bit.ly/RyanairCabinCrewZoomChat 📞 💻 BOOK A 1:1 ZOOM CHAT to ask extra questions about my personal experience. Since I had to re-upload, here are comments from the previous video as I figured they might be helpful for someone to see. ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Leave further questions in a seperate comment and I will be happy to answer 😊 Have a lovely day or night, wherever you are in the world! ............................................. COMMENT 1: thanks so much for this video it has opened my eyes to what its really like and so helpful ANSWER 1: You are welcome! It really does help to know this information beforehand. ............................................. COMMENT 2:Omg this was so helpfull ! Thank you so much , Would you say renting an appartment for around €750 a month in berlin on that salary is liveable ? ANSWER 2: Great! Yes it's definitely possible as long as you are frugal/responsible. Transport costs depend on where you live - I think it is between 70-120 euros per month. And I think you can get an apartment for €600 so €750 would be more than enough for somewhere nicer and even closer to the airport if you want that. ............................................. COMMENT 3: hi tabitha do you get paid more for working weekends?? ANSWER 3: No you do not get extra for weekends (last time I checked). Things could have changed since though. ............................................. COMMENT 4: As you can see on your first month you were on emergency taxes thats why your payment was so low... And in the months after an agreement has been signed between Ryanair and Germany. You did for sure no show or called sick, thats why your basic was different every month. The salary in Germany now is around 1500€-1600€. ANSWER 4:I didn't have a single no show - I would never fail to show up at work and I can never understand people who do that. It was probably a late by 3 minutes maximum. If you watch the video you will see that I called in sick - That is highlighted on the payslip too. And yes I can see the first month was emergency taxes because I highlighted that pretty obviously so people would know. My pay was different every month because of the varied flights and home standbys. I don't know a single person who has the exact same pay every month. Good to know the salary is now higher in Berlin, but not everybody will go there since the initial base allocation is at random unless you know someone in the company. I guess that new salary includes the productivity bonus…
Wow the salary is absolutely ridiculous! I applied and got invited on a training course. I was given info on the salary in (£) which was a far cry from the salary that was advertised. I’ve worked for other airlines as cabin crew and sadly I’ll have to turn this one down. You cant possibly pay a mortgage on £600 or less per month - crazy!
I've got friends working for RYR, don't want to divulge private info, but I think things have changed - they were in northern EU, not Germany, and their pay by month is routinely in the 1.9k-2k€ range
I think they have always paid that amount to people who have about 2 years experienced and are also cabin supervisors. If that salary is for new joiners then it's pretty good for Ryanair.
Tabitha please do a video on starting a RUclips channel,I'm 60 have no one at home, please just walk me through the steps on my ph, please make it very simple.
did you gys payed for the training courses cause here in mrocco the asked as for 2800erous is that logical or they are scaming us here in morrocco they siad we need too pay our training coursses please somone too ansewer me the last day too pay them is 7 6 2023
In Morocco it's the only place Ryanair is not offering training for free so it's definitely not a "scam". There might be reasons behind it. If you are not willing to pay it, don't...
Hey! :) Maybe it's a late question but after they told you that you can participate the training course, how long did it take to actually get there? I'm fresh out of highschool, currently looking for jobs and I applied for ryanair's cabin crew post online. I already did the English test which was successful and now I have to send them my cv. Since we have to pay for all expenses, I need to gather money. So if they tell me today (7th of september, 2021) that I can do the training course, how much time do I have to get ready for it?
The first time was 1 month, but I couldn't go because I had to order a new passport, the second time was a few days once the passport had arrived. If you cannot make a specific training course you can go on the next available one. I don't know what the system is now. Just wait to hear from them, or get in touch and ask. Hope this helps. All the best to you!
@@darlingtonekweozor3153 in January 2020 was a very easy test. I don't think you need to study. But you will have to write (our case was a letter to a "friend"), so make sure you are comfy about making short essays quite quickly. Good luck!
@@TabithaLaker Is there a minimum basic pay you will always get? I've heard of employees in the UK flying getting paychecks of £250-£500 for the entire month which is lower than the 'basic' pay on their contract.
Hey! I have a question regarding the contract length, it depends on the base let’s say you get Spain where it’s a fixed term contract of 6months. How likely is it that they’ll renew it. I’m scared that they will not renew my contract and I end up working there only for this short time. After that I’d have to find a new job, move back etc.
Honestly, I cannot answer this question. I got an 18 month fixed term contract, but things were very different 2 years ago. You really just have to wait and see how things pan out.
Very good to see your video ,im just about to start in Belgium ,i been told i earn 1600 euro a month is that nett or gross as they sort of talk about it ,I am to be registered in Ireland and also in Belgium so do i pay Irish tax or belgium ,as you mentioned you did well in Berlin with salary so I guess you were paying German tax ?
