Think of it as deadheading a supernumerary flight, but for the interview process.

This book mirrors the way airlines prepare their crew: dress rehearsals, “in-the-unlikely-event” scenarios, and full-kit simulations. Only here, instead of strapping into a hydraulic cabin with smoke and a plastic baby, you’ll strap into my cabin crew journey.

But don’t get comfortable in your unicorn onesie. You’re still on the manifest: observing, cross-checking, logging the miles.

• Pause, rewind, dissect.
• Examine turning points from multiple angles
• Run activities that sharpen the habits that naturally signal “crew material.”

When you enter the interview room yourself, you won’t need to think — it’ll already be in your muscle memory.

A non-traditional approach…

Airlines don’t train in unicorn onesies — and neither do we. We take our cue from crew training, with dress rehearsals, in-the-unlikely-event scenarios, and full-kit drills. This is prep that earns a clipped wing.

Designed to make the interview feel like part of the adventure, not something to endure.

Follow the sequence, and you’ll step away with conditioned habits, sharpened instincts, and a trained eye for what recruiters are actually observing.