Ryanair Surprises Again With New Crew Uniforms That Have Class
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The flight attendants’ bright yellow coats can do double duty as a safety feature on the tarmac.
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- Ryanair reveals new uniforms as part of ongoing Always Getting Better Campaign/Ryanair
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- Ryanair reveals new uniforms as part of ongoing Always Getting Better Campaign/Ryanair
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- Ryanair reveals new uniforms as part of ongoing Always Getting Better Campaign/Ryanair
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- Ryanair reveals new uniforms as part of ongoing Always Getting Better Campaign/Ryanair
As part of its Always Getting Better campaign, Ryanair has revealed its new uniforms in London while announcing new routes and upgraded in-flight menus.
It is a complete redesign of both dress and accessories, matching the airline’s blue and gold livery, with sharp tailoring. New yellow ties with blue stripes, and yellow scarves with blue harps complement these upgraded ensembles.
The airline also announced that it’s bringing defibrillators onboard all its aircraft, after a consultation with customers, which means new skill requirements on standard emergency training and certification for its crew.
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