Hey Simon, I hope you have it figured now, but I think they meant net. I think you would only pay tax in one country. I hope after seeing the payslip you've been able to see which country it is.
The amount you got for the amount how much is dollars ndors that equal to monthly please I would love to apply but I live in the United States and I'm thinking of relocating to either London or Europe how do I go about getting a Europe passport or getting a residency in England please
Hi i really wanted to ask that after 12th do i need to do diploma in aviation or just cabincrew training provided by institutes for about 6 to 12 months to become a cabin crew in ryanair? Please reply because i searched about this alot on internet but found absoulotuly nothing! Please reply.
I got accepted without having a Diploma or certificate, so don't worry. The training you need to go through is the 6 week training that the company provides you with. Shall you get accepted, prepare for a long and harsh training course. Studying is vital but it totally pays off, in the end
Well this video is a few years old now so perhaps the pay has changed/increased. Payment structure is the same for every new crew member. Doesn't matter where you currently live.
Hi, why you got paid so low the first month? what is this 'emergency tax'? i will be based in dublin, and i'll open an irish bank account once i get a proof of contract.. is that ok?
That first month was just the new joiners bonus pay. Emergency tax is when you do not provide the proper documents or fill some form in incorrectly. The sooner you open a bank account, the better, but check their rules to be sure.
Quick question, during the training, like while we are in the class and they are teaching us stuff, do we have to wear specific clothing, like a tuxedo and the such, or can we wear casual clothing
Hey ! I have a question for you. In current situation is it really worth it joining Ryanair? They just quoted so much money for accommodation and pcr tests etc etc. I am just worried i will not get a job as i am hearing all crew well mostly are grounded....
Honestly, that will be up to you to decide. You would be better off asking a current staff member for their opinion. I left the job over a year ago. I am just being honest, so you get the best opinion/advice possible.
Hi Tabitha how are you? I am doing the training course for CC in Dublin with Dublin base, do you have any idea, roughly, how much would be my salary here? I’m having some concerns about it hope you can help me! Have a lovely day :)
I wanted to work at ryanair in Ireland but rent is super expensive, how do someone live earning less than the minimum wage which is €1,656? I thought it was so much more really :(
You can earn more working at a normal full time job than working for ryanair. Very disappointing. But was this the salary because you were new to the company and wasn’t working enough hours? Or do everyone kinda get the same? I thought the price range would be €3.000 or at least €2.500
The truth is, Ryanair doesn't take into consideration the local rent and expenses. You can definitely live and save but not necessarily in abundance unfortunately. Most people do it for the short term, unless they fall in love with the industry and decide to be a flight attendant long term, or they marry a rich pilot! LOL
@@akosnemeth is 28 euro. I really don't know what you can actually do with 28 euros, but this is what you get while taking the course. And it is paid weekly.
Hello! Hope you can see my comment ☺️ Just a question, the first payslip is after working one whole month or just a few weeks? Like, you worked two weeks and then got this first payment? In case it was after working one whole month, I simply don’t understand how can it be so low…
Hello I hope you can see my question, I applied for new job vacancy in UK base it was written you have to right to work in UK so you need a work permit. But I don't have work permit both UK and Europe plus I write that to my application but they send me English assignment test. I will send mail to them but I wanted to ask you too. Do you think they provide work visa or something? Or just didn't saw that I don't have work permit
Hii.... How are you... Hope you doing good 🌼🌼🌸🌸 ...... I am Indian... I applied for Ryanair.... Did they provide visa?? ...... Actually they mailed me about documentary and I have Indian passport.... This will be ok.... Or I have to apply for british passport??
@@komalkaurjagdev8160 Email is still a text format. I will tell you the same thing. What I am saying is, If you have the right to work in the EU already, you should be able to work for Ryanair. You should know if you have thhe right to work in the EU. What might be even more useful is it you contact Crewlink (Ryanair) directly.
Hi! I've got a question for you (I hope it isn't late!). The first payslip you show on the video is the course payment? I mean, the little pay they give you while you are on training. If not, when do you get the weekly training pay? Is it weekly, or do you get it after a month? Thanks!!
Hello, the first payslip shows the first month of work payment (including the new joiners bonus). You get the weekly training course pay every week during the training course. Hope this helps.
Hello! Have been binge watching your videos of Ryanair 😂 I did the interview on the 14th of October and I’m wondering if you know how much time does it get to have an answer.. I’m stressing out here 😫
Hello, I'm getting ready to Hahn course next month, I saw here that you recomendo to oppen an Irish bank account, how you did it If you were not leaving in Ireland? I need to give them a account to the Per Diem payment and I was in Brasil the past 2 years, so no european account. Can you help me please?
I have been approved to start training this summer and the fees for the training are 3000$, im in Morocco, after I finish the training we will be taken to the UK, London do you think it's worth it, and is the pay there better because I'm sure I can't live on 1300£ in London.
