Also a chance to get 600+ twin hours per year and earn high enough wages to pay off the huge loans taken out to get their CPL H IR...........
Agreed. Also they look at what a cr*p deal instructors get (£20,000 pa and usually bugger all prospects/progression).
Oh, and some people just don't want to be instructors and all they've ever wanted to do is 'bus drive' on the north sea.
In an ideal world, low-time CPLs would be hired as onshore co-pilots, or do photo/survey flights, but that doesn't happen in the UK, and as said before, most of them have £30,000+ of debts to pay off.