10) Relative short training time

Most first officers qualify in 3 years depending on the individual, but some cadet programs have a very high intensity and can see you qualify in 2.5 years. Compared with other degrees that normally take 4 years to qualify.

9) Career offers a variety of opportunities

Ranging from Air Transport Pilot having to ferry people across the globe, to a private charter pilot for corporate business owners, or allowing people to jump from a perfectly good working plane for the thrill of skydiving, to delivering much needed cargo in remote places on the planet or a flight instructor helping others achieve their dream job, the opportunities are endless.

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8) Meeting New and Interesting people everyday

Due to the variety of opportunities you meet a diversity of people from influential individuals (Country Leaders and States Representatives) to the down right crazy (Jumping out a perfectly working aircraft), so you will never be limited to new relationships you can create.

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7) Cheaper Airline Tickets

Working for the airlines you will get discounted rates on flying for your private recreation, so you can take your family to some of the awesome destinations you visit on a regular basis, some airlines will even let you fly for free when you work for them.
I don't see Doctors or Engineers enjoying such perks in those respective fields. #Justsaying

6) Social Acceptance/Respected Job

Associated with a dream job many people want to be pilots, so once you have achieved that goal there will be many people who will look up to you as a role model and the Title will place you in high esteem. Plus the perks of wearing a uniform never hurt as an attraction tool, lets face it, people in uniform are HOT!

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5) Technical Job/ Responsibility

Being a hands on technically based career, the complex systems you need to know, the functionality and how to operate during adverse weather can be exciting and satisfying as every trip has its own unique circumstances, that you need to adapt to. And the responsibility to keep everyone or everything safe during emergencies is very rewarding.

4) Overnight at Holiday Destinations/ Globetrotting

You will get to travel the world and stay at holiday destinations for free as you wait for your connecting flight back home.

3) Free Time

Most airline pilots enjoy more than 200 days a year where they are not required to fly, so you will have a bunch of free time to keep up with social media...

2) Financial Benefits

Pilots are handsomely rewarded for their knowledge and skill, your annual income is similar to that of a Doctor and your working hours are less.

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1) Passion not a Job

You will be doing what you love and so you won't consider it work, few people have the opportunity to enjoy what they do for a living, but you will be living the dream, and there is no better reward than that.