That sounds unbelievable. But it's completely up to you. So many cabin crew who trained with Ryanair paid 3000 euros and some years ago and it was worth it for them. You really have to think about it.
No I haven't flown during the pandemic. I left the job last year and haven't travelled since. I'm sure your flight will be fine, since all airlines are taking precautions for better hygiene and instating mark-wearing as compulsory.
Hey Tabitha Don't know if this question has been asked already but can someone apply to work as cabin crew from high school or Uni at where you worked? Especially coming from an African country
You just need to check on the airlines minimum age. I think emirates and Etihad are the main two airlines that hire people internationally, especially from African countries.
Hi darling, thanks for your video! I’m going to start my training course in Palma De Maiorca, can you tell me something about the salary in Spain, it’s equal in every country or not? Sorry for my question but I am a little bit worried about it…
Hi pretty. First, thanks for your videos ! I have a question about the course and certificate of Ryanair is valid to work with other airlines or just to work with them?
This is no disrespect to you personally but I’m shocked how low the pay is. I just cant understand how they are recruiting anyone? Or am I living in LaLa land?
Yeah it’s pretty low. I think minimum wage. But it was enough for me to pay my rent, eat and save a little. Definitely can’t be a big spender on this salary.
@@issafula well, yeah! They did improve the salaries, however, if you're thinking about asking them during the interview, I suggest you not to. That would be a major red flag as they are hiring people with passion and not in terms of money wise
@@chainseeds8171 obviously I would not ask that lol. I am asking as I am just curious about that. I don’t think anybody would like to work for pennies… Thank you though 😁
Hey ! Ive been offered a place in course. I have a question for you. I am currently in Spain and applied to be in Spain. In interview ive been told that they may send me to london. Which i do not want. How possible is that? And when exactly will i know my base ?
You should be able to swap with someone on the first day of the training course but only if there is someone who wants your base (in London). Usually when you are invited for a training course, they'll tell you your base at the same time. Maybe things have changed since I did my course but that's how I experienced it. Hope that helps.
Hi! Did you need to open an Irish bank account? Also about the base, is it completely up to them or at least you have a minimum chance they listen to your preference? Thank you!
Yes, I opened an Irish bank account. The base is completely up to them. You can swap with someone on the first day of the training course, but after that you just have to put in a request and wait.
Hello Tabitha, your videos are really helpful. I appreciate them a lot. I’d love to ask you if you know where can I find more infos about salary and contracts, I heard about new contracts and stuff like that, like basic around 700 + flights hours etc.
The training course itself if free but the transport to the training, hotel, food, AME, COVID tests all add up to about £1000. I’m on the Ryanair training course now and it does cost a lot to actually participate in the course.
Awwwwwww jealous ??????? Donot u worry baby 👶 u also try then ...u will get to work for qr soon or may be, at least u will receive an opportunity to clean sheikh's house 😅😅😅😅😅😅 & ya even house keeping staff in England speaks correct English However, only dedicated employees get to work for qr ."English is just a language kidooo".May be ALONGWITH your country they had rulled your head as well.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe It’s too late to ask you something… I just wanted to know, after the training course, do you need to work for the company for a certain time? Or you could work just a month or two and decide to go away? Thanks a lot
@@TabithaLaker they told us we were going to stay in a hotel but when we arrived in Hahn we stayed in a house sharing the room with 2 or 3 people! And we paid a lot… Besides that, nothing to do in Hahn and the weather is horrible lol
@@andrej9363 oh really? Usually they send you a link to the accommodations website so you can have a look at it for yourself and decide if you want it. There isn’t much to do in Hahn apart from going out to eat, shisha, and The lucky Luke bar. Did you complete the course and start working as a cabin crew?
The swimming test is fine! You only need basic ability. It's more about survial than skill. But if you cannot swim at all I would say get some practice beforehand. You only swim with a vest at the part that 1)you have to save someone and drag them across one length of the pool and 2) where you need to jump into the deep end without a vest and inflate it while in there 3) when you need to get into the raft. (if I remember correctly)
Do you work at the Ryanair in a German state, if so I live in Germany, particularly Berlin and I really want to apply for, a job and one of the bases here
I worked for Ryanair which is an Irish company. I needed an Irish social security number, bank account and to also to pay taxes in Ireland. Things may have changed now, but that's how it was for me.
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Since I had to re-upload, here are comments from the previous video as I figured they might be helpful for someone to see. ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Leave further questions in a seperate comment and I will be happy to answer 😊 Have a lovely day or night, wherever you are in the world!
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COMMENT 1: thanks so much for this video it has opened my eyes to what its really like and so helpful
ANSWER 1: You are welcome! It really does help to know this information beforehand.
