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Dec 7, 2025
As the aviation industry enters a period of rapid growth, airlines worldwide are once again opening large-scale cabin-crew recruitment campaigns — many of which do not require prior flight-attendant experience. For aspiring crew members, this creates a rare opportunity to enter the industry at a time of strong hiring demand.
Below are some of the most active airlines currently recruiting entry-level cabin crew:
1. Wizz Air
Wizz Air continues to expand its European network and is conducting open recruitment days across multiple cities.Requirements:
No previous experience necessary
Good English communication skills
Ability to swim
Passport + travel flexibility
Wizz provides full initial cabin-crew training after selection.
2. Pegasus Airlines (Türkiye)
Pegasus recently opened a cabin-crew intake specifically for “tecrübesiz” (inexperienced) applicants.Requirements:
Turkish citizenship
Minimum high-school diploma
Strong communication skills
Height requirements apply
This is one of the most accessible entry points for Turkish applicants.
3. Ryanair Group
Ryanair and its subsidiaries (Buzz, Malta Air, Lauda) regularly hire crew with no previous aviation background.Features:
Paid training programs
Base locations across Europe
Recruitment days held frequently
This is especially ideal for candidates open to relocation.
4. Akasa Air (India)
One of India’s fastest-growing airlines continues to hire new crew as it scales its Boeing 737 fleet.Advantages:
Competitive pay
5-year stable contract
National recruitment events
Perfect for candidates in South Asia.
5. Delta Air Lines (USA)
Delta’s 2026 Flight Attendant hiring cycle remains open, and prior flight-attendant experience is not mandatory, though customer-service experience helps.Highlights:
Comprehensive training at Delta headquarters
Attractive travel benefits
High global applicant interest
Why Airlines Are Hiring Entry-Level Crew Again
Fleet expansion (A320neo / 737 MAX deliveries)
New route openings
Massive seasonal travel demand
Large numbers of retirements in the last 5 years
This creates consistent global demand for new cabin-crew members, particularly for multilingual applicants.
Tips for Getting Hired with No Experience
Prepare a clean, professional CV
Practice common interview questions
Ensure impeccable grooming & presentation
Be flexible with base location
Join airline recruitment days early
Final Word
If you’ve dreamed of becoming cabin crew, December 2025 is one of the strongest periods to apply in years. Pilotium will continue publishing updates on recruitment events, open days, and new hiring waves to support your career journey.