Frequently Asked Questions

Cleared for Cabin is an AI-powered flight attendant interview prep tool with airline-specific question banks for 23 U.S. airlines (plus a company profile for Air Wisconsin). It helps candidates prepare with flashcard-style study, HireVue-format drills, AI Voice Coach scoring, and interview reports compiled from public candidate accounts.

Choose your airline, practice flashcard-style questions, drill HireVue-format answers on the real 30-second-prep / 2-minute clock, get scored by the AI Voice Coach, and read compiled interview reports for your airline.

Cleared for Cabin has question banks for 23 U.S. airlines, and company profiles for those 23 plus Air Wisconsin: the Big 4 (Delta, United, American, Southwest), majors like Alaska, JetBlue, and Hawaiian, low-cost and leisure carriers (Frontier, Allegiant, Sun Country, Breeze, Avelo), the regionals (SkyWest, Envoy, Republic, PSA, Endeavor, Piedmont, Horizon, Mesa, GoJet, CommuteAir), and charter/supplemental carriers (Omni Air International; Air Wisconsin, profile only).

Cleared for Cabin works in any mobile browser with no download needed. Simply visit clearedforcabin.com/app on your phone or tablet.

Cleared for Cabin was built by Ryan Svor, who builds aviation interview-prep tools and grounds every airline-specific fact in dated, source-linked research.

Cleared for Cabin includes scenario and service questions, behavioral (STAR) questions, safety and procedure questions, airline-knowledge questions, and interview-format/HireVue questions — all tailored to each airline.

The AI Voice Coach lets you speak your answers out loud and get scoring across 5 dimensions — completeness, specificity, service and safety framing, delivery structure, and red flags — from 1-5 with actionable feedback.

Airline Intel Profiles are deep-dive research pages on each airline covering culture, bases, pay and reserve reality, training, hiring-window status, and what interviewers look for.

Interview Reports are summaries Cleared for Cabin compiled from public candidate accounts (forums and review sites) of an airline’s interview — the questions people say they were asked and how the day ran. They are labelled practice examples in the app: unofficial, unverified, and not a guarantee of what you will be asked.

Most airlines screen flight attendant candidates with a one-way video interview: a short prep window, then a timed on-camera answer. Cleared for Cabin drills that exact clock — 30 seconds to think, up to 2 minutes to answer — so the real recording feels familiar.

The hiring tracker follows flight attendant hiring-window status by airline with as-of dates, and an alert list emails you when a window opens or closes. Windows can close in hours, so prepare before yours opens.

Yes, the Free plan gives you 10 questions per airline, limited AI Voice Coach sessions, and 5 minutes per month of mock interviews. No credit card required.

Yes, there are no contracts. Cancel anytime from your account settings.

Occasionally. Any active discount is announced on the pricing page or by email after you sign up.

All major credit cards via Stripe. Payments are secure and encrypted.

Click the upgrade button in the app, choose your plan, and enter payment info.

You can hold one plan at a time, so there is no instant upgrade or downgrade. To change plans, cancel your current one from Manage Billing in the app first: Sprint stays active through the month you paid for, and a Cabin Pass simply runs out its 90 days. Once that plan has ended, choose the other one from Pricing. If you buy a second plan while one is still active, checkout stops and points you to Manage Billing instead.

Email support@clearedforcabin.com — we typically respond within 24 hours.