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COMMENT 2:Omg this was so helpfull ! Thank you so much , Would you say renting an appartment for around €750 a month in berlin on that salary is liveable ?
ANSWER 2: Great! Yes it's definitely possible as long as you are frugal/responsible. Transport costs depend on where you live - I think it is between 70-120 euros per month. And I think you can get an apartment for €600 so €750 would be more than enough for somewhere nicer and even closer to the airport if you want that.
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COMMENT 3: hi tabitha do you get paid more for working weekends??
ANSWER 3: No you do not get extra for weekends (last time I checked). Things could have changed since though.
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COMMENT 4: As you can see on your first month you were on emergency taxes thats why your payment was so low... And in the months after an agreement has been signed between Ryanair and Germany. You did for sure no show or called sick, thats why your basic was different every month. The salary in Germany now is around 1500€-1600€.
ANSWER 4:I didn't have a single no show - I would never fail to show up at work and I can never understand people who do that. It was probably a late by 3 minutes maximum. If you watch the video you will see that I called in sick - That is highlighted on the payslip too. And yes I can see the first month was emergency taxes because I highlighted that pretty obviously so people would know. My pay was different every month because of the varied flights and home standbys. I don't know a single person who has the exact same pay every month. Good to know the salary is now higher in Berlin, but not everybody will go there since the initial base allocation is at random unless you know someone in the company. I guess that new salary includes the productivity bonus…
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Thanks for being so frank about FR! Really need this 🤟🏻😃
Glad you found it to be helpful 😊
I love your voice and the way you express yourself. So clear. I am not flirting. Thanks a lot and you still there although you are not flying anymore.
Thank you! Lol it's okay. I am not in Germany any more. Just sharing my past experiences to help others.
Wow the salary is absolutely ridiculous! I applied and got invited on a training course. I was given info on the salary in (£) which was a far cry from the salary that was advertised.
I’ve worked for other airlines as cabin crew and sadly I’ll have to turn this one down. You cant possibly pay a mortgage on £600 or less per month - crazy!
They offered you £600? That's crazy! I'm sure you will find a better paid opportunity.
Hey this was such an informative and great video 🥰🤩
Glad you found it to be 😊
Found this really interesting. Especially the pay difference.
Great! Yes the pay can vary from month to month.
I've got friends working for RYR, don't want to divulge private info, but I think things have changed - they were in northern EU, not Germany, and their pay by month is routinely in the 1.9k-2k€ range
May I know which is their base city? I'm considering an offer at RyanAir in Belgium.
I think they have always paid that amount to people who have about 2 years experienced and are also cabin supervisors. If that salary is for new joiners then it's pretty good for Ryanair.
Tabitha please do a video on starting a RUclips channel,I'm 60 have no one at home, please just walk me through the steps on my ph, please make it very simple.
Hi Sharon, I will be uploading a video about starting a channel soon. I will do my best to make simple x
Very good video :), do you know the payment in dublin? i have my future base there. Many thanks!!
Thanks for watching. Sorry I don't know about the pay here.
Wow I thought it would be higher than that , there ya go
Nope it's a budget airline. Salary does increase the longer you work there but this is round about the baseline pay as of last year for a Junior CC.
did you gys payed for the training courses cause here in mrocco the asked as for 2800erous is that logical or they are scaming us here in morrocco they siad we need too pay our training coursses
please somone too ansewer me the last day too pay them is 7 6 2023
Training was free for me. Maybe someone who trained in Morocco can comment.
Hi I think you was selected on Sunday in fes, yeah?
I was selected for the UK in fes too, have you found any additional info about them?
In Morocco it's the only place Ryanair is not offering training for free so it's definitely not a "scam". There might be reasons behind it. If you are not willing to pay it, don't...
Hey! :)
Maybe it's a late question but after they told you that you can participate the training course, how long did it take to actually get there? I'm fresh out of highschool, currently looking for jobs and I applied for ryanair's cabin crew post online. I already did the English test which was successful and now I have to send them my cv. Since we have to pay for all expenses, I need to gather money. So if they tell me today (7th of september, 2021) that I can do the training course, how much time do I have to get ready for it?
The first time was 1 month, but I couldn't go because I had to order a new passport, the second time was a few days once the passport had arrived. If you cannot make a specific training course you can go on the next available one. I don't know what the system is now. Just wait to hear from them, or get in touch and ask. Hope this helps. All the best to you!
@@TabithaLaker thank you so much !
Hey! Can you explain what was on the english test and do you have to study for it
@@darlingtonekweozor3153 in January 2020 was a very easy test. I don't think you need to study. But you will have to write (our case was a letter to a "friend"), so make sure you are comfy about making short essays quite quickly. Good luck!
@@bru_codinaa Thank You !
