Airline Inspector Jobs

Airline inspectors are employed by the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure the safety of every aircraft that leaves the ground. They must enforce FAA standards for safety, maintenance, and other flight protocols. Inspectors perform routine safety checks and are also called in to investigate accidents or violations. There are different types of inspectors dealing with pilots, maintenance, accidents, and avionics equipment.

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Flexibility and Adaptability
Applicants must be extremely flexible and adaptable. As an employee in the aviation industry you may be required to work in many different locations, environments, schedules, with different people, and even on different aircraft types. Your work schedule may change monthly and the people you work with may change daily. The types of service provided are different depending on the company, product, service, location, flight length, destination, service levels, and customer amenities.  You must also be willing to relocate to domicile to which you are assigned if it is a requirement of the job.