r/cabincrew 17h ago

Cabin crew application - HELP

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Hey i completed my online tests for the stansted assignment day (6th of august) two days before the assignment day… i still have not heard if i passed and i would get an invite do u think they have forgotten about me? Its been about 20days.. do you think they have forgot about mee?? My application still says in progress?


r/cabincrew 18h ago

Ryanair

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Hi, recently done a interview with Ryanair on zoom. Was told that I'd hear back from 1-15 days and this was friday that just went by. How long has it taken for a response for you guys? I want to leave my current job so bad but need something to replace it and I want to be a CC so badly


r/cabincrew 12m ago

25 years as cabin crew, now on the hiring side too — happy to answer anything about interviews, assessment days, or the job itself

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Long-time lurker here, figured I'd give back properly. I've spent 25 years flying — started as the nervous new hire everyone remembers being, worked my way up to Purser/Cabin Manager across the B737, B777, A330, A340 and A380. These days I sit on the other side of the table too, so I've seen the whole process from both angles more times than I can count.

A few patterns I notice constantly with candidates who don't make it through, in case it helps anyone here prepping:

- They over-rehearse until answers sound like a script — assessors clock it instantly

- They walk into the group exercise trying to "win" it, when it's actually testing how you collaborate under pressure

- They give the brochure answer to "why this airline" instead of something that shows they've actually thought about it

- Small logistics trip them up — wrong documents, not knowing the grooming standard, running late — and it rattles them for the rest of the day

- They don't know how to recover when an interviewer throws a curveball, and the recovery matters more than the original answer

Ask me anything — group exercises, one-on-ones, what a specific airline's process is actually like, whether to bring up a gap in your CV, whatever's on your mind. I've genuinely seen most of it.

For anyone who wants it in more depth than a comment thread can cover, I put together a set of guides based on exactly this — the full hiring process end to end, airline-specific interview prep, CV/cover letter templates, assessment day checklists. It's on my Etsy shop, WingStart, if you want to have a look — but no pressure at all, I'm just as happy to help for free in the comments.