Wow! the struggle of a flight Attendant who only gets paid when the Aircraft door closes.
lol yes
Could it be that you will be payed a bit more if you‘re based somewhere else for example in Ireland 🇮🇪?
Yes possibly.
Why does your basic pay differ from month to month?
Because my schedule differs from month to month. Different flights, different hours.
@@TabithaLaker Is there a minimum basic pay you will always get? I've heard of employees in the UK flying getting paychecks of £250-£500 for the entire month which is lower than the 'basic' pay on their contract.
Hey! I have a question regarding the contract length, it depends on the base let’s say you get Spain where it’s a fixed term contract of 6months. How likely is it that they’ll renew it. I’m scared that they will not renew my contract and I end up working there only for this short time. After that I’d have to find a new job, move back etc.
Honestly, I cannot answer this question. I got an 18 month fixed term contract, but things were very different 2 years ago. You really just have to wait and see how things pan out.
Did you get renewed?
Very good to see your video ,im just about to start in Belgium ,i been told i earn 1600 euro a month is that nett or gross as they sort of talk about it ,I am to be registered in Ireland and also in Belgium so do i pay Irish tax or belgium ,as you mentioned you did well in Berlin with salary so I guess you were paying German tax ?
Hey Simon, I hope you have it figured now, but I think they meant net. I think you would only pay tax in one country. I hope after seeing the payslip you've been able to see which country it is.
The amount you got for the amount how much is dollars ndors that equal to monthly please I would love to apply but I live in the United States and I'm thinking of relocating to either London or Europe how do I go about getting a Europe passport or getting a residency in England please
it's almost equivalent to the dollar. To get a European(UK) passport you need to stay for 5 years.
@@TabithaLaker ok awesome does the airline sponsor people please
Hi i really wanted to ask that after 12th do i need to do diploma in aviation or just cabincrew training provided by institutes for about 6 to 12 months to become a cabin crew in ryanair? Please reply because i searched about this alot on internet but found absoulotuly nothing!
Please reply.
I got accepted without having a Diploma or certificate, so don't worry. The training you need to go through is the 6 week training that the company provides you with. Shall you get accepted, prepare for a long and harsh training course. Studying is vital but it totally pays off, in the end
Hey, sorry for the late reply. You do not need a diploma. The company provides training specifically designed for the job.
This is a good video cuz they invited me for a interview but I live in Germany so idk maybe payment is different
Well this video is a few years old now so perhaps the pay has changed/increased. Payment structure is the same for every new crew member. Doesn't matter where you currently live.
Maybe its a little bit late but do you know anyone in Italy if they have similar salaries and with companies such as Wizzair or Ryanair.
Hi, why you got paid so low the first month? what is this 'emergency tax'? i will be based in dublin, and i'll open an irish bank account once i get a proof of contract.. is that ok?
That first month was just the new joiners bonus pay. Emergency tax is when you do not provide the proper documents or fill some form in incorrectly. The sooner you open a bank account, the better, but check their rules to be sure.
@@TabithaLaker i think that i have to obtain the pps number, right? Thank u girl x
@@valeriacintorino5279 Yes you do. I think the recruiter/Ryanair will give you forms to fill in at training x
Quick question, during the training, like while we are in the class and they are teaching us stuff, do we have to wear specific clothing, like a tuxedo and the such, or can we wear casual clothing
you need to dress smart and according the the grooming manual that they give you before the course starts.
Hey ! I have a question for you. In current situation is it really worth it joining Ryanair? They just quoted so much money for accommodation and pcr tests etc etc. I am just worried i will not get a job as i am hearing all crew well mostly are grounded....
Honestly, that will be up to you to decide. You would be better off asking a current staff member for their opinion. I left the job over a year ago. I am just being honest, so you get the best opinion/advice possible.
Did you get the job?
Hi Tabitha how are you?
I am doing the training course for CC in Dublin with Dublin base, do you have any idea, roughly, how much would be my salary here?
I’m having some concerns about it hope you can help me!
Have a lovely day :)
Thank you for your video. Maybe you can tell, what company is better for the cabin Crew? Wizzair or Ryanair?
Okay sure, I will do my best to make that video.
I wanted to work at ryanair in Ireland but rent is super expensive, how do someone live earning less than the minimum wage which is €1,656? I thought it was so much more really :(
You can earn more working at a normal full time job than working for ryanair. Very disappointing. But was this the salary because you were new to the company and wasn’t working enough hours? Or do everyone kinda get the same? I thought the price range would be €3.000 or at least €2.500
The truth is, Ryanair doesn't take into consideration the local rent and expenses. You can definitely live and save but not necessarily in abundance unfortunately. Most people do it for the short term, unless they fall in love with the industry and decide to be a flight attendant long term, or they marry a rich pilot! LOL
@@TabithaLaker On Crewlink's website it says "Daily Per Diem provided whilst training". What does it mean? How much is that?
