I guess if one views the company in question as a "starter" place, just like how many fast-food restaurants are better than no work, it explains why many people go in with their eyes open, perceived problems and all.
Is it better to have no work and no dream of flying ever underway, or a job that is not "ideal" but you are pursuing your dream and can hopefully use the latter for a springboard to somewhere else. No work and no dream might not put food on the table and keep you happy. I guess the company is aware of that...