Practice the room before you're in it.
Aviator Room is where airline aspirants rehearse group discussions with an AI panel, out loud, before the real one begins.
Personal interview practice is on the way.
Aviator Room started with a group discussion I didn't clear. Not because I didn't know the topic, but because I'd never actually spoken in a group like that under pressure before.
The attempts after that, the ones that went badly and the ones that finally worked, taught me more about preparation than any tip sheet did. Aviator Room is that lesson turned into a product: a room to get it wrong in privately, over and over, until walking into the real group doesn't feel like the first time.
Our mission
Most aspirants get one real group discussion round and no real practice before it. Coaching batches that run mock GDs are expensive, and even then you get two or three tries before the one that counts. Our mission is to give every aspirant, in any city, a room to run as many group discussions as it takes. With an AI panel that talks back, interrupts, and reacts the way a real one does.
Our vision
We want Aviator Room to be the place aspirants go before every airline group discussion in India. Not a replacement for coaching, but the practice room that should have existed all along. A place where speaking up first, holding your point, and reading the room stop being the hardest part of the process.