Ryanair hiring for head office roles with some class benefits including 'unlimited travel'
Ryanair is seeking to become the world's largest airline by 2034, managing 300 million passengers and 800 planes annually.
www.limerickleader.ieHere’s the latest on Ryanair careers based on recent publicly available updates.
- Ryanair has continued active recruitment across multiple bases, including cabin crew roles in Shannon, Cork, and Dublin, as part of expanding for the 2026 summer schedule. This includes on-site recruitment events and signing bonuses in some cases, with a focus on expanding Irish operations to support increased capacity.[1][3]
- Dublin remains a key base for recruitment, with announcements in 2025 highlighting hundreds of cabin crew vacancies to support the airline’s growing network and seasonal demand.[4][5]
- The carrier has a track record of open applications via its careers site, and regularly publishes new roles across cabin crew, office-based positions, IT, engineering, and related functions as part of its broader growth plan to serve up to 300 million passengers by 2034.[5][6]
What this means for you in London:
- If you’re targeting cabin crew or airport operations roles, you can check Ryanair Careers for current openings and participate in any upcoming recruitment events in Ireland or the UK, as Ryanair frequently opens roles across multiple bases.[6][5]
- For non-cabin crew roles (office, IT, safety, finance, HR), Ryanair’s head office and regional openings are also advertised through the careers site and may appear in the UK market from time to time.[2][4]
Illustration: Typical Ryanair recruitment flow
- Apply online via the Ryanair Careers portal.
- Attend a recruitment event or complete an online assessment.
- Undergo interview and, if successful, receive an offer and onboarding details.
Selected sources:
- Ryanair recruitment and base expansion announcements (Shannon, Cork, Dublin).[3][1][4]
- Ryanair official Careers homepage and job listings.[5][6]