Assistant Airport Manager Jobs

Assistant Airport Manager Duties

The assistant airport manager helps the airport manager carry out administrative responsibilities and could be in charge of airport maintenance, equipment, or any of the other departments associated with an airport. Often the job entails general office work such as typing, filing, project management, and providing phone support.

Assistant Airport Manager Qualifications

The salary and qualifications of the assistant airport manager varies greatly, depending upon the size and location of the airport. Some airports require only a high school diploma, whereas larger metropolitan airports often require a college degree in airport management, business administration, or even engineering, as well as three to seven years' experience at an airport. From assistant airport manager, a person can rise to airport manager, even airport director. Assistant airport managers are generally hired through the airport personnel office. Average starting salary: $10 to $16 an hour.

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Dependability is extremely important to a successful career in the aviation industry. The aviation industry requires generally greater levels of dependability than other industries. Your position may require you to be “on call”, or to work on holidays, or even during your scheduled days off and you must arrive on-time - every time.  Failure to maintain a dependable work record is the primary reason most new employees are released during the first six months of employment.