both hiring in the UK right now. Any advice? I haven’t been in consistent work for 12 months and I’m worried that will hurt my chances although I’ve had a few jobs in the past (I’m 21).
I don’t think this is a problem! They will ask you to give them some references from your former job, but they are hiring people with no experience ☺️
@@Cecilia.. Thank you so much
Hi, I want to become a flight attendant, I have been keep applying but not getting any response. Can you please give me some tips on resume ?
With Ryanair you don’t need to have experience! It depends with which company you apply, if they are looking for new people they will contact you.
If they are not hiring can be difficult!
Hi! I wanted to know:
Is there any kind of “eye examination” just like colorblindness test to pass to become a flight attendant?
Hi! During the medical examination they check your sight! It is the normal one and you can do it with glasses.
@@Cecilia.. Thanks for the answer XD
What do you bring every time in the suitcase?
We have food and clothes, but if you are interested I can do a short video about it 😊
Hi! I'm based in BLQ and I would like to go to that gym, can you give more info (if it is still open)? Thank you!!
Hi! The gym is still open and is not expensive but you need a medical certificate! You can also go to the base doctor and ask for the “sports certificate” (I’m not sure about the English translation, in Italian is certificato medico sportivo non agonistico).
Hey, being based in italy do you need to know how to speak italian? and can you choose where you are based?
Hi! No is not necessary to know Italian. But if you know it is better because if you do national flights not everyone speak English! Also if you live here is better if you know at least few words to survive 😂 but I have a lot of not Italian colleagues!
Hey, I’m about to apply for Ryanair in Germany. I have no experience at all, so I’m a little insecure about everything 😅 Do I have to write my resume in english or in german? Thanks a lot ☺️
Hey! Your CV would be in English and don’t worry about the experience because during the training course they will teach you everything!
@@Cecilia.. I live in Milan how does it work with the training do you go somewhere else for training and after training will my base be Milan because I live here or can they send you to a different country ?
@@cynthiachelsea7979you can choose where to do the training. The closest to you would be Bergamo Training Center aand aboutt the base, they give you the ones they want but you csn try to request your desired one during the course and see if they accept
Hi, can I ask if with ryanair you do layovers ( days )?
No, we don’t do layovers! But sometimes you can be called to operate from another base for one or more days (it happened last years to me, I operate from Barcelona)!
Bellissimo il video, ma come funziona quella palestra? È gratis per i dipendenti ryan o c’è un abbonamento ?
Grazie mille! Comunque la palestra è a pagamento però cosa 15€ al mese!
@@Cecilia.. ok grazie!
in training for makeup/uniform, does it matter if you have scars or is it okay?
Is not a problem! Even if you have tattoos you can apply!
hi, i’m a frequent ryanair flier , is there any way to get discounts on the tickets ? thanks
Ryanair is literally the cheapest airline in europe, some ticket prices are that low that if there wouldn't be any additional payments from passengers, a profit couldn't even cover fuel expences for said flights, and yet you still want discounts? Flying costs, train is the way if you want something cheaper (and also more environment friendly) than that.
No, I’m sorry!
@@Qbexito the question was for frequent fliers !! you are defending ryanair so much like it’s your own company and it would come out of your own pocket 😂😂
@@fischka100 no but 15 pounds for à flight is already à bargain what can you expect more ? 🙄
Have you experienced bad turbulence so far ?
Luckily until now I don’t! ☺️
Do you need to buy a new car when you change your base?
No, is not necessary.
Usually airports are well connected with the city!
Do you pay the parking in the airport ?
Yes, we pay for the parking! Even if we are staff
what kind of watch do you use?
I have an Apple Watch
How long is the training how lock the door I probably fly out lol
The training course is six weeks long
@@Cecilia.. kl I just hate the take offs lol
a 13:44 è Palermo ;)
I want to be a flight attendant but i am 18 years old IS that possible ?
Yes you can apply
Yes!
Why didn't you show your face on the video?
very good vlog , but the only think i'm wanna told is poor, suit case🤣
😂
Not the best sample, using a mobile phone while driving
how long is the training
Six weeks! Or less it depends
Very nice video. But just not sure how professional is to wear the uniform jacket with your GYM clothes 🤔 through the airport. Just saying...
Yes, I know is not! But that day I had to work, so I thought to wear it! I had to many things to bring with me (I usually don’t use that jacket, that was my only exception) Thank you! ☺️
I think they don't have hotel for layovers and an accommodation for free.🤔
If it happens, we have everything payed
You also make only 2 flights?? I used to work in ej and always 4 fucking flights a day
At least you had layovers, no?😂
Yes we have also 2 sectors days! Even if the flight is short
@@Cecilia.. wow
@@seren4740 no layovers. Easyjet is low cost same as ryanair. 4 flights per day, never only 2. Go home and start again another 4 the day after
Why is ryanair planes always dirty
Ryanair policy is to have 25 minutes of turnaround. We don’t do layovers, so in 25 minutes we have to disembark passengers, check the aircraft and clean it as we can, than board the plane to go back to the base. In 25 minutes we cannot ask cleaners to come on board. We try to pass through the cabin as much as we can with the rubbish, but not always is given to us. Even if we pass a lot of time, we always find rubbish. Sometimes we find food, underwear, diapers, mask and much more. We cannot clean perfectly the aircraft, we do what we can (also because is bot our job). We also don’t have anything on board to clean it.
ryanair great safe irish airline low fares pay nothing get nothing ryanair colours are county colours of tippeary
LOW GENERATION AHAHAHAHHA
No point in watching if you don't show yourself and talk
uh yes what's your instagram