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Widerøe, Norway's regional airline, seeks Cabin Crew for bases in Tromsø, Bergen, or Bodø. You will work on Dash 8 and Embraer 190-E2 aircraft, delivering safe and friendly service across Norway and Europe.
The role requires adaptability to shift work, a passion for caring for others, and the ability to work independently in some cabins. Training begins early 2027, with permanent employment offered from day one of the course.
Soar with Widerøe – Cabin Crew Opportunities in Tromsø, Bergen, or Bodø. Take to the Skies with Norway's Regional Airline. Would you like to take to the skies with us aboard our versatile Dash 8 and modern Embraer 190-E2 aircraft? Are you looking for more than just a job—a career that offers variety, responsibility, and the chance to explore unique destinations across Norway and Europe? Widerøe, Norway's largest regional airline, is now accepting open applications for Cabin Crew positions based in Tromsø, Bergen, or Bodø. We offer an exciting and varied working environment with friendly colleagues across our extensive route network. On several of our aircraft, you will work independently in the cabin, experience breathtaking destinations and changing weather conditions, while being a central part of the onboard operational team. This is a role that demands resilience, adaptability, and a genuine passion for caring for others.
Initially, we are planning training courses during the first half of 2027. Training will take place at our facilities in Bergen and/or Bodø and lasts approximately 5 weeks, conducted during daytime and evening hours, including weekdays and weekends. Important: If you are selected for our training course, you will be offered 100% permanent employment as Cabin Crew from the first day of the course, subject to successfully completing the course. This means you'll be part of the Widerøe family from day one. Upon joining the company, you will likely be able to choose between the following bases: Tromsø, Bergen, or Bodø.
This is a demanding but deeply rewarding job. You must be prepared for shift work, early mornings, late evenings, weekends, and working on public holidays. On board, you will meet people with different needs, expectations, and challenges—and handling both minor and major situations is a natural part of everyday work. At the same time, this is a job that truly matters. For some passengers, we are an important part of their everyday lives; for others, we are the beginning of an adventure. You will help ensure that every journey is safe, comfortable, and enjoyable, wherever it takes them. This requires you to be well prepared, remain calm when it matters most, and make sound decisions under pressure.