UK leisure airline launches major recruitment drive
Jet2.com is looking to fill over 1,700 pilot, cabin crew and ground operations roles to support its expansion in 2018.
The airline, which opened two new bases at Stansted and Birmingham this summer, has further raised its capacity by 13% for next summer.
Roadshows are taking place throughout the rest of August and September at various airports and locations across the UK.
The airline is looking for 180 pilots, specifically Boeing 737 type-rated first officers, 900 cabin crew and more than 700 ground staff.
CEO Steve Heapy said: "If you care passionately about looking after customers, we would love to see you at one of our upcoming roadshows and we look forward to welcoming you on board."
To see all the jobs available visit http://www.jet2careers.com/
Travel agents can visit the dedicated trade site trade.jet2holidays.com
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