Avionics technicians
11 openings, read from the employers' own websites. Avionics technicians install, test and repair the radios, navigation, autopilot and display systems, at repair stations and operators; an airframe and powerplant certificate or a repairman certificate is usual, and the FCC's general radiotelephone licence is often asked for.
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What it pays Avionics technicians · the Bureau of Labor Statistics' wage survey,
- Median a year
- $82,280
- Lowest tenth to highest tenth
- $49,410 to $113,680
- Middle half
- $63,900 to $99,110
- Mean
- $83,380
- Employed, nationally
- 18,830
National figures for the occupation as the survey defines it (code 49-2091); an opening's own pay, where the employer states it, is shown on its page. The survey's page.
Sources: the employers' own websites and their hiring systems' public boards; pay: the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.