Important information for cabin crew transferred to the new Bremen base

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Dear Ryanair cabin crews

The international trade union family has heard that many of you are being transferred to BRE without having been given any information about your new base. So we have assembled some online resources to assist your move to Bremen.

Please use the links below for help and support, and do not hesitate to let us know of others you find useful:


To find your union in Germany and its branch in BRE:


Contact your union representative in BRE via email (strictly confidential!!)


To find accommodation:


To find public transport around the city of BRE:


To learn more about the city of BRE:


Information for passengers:



Documents connexes:
Ryanair prospectus (99kb PDF)

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