Education
College degreeAverage Salary
$101,879Avg. Experience
10-11 yearsA career path for an Aviation Consultant typically begins with gaining the necessary education and experience in the aviation industry. This may involve obtaining a degree in a related field such as aviation management, business, or engineering, and gaining several years of experience working in the industry. As they gain experience, they can take on increasingly senior roles within consulting firms or within the aviation industry. They can specialize in specific areas such as operations, safety or even in a specific sector such as airport management. With experience and a strong reputation, they may even have the opportunity to start their own consulting firm and work independently, taking on a diverse range of clients and projects.
An Aviation Consultant makes $101,879 per year on average, or $48.98 per hour, in the United States. The bottom 10% make about $61,200 a year, while the top 10% make about $127,500.
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