In general, it is best to be cautious and dress more formally for your interview. A formal business suit or dress is always appropriate, and it will convey a sense of professionalism and maturity. A dark-colored suit or dress in a neutral color such as black, navy, or gray is always a safe choice.

For a Jet2 cabin crew assessment day in 2026, the standard remains "Business Professional" with a focus on polished grooming. Men should wear a well-tailored suit in a neutral color (black, navy, or dark grey) with a crisp, ironed white or light blue shirt and a modest tie. Women are encouraged to wear a knee-length skirt or a smart pant suit paired with a professional blouse. Avoid flashy accessories or distracting colors; the goal is to look like you could step into a Jet2 uniform immediately. Grooming is paramount: hair should be neat and in a natural hue (unnatural colors like pink or blue are strictly prohibited). If hair is beyond shoulder length, it should be in a tidy bun or sleek ponytail. Makeup should be natural, and nails must be clean, trimmed, and preferably in a neutral shade.