Originally Posted by
ShegotheD
I don't think it's fair to attribute this solely to learning in glass cockpit aircraft. The reality is that, as someone who prefers not to fly the 737 (I'm over 35), my concerns aren’t about the avionics or the flying itself. It’s really about the comfort in the cockpit. On transcon flights, the cramped space makes it difficult to get up and stretch or even find a comfortable position. The Airbus, the ER, and the 220 provide much greater comfort.
Ok I will own my poor wording. I agree. By “glass” I meant the expectation of top of the line/comfort/ease. The young pilot mind cannot fathom the 737 flight deck/overhead/overall tank feeling.