15 careers in aeronautics hiring now
The 5,602 aeronautics jobs listed below are hiring now and offer salaries ranging from $40,865 to $139,992 per year. Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Aircraft Mechanic, and Pilot currently have the most job openings.
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Updated Jun 03, 2026
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United States
Job openings
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
United States
$32.66
per hour
Aircraft Mechanic
United States
$35.04
per hour
Pilot
United States
$134,786
per year
Aeronautical Engineer
United States
$112,717
per year
Air Traffic Controller
United States
$55,336
per year
Propulsion Engineer
United States
$131,649
per year
Line Service Technician
United States
$39.31
per hour
Avionics Engineer
United States
$139,992
per year
Aviation Manager
United States
$117,576
per year
Flight Instructor
United States
$28.96
per hour
Aircraft Mechanic II
United States
$37.49
per hour
Flight Attendant
United States
$29.38
per hour
Drone Pilot
United States
$37.81
per hour
Aerospace Technician
United States
$28.96
per hour
Aircraft Refueler
United States
$17.53
per hour
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Aircraft Maintenance Technician
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Aircraft maintenance technicians work with various mechanical and electronic systems, and inspect and repair aircraft systems to maintain airworthiness. Technical skills, problem-solving abilities and adherence to safety protocols are essential in this role.
Aircraft Maintenance Technician jobs take 64 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 30% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 1,208 jobsAverage pay
United States
$32.66 per hourSkills
- Aircraft maintenance
- Airframe
- Federal Aviation Regulations
- Mechanical knowledge
- Maintenance
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Aircraft Mechanic
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Aircraft mechanics inspect, repair and maintain aircraft systems to ensure safety and compliance with regulations while working with complex machinery and aviation technology. Technical expertise, problem-solving skills and attention to detail are essential in this role.
Aircraft Mechanic jobs take 88 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 3% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 1,025 jobsAverage pay
United States
$35.04 per hourSkills
- Aircraft maintenance
- Mechanic experience
- Airframe
- Mechanical knowledge
- Maintenance
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Pilot
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Pilots operate aircraft, conduct pre-flight checks and navigate aircraft to their destination, ensuring safety and compliance during flights. Strong decision-making, technical skills and communication are essential in this role.
Pilot jobs take 58 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 5% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 1,013 jobsAverage pay
United States
$134,786 per yearSkills
- Multilingual
- Driving
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Aeronautical Engineer
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Aeronautical engineers design and develop aircraft and propulsion systems, focusing on safety and performance. They conduct testing and research to innovate aviation technology. Strong analytical skills, engineering knowledge and creativity are important.
Aeronautical Engineer jobs take 25 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 3% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 488 jobsAverage pay
United States
$112,717 per yearSkills
- CAD
- SolidWorks
- GD&T
- MATLAB
- Analysis skills
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Air Traffic Controller
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Air Traffic Controllers manage aircraft movements, monitor flight paths and provide instruction to ensure safety in airspace, while coordinating with pilots and ground personnel. Strong observation, decision-making skills and keen focus are vital.
Currently, 9% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 318 jobsAverage pay
United States
$55,336 per yearSkills
- Air traffic control
- VFR
- Federal Aviation Regulations
- Leadership
- Aviation
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Propulsion Engineer
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Propulsion Engineers design and test aircraft engine systems, conduct simulations and analyses for performance and innovations. Technical expertise, analytical skills, and innovation are essential.
Currently, 0% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 295 jobsAverage pay
United States
$131,649 per yearSkills
- CAD
- Mechanical knowledge
- System design
- Manufacturing
- MATLAB
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Line Service Technician
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Line service technicians provide ground support services for aircraft, including fueling, maintenance checks and cleaning. They ensure safe departures and arrivals. Attention to detail, technical skills and customer service are important.
Line Service Technician jobs take 112 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 18% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 271 jobsAverage pay
United States
$39.31 per hourSkills
- Customer service
- Heavy lifting
- Communication skills
- Service technician experience
- Aviation
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Avionics Engineer
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Avionics Engineers develop and maintain aircraft electronic systems, troubleshoot issues and conduct testing focusing on safety and performance. Technical expertise, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail are essential.
Currently, 1% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 193 jobsAverage pay
United States
$139,992 per yearSkills
- System design
- Systems engineering
- Avionics
- C++
- Python
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Aviation Manager
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Aviation Managers oversee airport operations, ensuring safety, compliance, and efficiency in daily functions. They manage budgets and coordinate teams. Leadership skills, aviation knowledge, and financial acumen are critical.
Aviation Manager jobs take 55 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 0% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 147 jobsAverage pay
United States
$117,576 per yearSkills
- Management
- Leadership
- Supervising experience
- Customer service
- Aviation
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Flight Instructor
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Flight instructors teach aviation skills and safety procedures to aspiring pilots, providing hands-on and theoretical training. They assess student progress and ensure compliance. Patience, knowledge of aviation principles and communication skills are essential in this role.
Flight Instructor jobs take 115 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 29% of job openings are part-time roles.
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United States
$28.96 per hourSkills
- Teaching
- Aviation
- Federal Aviation Regulations
- Communication skills
- Military
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Aircraft Mechanic II
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Aircraft mechanics perform complex repairs and maintenance on aircraft, troubleshoot issues, document maintenance activities and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Technical skills, problem-solving abilities and adherence to safety protocols are essential in this role.
Currently, 1% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 138 jobsAverage pay
United States
$37.49 per hourSkills
- Mechanical knowledge
- Airframe
- Micrometer
- Mechanic experience
- Sheet metal
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Flight Attendant
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Flight attendants ensure passenger safety and comfort during flights, providing service and support. They conduct safety demonstrations and manage emergencies. Communication skills, empathy and problem-solving abilities are essential in this role.
Flight Attendant jobs take 62 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 27% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 102 jobsAverage pay
United States
$29.38 per hourSkills
- English
- Customer service
- Communication skills
- Federal Aviation Regulations
- Hospitality
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Drone Pilot
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Drone pilots operate unmanned aerial vehicles for various purposes, including surveillance and mapping. They ensure compliance with regulations and conduct pre-flight checks. Technical proficiency, attention to detail and spatial awareness are essential in this role.
Drone Pilot jobs take 44 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 27% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 99 jobsAverage pay
United States
$37.81 per hourSkills
- Aviation
- Drone operation
- Federal Aviation Regulations
- Communication skills
- English
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Aerospace Technician
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Aerospace technicians assist with the assembly and maintenance of aircraft systems and components. They follow schematics and ensure quality. Technical skills, mechanical aptitude and attention to detail are essential in this role.
Aerospace Technician jobs take 74 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 1% of job openings are part-time roles.
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Aircraft Refueler
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Aircraft Refuelers manage fueling operations, ensuring accurate and safe refueling of aircraft. They maintain equipment and adhere to safety protocols. Attention to detail, physical fitness, and technical knowledge are essential.
Aircraft Refueler jobs take 18 days on average from job posting to starting date. Currently, 91% of job openings are part-time roles.
See 67 jobsAverage pay
United States
$17.53 per hour