Aircraft Maintenance

Avionics Technician — Global Hiring Overview

Avionics Technicians install, maintain, and troubleshoot avionics systems on commercial, business, and military aircraft.

Median Salary
$71.3k
$51.3k – $99.8k
Demand Score
93/100
Very High
Monthly Openings
7.0K
tracked globally
YoY Growth
+13%
rolling 12 months

Market Outlook

Workforce analytics indicate that avionics technicians remain in critical demand within the global aviation market. Active postings are up by 13% over the rolling 12 months, mirroring global fleet growth, ageing fleets, and rising MRO capacity.

Salary Trend

A median annual package of $71.3k is projected for avionics technicians in the global aviation market for the current quarter. Starting pay is benchmarked at $51.3k, while senior practitioners or type-rated leaders earn upwards of $99.8k.

Career Path

Advancement options for avionics technicians include specialization, trainer ratings, or advancement into licensed engineer, certifying staff, base maintenance manager, and quality manager tracks with key operators across global hiring.

Key Responsibilities

  • Maintain and troubleshoot avionics systems
  • Install modifications and STCs
  • Work to wiring diagrams and AMM

Qualifications

  • Avionics / electrical certification
  • B2 Part 66 or equivalent
  • Soldering and rigging skills
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Frequently Asked Questions

The median salary for a Avionics Technician in the global aviation market is around $72.0k, typically ranging from $51.8k to $101k based on experience, type ratings, and the type of aviation employer.