I may be stupid for mentioning this but could Brymon be taken to court for discrimination against modular candidates? In affect everybody ends up with the same qualifications at the end of their training. This on Brymons part is very similar to commercial businesses or academia only accepting people with degrees from Oxford or Cambridge.
How much of an out cry would this generate if you went for a job in the city and they only wanted people with degrees from Oxford or Cambridge but not from say York, even though you still ended up with the same qualification. This in effect is what Brymon is doing.
At the end of the day people should be take as individuals and not generalized about.
Another question arises about monopolies. Only around 4 flying schools offer full intergrated courses, thus they can almost demand what they want!