Picture shows from left CityJet cabin crew Layle Bahjat;Patricia Ramos;Captain Frederique Brule; Lauren Fisk and Roisin Lally.
Picture shows from left CityJet cabin crew Layle Bahjat;Patricia Ramos;Captain Frederique Brule; Lauren Fisk and Roisin Lally.
Picture shows from left CityJet cabin crew Roisin Lally; and Lauren Fisk.
Lauren Fisk.
CityJet today revealed its new look for its staff and cabin crew with the rollout of its exclusive new uniform.
The new CityJet look follows months of work behind the scenes by staff who were asked for their input into how Europe’s leading independent airline should embrace its exciting future and provide a new look for the carrier’s cabin crew and pilots.
The new uniforms, which will debut across the network during November, are the creation of top Irish designer Aideen Bodkin, who worked closely with CityJet crews throughout the whole process. Design consultant Jane Byrne was also involved in assisting in the process and liaising with cabin crew and staff.
CityJet Marketing Manager Astou N’Diaye said: “This new uniform is comfortable, practical and functional to wear while providing a fresh, glamorous look that will prove a winner with our customers. We were delighted to have great inputs into the design by CityJet staff and thrilled that Aideen Bodkin was so successful in bringing those suggestions from the CityJet family together in such a creative and beautiful way.”
Fashion stylist and television presenter Brendan Courtney introduced the new uniform at its unveiling at Dublin Airport on the steps of the latest addition to the CityJet fleet, the Superjet SSJ100.
The new uniform will be introduced on all CityJet scheduled routes and its charter and wet lease services in Europe.