I don't have the solution to that conundrum other than to say, you will have a lot more fun in GA than you ever will in an airline environment, and the times and stories during your time there may open your eyes to the fact that there is more to flying than ILS to ILS and autopilot on above 1000'. Furthermore, you may find that your life is richer for staying out of the airline environment, you may discover another path that you may not have been able to persue through the cadetship path eg. Aeromed.
In a perfect world, anyone wanting to fly for a living would have enough self worth not to sell out the people currently working in the industry. We all know that a perfect world is not attainable thanks to no.boundaries and his ilk.
However, at a glance, the VA cadetship does seem the best of a bad bunch.
j3
Last edited by j3pipercub; 28th Aug 2012 at 09:19.