2. May be not every single day, but I don't mind to work 6 days.
3. I understand, but like I said, it's nice to have different conditions around the year. I flown 152 and Pa28 well below 32F and enjoyed it.
5. Not necessarily a glass. I meant just well maintained airplane, where everything works as supposed. When you don't need to adjust your heading indicator every five minutes of straight and level or cycle the landing light switch ten times to turn it on.
6. I don't know - and hopefully will newer know - what you're talking about. I had awesome people around during all my aviation experience. With some seldom exceptions though.
7. I don't believe that dressing has something to do with professionalism. May be some students want their instructors to look like airline captains, but I doubt that a lot of them seriously take it into consideration.
And once again, these are not my strict requirements, it was a description of an ideal job for me. And I'd like to be close to this ideal or at least not very far.
Any suggestions?