Originally Posted by
CincoDeMayo
This is a tired and outdated analogy. McDonald’s is an entry level job, being a chef at a high end steak house isn’t. Like it or not, legacy jobs are as easy to obtain now as a ULCC and perhaps easier than a regional job. So the analogy is tired.
Use that lump 3’ above your behind and instead, make an argument of revenue streams and how legacy airlines currently have many revenue streams at their disposal which helps their business. Legacy airlines are now banks that fly airplanes
Legacy jobs being "easy" to get is a new and temporary thing. If you want to go to a legacy, then go. If you want to be a discount pilot at a discount airline, then stay where you are.
Discount airlines ARE an entry level job for pilots that can't get hired at a legacy. Period.