@@akosnemeth is 28 euro. I really don't know what you can actually do with 28 euros, but this is what you get while taking the course. And it is paid weekly.
@@yozefina It's 28€ per training day. So you get around 112-140€ a week.
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Just a question, the first payslip is after working one whole month or just a few weeks? Like, you worked two weeks and then got this first payment? In case it was after working one whole month, I simply don’t understand how can it be so low…
That's the reality of this job. It's not a high paying position.
Hello I hope you can see my question, I applied for new job vacancy in UK base it was written you have to right to work in UK so you need a work permit. But I don't have work permit both UK and Europe plus I write that to my application but they send me English assignment test. I will send mail to them but I wanted to ask you too. Do you think they provide work visa or something? Or just didn't saw that I don't have work permit
I am not sure if they provide work permits, but they may assist you with your application. Definitely check with them.
Is it necessary to rent an apartment ?
Do they give you a place to live or you have to pay for the Accomodation whilst working with them?
You need to rent your own accomodation. They do not provide it.
@@TabithaLaker thank you
Horrible
You don't even mention if they give a danger bonus which supposes they give like another airline
Hello, can you please tell more about Ryanair annual leave ? Thank you so much.
I think you get about 20 days initially, then they increase by 1 day every few years of employment. I am not sure of exact terms. I hope that helps.
Hii.... How are you... Hope you doing good 🌼🌼🌸🌸 ...... I am Indian... I applied for Ryanair.... Did they provide visa?? ...... Actually they mailed me about documentary and I have Indian passport.... This will be ok.... Or I have to apply for british passport??
As long as you have the right to work in the EU that is the most important thing. You should know if you have that. They do not grant Visas.
@@TabithaLaker now I'm confused... Can I mail you?
@@komalkaurjagdev8160 Email is still a text format. I will tell you the same thing. What I am saying is, If you have the right to work in the EU already, you should be able to work for Ryanair. You should know if you have thhe right to work in the EU. What might be even more useful is it you contact Crewlink (Ryanair) directly.
How much did you earn in an hour or day?
What about your days off? How many hours per week were you working or how many days per month?
The schedule was 5 days working and 3 days off in a continuous cycle. I never counted the hours. Sorry.
Hi! I've got a question for you (I hope it isn't late!). The first payslip you show on the video is the course payment? I mean, the little pay they give you while you are on training. If not, when do you get the weekly training pay? Is it weekly, or do you get it after a month? Thanks!!
Hello, the first payslip shows the first month of work payment (including the new joiners bonus). You get the weekly training course pay every week during the training course. Hope this helps.
@@TabithaLaker okay thanks!!
Hello! Have been binge watching your videos of Ryanair 😂 I did the interview on the 14th of October and I’m wondering if you know how much time does it get to have an answer.. I’m stressing out here 😫
Hey Christiana, I'm glad you have been enjoying my videos! I think you just have to be patient to get an answer because it does take a few weeks.
@@TabithaLaker ok thank you very much!! 💛
I reccomend joining the Ryanair Facebook groups ! They’re very informative I’m in the Stansted one lol
@@Prettypaid16 thank you! It’s private but I sent the request 💛
@@Prettypaid16 Very good idea! I have been mentioning this to some people. Every base should have a group.
Hello, I'm getting ready to Hahn course next month, I saw here that you recomendo to oppen an Irish bank account, how you did it If you were not leaving in Ireland? I need to give them a account to the Per Diem payment and I was in Brasil the past 2 years, so no european account. Can you help me please?
Hey thank you so much for the information! So helpful:) is it monthly pay?
You are very welcome. Yes it is monthly pay. Sorry for the late reply. I am having some technical challenges.
I have been approved to start training this summer and the fees for the training are 3000$, im in Morocco, after I finish the training we will be taken to the UK, London do you think it's worth it, and is the pay there better because I'm sure I can't live on 1300£ in London.
That sounds unbelievable. But it's completely up to you. So many cabin crew who trained with Ryanair paid 3000 euros and some years ago and it was worth it for them. You really have to think about it.
@@TabithaLaker is it easy to pass those 5 exams during the training?
@@jawad1271 As long as you study, you will be totally fine.
@@SaraSara-rm9ccUk its better i think
@@TabithaLakerhow much time they told you to be in the trainning before moving to uk?
Very interesting, I am flying with Ryanair on the 8th July and I am a bit scared. Have you been flying during Covid19 pandemic? How is it? Thanks! :)
No I haven't flown during the pandemic. I left the job last year and haven't travelled since. I'm sure your flight will be fine, since all airlines are taking precautions for better hygiene and instating mark-wearing as compulsory.
Got my first payslip after working at Ryanair for one month and I got a fat £250 ... 😭
Wow, I think that must have been because of emergency tax? Have a look at your pay slip and see why.
