Aviation Inspectors in Alaska
Aviation inspectors examine aircraft, maintenance work, navigation systems, and control equipment to verify compliance with Federal safety rules. They work at airports, maintenance facilities, and aviation organizations, conducting inspections and reviewing procedures to prevent safety violations. In Alaska the median pay is $123,120 a year, 34% above the national median of $92,100.
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Who is hiring in Alaska
Openings in Alaska and remote
- Aviation Safety Inspector (AW-ACV) (Principal Avionics Inspector - Air Carrier) · Federal Aviation Administration · Anchorage, Alaska · $142216–$184886
- Aviation Safety Inspector (AC or GA Flight Oversight) · Federal Aviation Administration · Anchorage, Alaska · $142216–$184886
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What it takes
Preparation: Medium preparation (vocational training, an associate degree, or related experience). Most hold a certificate or training program.
Skills that matter most
Knowledge areas
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Licenses and training in Alaska
Aviation Inspectors pay in other states
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O*NET-SOC 53-6051.01. Pay: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, Alaska, annual.