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$45K–$90K/yr — flight dispatcher, crew scheduler & operations control jobs. Plan flights and manage crews from the airline's ops center. See dispatch and scheduling openings and requirements.
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Flight Dispatch & Crew Scheduling Jobs — Frequently Asked Questions
How much do flight dispatchers make?
Flight dispatchers and crew schedulers typically earn $45,000–$90,000+/year depending on the airline and experience, with senior operations-control roles paying more. Shift work (including nights and weekends) is common in a 24/7 operations center.
What does a flight dispatcher do?
Dispatchers plan and release flights — building routes, calculating fuel, monitoring weather, and sharing operational responsibility for the flight with the captain. Crew schedulers assign and track crews to keep the operation legal and on time.
Do you need a license to be a flight dispatcher?
Airline dispatchers generally need an FAA Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate. Crew scheduling and operations-support roles may not require a license and can be entry points into an ops center. Check each listing for specific requirements.
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Last updated: August 04, 2026