Hey Tabitha
Don't know if this question has been asked already but can someone apply to work as cabin crew from high school or Uni at where you worked? Especially coming from an African country
You just need to check on the airlines minimum age. I think emirates and Etihad are the main two airlines that hire people internationally, especially from African countries.
@@TabithaLaker Okay ...thank you very much for the response😊❤
Hi darling, thanks for your video!
I’m going to start my training course in Palma De Maiorca, can you tell me something about the salary in Spain, it’s equal in every country or not? Sorry for my question but I am a little bit worried about it…
Hi pretty. First, thanks for your videos ! I have a question about the course and certificate of Ryanair is valid to work with other airlines or just to work with them?
You can use the attestation but you will still need to do the airline training course. Since different airlines use different aircrafts.
This is no disrespect to you personally but I’m shocked how low the pay is. I just cant understand how they are recruiting anyone? Or am I living in LaLa land?
Yeah it’s pretty low. I think minimum wage. But it was enough for me to pay my rent, eat and save a little. Definitely can’t be a big spender on this salary.
I'm a new joiner with Ryanair and can verify that salaries have been improved drastically....they are way higher than what you have shown us
@@chainseeds8171omg, are they? I have to do an online interview and I am trying to gather as much info as possible.
@@issafula well, yeah! They did improve the salaries, however, if you're thinking about asking them during the interview, I suggest you not to. That would be a major red flag as they are hiring people with passion and not in terms of money wise
@@chainseeds8171 obviously I would not ask that lol. I am asking as I am just curious about that. I don’t think anybody would like to work for pennies… Thank you though 😁
Hi Tabitha, I just wanted to ask you how did you get to the airport from home like always on taxi like at 3 or 4 how much it costs... Thank youu
I would always use public transport. It operates 24 hours in Berlin. costed about 5-7 euros per day or 80 per month
@@TabithaLaker thank you❤️
Does the pay eventually go up year on year? Just got the job and am starting training soon. Surely the pay doesn’t stay the same forever or does it 🤣
I think it goes up a little yes 😀
Are there anymore cabin crew videos lined up ? Or was this the last one in the series
There are some more lined up 🙂
could you do a video about the benefits of a ryanair cabin crew?
Yes I have that video coming up
Hey ! Ive been offered a place in course. I have a question for you. I am currently in Spain and applied to be in Spain. In interview ive been told that they may send me to london. Which i do not want. How possible is that? And when exactly will i know my base ?
You should be able to swap with someone on the first day of the training course but only if there is someone who wants your base (in London). Usually when you are invited for a training course, they'll tell you your base at the same time. Maybe things have changed since I did my course but that's how I experienced it. Hope that helps.
@@TabithaLaker thanks for this. Just received email. They moved from online training to Dublin. Still waiting for base confirmation . Cheers
@@revvindproductions Nice!! You're welcome 🤗
@@TabithaLaker just another question.. the height limit for them is 188 i am like 189 or 190 possibly. Will that be a problem you think?
@@revvindproductions I really don't know about height sorry. I know that used to have a couple of tall colleagues who were about 190 too.
what about for TUI Fly ? Is the salary all the same to each other ?
I'm not too sure about TUI Fly.
Can anyone please tell me how much is the pay in stansted base UK
I hope you find out.
Hi! Did you need to open an Irish bank account?
Also about the base, is it completely up to them or at least you have a minimum chance they listen to your preference? Thank you!
Yes, I opened an Irish bank account. The base is completely up to them. You can swap with someone on the first day of the training course, but after that you just have to put in a request and wait.
Come to United, you’l make 3k$ minimum, $5 K maximum that’s your first year
That's a good salary for a flight attendant!
Hello Tabitha, your videos are really helpful. I appreciate them a lot. I’d love to ask you if you know where can I find more infos about salary and contracts, I heard about new contracts and stuff like that, like basic around 700 + flights hours etc.
I'm glad you are finding them to be helpful. Sorry I do not know where you can get more information on tnew contracts and hours.
How many hours you used to fly a week with Ryanair? Thank you 🥰
I never calculated. Each week is different as you see from the roster.
@@TabithaLaker but do you work more than 8 hrs a day ? And how about your day off ?😄😄
Hey
What is the basic salary in Spain ?
Please check the job listings on their website. It should be stated there. I wasn't based in Spain.
@@TabithaLaker can you send me this website Bella ❤️?
But how many hours did you work ? to receive this money
if you worked 20 hrs a week its not that bad but if you do 40 its crazy bad
I never counted. But pretty sure it wasn't 40.
Hi, if you start working on 1st of june, do you know if you have the payment on 28th of june or only in the next month?
I think you would get it on the 28th of June.
Is cabin crew training really free or do they discount it rom your salary?
