Cabin Crew Simulator Easter Event Schedule

The Cabin Crew Simulator Easter event runs for a limited time each spring, typically starting on the Thursday before Easter Sunday and ending on the Monday after Easter. You participate by completing special in-game tasks and collecting hidden eggs to earn exclusive uniforms, cabin items, and a unique aircraft livery. This article explains the usual schedule, how the event works, and what you can expect to find.

Formula

The calculator above works out your egg collection rate and event progress. The formulas are:

• Eggs per day = eggs collected ÷ event duration (in days)
• Event progress = (eggs collected ÷ 20) × 100

Where:

• eggs = the number of Easter eggs you have collected so far (count)
• t = the total event duration in days (typically 5)
• 20 = the usual number of eggs needed to complete the main event track

Worked Example

Using the default values from the calculator: event duration = 5 days, eggs collected = 12.

Eggs per day = 12 ÷ 5 = 2.4 eggs/day

Event progress = (12 ÷ 20) × 100 = 60%

So if you collect 12 eggs over the 5-day event, you are averaging 2.4 eggs per day and are 60% of the way to the final reward.

When Does the Easter Event Usually Run?

In most years, the Cabin Crew Simulator Easter event starts on the Thursday before Easter Sunday (often called Maundy Thursday) and ends on the Monday after Easter (Easter Monday). That gives players a 5-day window. For example, if Easter Sunday falls on April 9, the event would run from April 6 to April 10. The exact dates shift each year because Easter is a movable feast based on the lunar calendar.

The event usually goes live at the same time as the game’s regular daily reset (often midnight UTC) and ends at the same time on the final day. Some years the developers have extended the event by a day or two when there were server issues, but the standard schedule is Thursday to Monday.

How the Easter Event Works

During the event, special Easter eggs appear in the cabin, in the galley, and sometimes in the cockpit. You collect them by walking up to an egg and pressing the interact button. Each egg you collect adds to your event counter. The eggs respawn after a few minutes, so you can revisit the same locations.

The main goal is to collect a set number of eggs (usually 20) to unlock the final reward. There are also smaller milestone rewards at 5, 10, and 15 eggs. These might include:

• An Easter-themed apron or hat for your avatar
• Decorative items for your virtual cabin (like a chocolate bunny or egg basket)
• A special aircraft livery with pastel colors and egg patterns

Some eggs are hidden in less obvious places, like inside overhead bins or behind the cockpit door. The game does not show a map or hint, so you need to search thoroughly. Many players share screenshots of egg locations on community forums during the event.

How to Choose Your Event Strategy

If you have limited time, focus on the daily egg cap. The game usually limits how many eggs you can collect per day (often 5). That means you need to play on at least 4 of the 5 days to reach the 20-egg goal. If you miss a day, you cannot catch up because the daily cap stays the same.

For players who want the full set of rewards, plan to log in each day and spend about 15–20 minutes searching the aircraft. The eggs respawn quickly, so you can stay in one area and wait for them to reappear, though moving between the cabin and galley is usually faster.

If you only care about the final livery, you can skip the earlier milestone rewards and just aim for 20 eggs. But the smaller rewards are often useful for completing your uniform collection, so most players try to get them all.

Common Problems and How to Solve Them

Players sometimes report that eggs are not appearing or that their counter resets. Here are the most common issues and what to do:

• Eggs not spawning: Make sure you have updated the game to the latest version. The event content is usually added in a patch, so an outdated client will not show eggs.
• Counter not increasing: Check your internet connection. The event progress is stored server-side, so a poor connection can cause delays. Restart the app and try again.
• Event ended early: If the event is supposed to run until Monday but ends on Sunday, check the official announcement. Occasionally the developers change the end time due to a bug or a planned maintenance window.
• Eggs in unreachable places: Some eggs spawn in areas that require you to complete a small task first, like serving a passenger or closing a bin. If you cannot reach an egg, look for an interaction prompt nearby.

If none of these help, the game’s support channel or official Discord is the best place to report the issue. Include a screenshot and your platform (mobile or PC).

Comparing Easter Events Across Years

The core structure has stayed the same: collect eggs, earn rewards. However, the number of eggs required and the types of rewards have changed. In earlier events, 15 eggs were enough for the final prize. Later events increased it to 20. The daily cap has also varied between 4 and 6 eggs.

The rewards have become more elaborate over time. The first Easter event offered only a simple egg-shaped pin. Recent events have included full uniforms, animated cabin decorations, and even a special “egg hunt� game mode where you have to find eggs in a dark cabin with a flashlight.

Players who missed a previous year’s event cannot obtain those rewards later. The event items are exclusive and do not return in the regular shop. This creates a strong incentive to participate every year if you want a complete collection.

Costs and Premium Pass

The Easter event itself is free to play. You do not need to spend real money to collect eggs or earn the main rewards. However, there is usually a premium track that costs in-game currency (which can be bought with real money) and offers additional rewards like a golden egg trophy or a special flight attendant uniform with bunny ears.

The premium track typically costs around 500–800 in-game gems. You can earn gems by completing daily missions or by purchasing them with real money. The premium track is optional; it does not affect your ability to complete the free track.

There is no way to buy eggs directly. The only way to progress is by playing the game and collecting them. This keeps the event fair for all players, regardless of spending.

Safety and Fair Play Notes

There are no real-world safety concerns with a virtual egg hunt. However, the game’s terms of service prohibit using third-party scripts or bots to collect eggs automatically. Accounts found using such tools can be temporarily or permanently banned. The game’s anti-cheat system tracks unusual patterns, like collecting 20 eggs in under a minute.

Also, be cautious of websites or videos that claim to offer “free eggs� or “event hacks.� These are scams that may try to steal your account credentials. The only legitimate way to get eggs is through the in-game event. If something seems too good to be true, it is.

Frequently Asked Questions

When exactly does the Easter event start and end? The event starts on the Thursday before Easter Sunday at the daily reset time (usually midnight UTC) and ends on Easter Monday at the same time. That is a 5-day window. The exact dates change each year because Easter Sunday moves.

How many eggs do I need to collect? The standard requirement is 20 eggs to complete the main event track. There are smaller rewards at 5, 10, and 15 eggs. The daily cap is usually 5 eggs, so you need to play on at least 4 days.

Can I get the rewards after the event ends? No. Event rewards are exclusive and do not return. Once the event ends, uncollected eggs disappear and the rewards are no longer available. You cannot buy them later.

Do eggs spawn in every aircraft type? Yes, eggs appear in all flyable aircraft during the event, but the locations vary slightly. The number of eggs per flight is the same regardless of aircraft size. You do not need to own a specific plane.

Is the premium track worth it? The premium track costs in-game currency and gives cosmetic items like a golden egg trophy and a bunny-ear uniform. It does not give you any gameplay advantage. If you enjoy collecting exclusive items, it can be worth it. Otherwise, the free track is enough to experience the event fully.

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in t | Event duration (days) | days | 5 | 1 | 14
in eggs | Eggs collected | eggs | 12 | 0 | 50
out rate | Eggs per day | eggs/day | eggs / t | 2
out progress | Event progress | % | (eggs / 20) * 100 | 0