It's 100% free
@@TabithaLaker thank you!!
The training course itself if free but the transport to the training, hotel, food, AME, COVID tests all add up to about £1000. I’m on the Ryanair training course now and it does cost a lot to actually participate in the course.
Do ryan air provide apartment to stay or we need to find out our own??
Yes, but you need to pay for it. You can also find your own place if you want.
@@TabithaLaker I m working for Qatar Airways .could u pls guide me should I take this opportunity to work with Ryan air?
@@ankitdixit7606 😂😂😂
@@ankitdixit7606With your English, I guess Qatar's standards have dropped😂
Awwwwwww jealous ??????? Donot u worry baby 👶 u also try then ...u will get to work for qr soon or may be, at least u will receive an opportunity to clean sheikh's house 😅😅😅😅😅😅 & ya even house keeping staff in England speaks correct English However, only dedicated employees get to work for qr ."English is just a language kidooo".May be ALONGWITH your country they had rulled your head as well.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did you finish university before applying to Ryanair? Or u just did college?
Yes I finished University, but you do not need a degree to apply for this job.
@@TabithaLaker hiya im really thinking of becoming a cabin crew, whats the pros if you do decide to do a degree for travel and tourism in uni?
I found this Video cool❤✌.
Great! Thanks for watching 😊
Do u get payed every week or month
Every month
Is that the monthly pay or every 2 weeks?
Love ur video, thanks for share
Monthly :)
Do ryan air provide accommodation to experience Cabin Crew
Yes, but you need to pay for it.
This salary is one month or one week??
Month
Hello, why are you no longer a flight attendant?
Because they wouldn’t give me a base transfer to London & I had some other challenges in Germany.
Maybe It’s too late to ask you something…
I just wanted to know, after the training course, do you need to work for the company for a certain time? Or you could work just a month or two and decide to go away? Thanks a lot
They give you a contract for a certain amount of time (such as 18 months), but of course you are free to leave whenever you want to.
@@TabithaLaker hey! I heard contracts are usually 3 years?
Why Did You leave Ryanair? How Come ? Can you do a video about it thanks
I left because they could not give me a transfer to London and a few other reasons. Maybe I will make a video about it.
Oh my. On eJ I got minimum 2300 euro per month
That sounds good. They also give you food right? Not with Ryanair.
@@TabithaLaker yes also food
@@ariostorossi1295 That's the way it should be
@@TabithaLaker yes but it is a crap job, for me not worth it that money . Too stressfull
@@ariostorossi1295 Ok. Thanks for taking your time to watch my video.
Training course in Hahn. Worst experience ever!!!!!!!!
Wow so sorry to hear that. I also had my challenges, but there were definitely some good things about it.
@@TabithaLaker they told us we were going to stay in a hotel but when we arrived in Hahn we stayed in a house sharing the room with 2 or 3 people! And we paid a lot… Besides that, nothing to do in Hahn and the weather is horrible lol
@@andrej9363 oh really? Usually they send you a link to the accommodations website so you can have a look at it for yourself and decide if you want it. There isn’t much to do in Hahn apart from going out to eat, shisha, and The lucky Luke bar. Did you complete the course and start working as a cabin crew?
Hi! Can you please tell me how is the swimming test? Are you swimming with the vest?
The swimming test is fine! You only need basic ability. It's more about survial than skill. But if you cannot swim at all I would say get some practice beforehand. You only swim with a vest at the part that 1)you have to save someone and drag them across one length of the pool and 2) where you need to jump into the deep end without a vest and inflate it while in there 3) when you need to get into the raft. (if I remember correctly)
Thanks for the informative video. May I ask you if there is a maximum age to join FR? Would they take on someone age 42?
You are very welcome! I don't think there is a maximum age - but 60 rings a bell. I had a few 40+ year old colleagues.
Not enough ,obviously!
not for a comfortable life
Hi hun,
Did u resign? or u got fired?
I resigned
god damn i will not survive with this salary
It's difficult. But possible if you keep your expenses low.
🌹❤🌹
😊
Is it worth it?
Sort of yes but only if you really want it. Therefore, that's a question to ask yourself. All the best with it.
You are so beautiful 😍 😊
😊 thank you!!!
Absolute peanuts. So crap how underpaid people are. Makes me sick.
Yes the salary is pretty low unfortunately.
the worst airline ever to work for
Some might say, but others love it.
That is an awful salary
Yeah. But that’s what it is. I’m just sharing so people know and make their own choice. It may very well be worth it for some.
Do you work at the Ryanair in a German state, if so I live in Germany, particularly Berlin and I really want to apply for, a job and one of the bases here
I worked for Ryanair which is an Irish company. I needed an Irish social security number, bank account and to also to pay taxes in Ireland. Things may have changed now, but that's how it was for me.
Thank you for the information🤗