Aviation Jobs in New York, NY — Apply Today

As of August 2026, there are 108+ open aviation positions in New York, NY. Current pay ranges from $18 to $80,000 per year. Top hiring areas include Flight Attendant, General and Customer Service. New roles are posted daily — listings on this page are verified and updated regularly.

Hawaiian Airlines

Start ASAP:Cabin Service Ambassador(New York)

New York, NY

$28 - $55

Delta Air Lines

Reserve Flight Attendant|New York,NY|Delta Air Lines | Hiring

New York, NY

$32 - $38

Hawaiian Airlines

Earn Extra Cash:Inflight Service Professional(New York)

New York, NY

$4,500 - $7,800

Delta Air Lines

Flight Attendant(Gig)-New York

New York, NY

$34 - $40

Hawaiian Airlines

Join Hawaiian Airlines in New York as a In-flight Hospitality

New York, NY

$28 - $35

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

New York, NY

$38,000 - $55,000

Alaska Airlines

Flexible Hours:Flight Attendant(on-call Support)-New York

New York, NY

$42,000 - $68,000

Delta Air Lines

New York Contract:Flight Attendant Hiring

New York, NY

$34 - $40

Delta Air Lines

Immediate Opening:Lead Flight Attendant-Purser(Gig)

New York, NY

$45 - $55

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

New York, NY

$19 - $25

Frontier Airlines

Flight Attendant (Weekend Shift)

New York, NY

$28,900 - $46,750

Delta Air Lines

Flexible Reserve Flight Attendant(New York)

New York, NY

$32 - $38

Aviation Jobs in New York — FAQ

How many aviation jobs are available in New York, NY right now?
There are currently 108+ open aviation and airline positions in New York, NY. These include flight attendant, pilot, gate agent, ramp, reservations, cargo, and airport operations roles. New jobs are added daily.
How much do aviation jobs pay in New York?
Aviation pay in New York varies widely by role: gate, ramp, reservations and customer service roles often start around $14–$25/hr; flight attendants earn roughly $30K–$60K/year; and pilots and A&P mechanics earn significantly more. See each listing for specifics.
Are there aviation jobs with no experience in New York?
Yes. Many airport and cabin-crew roles in New York are entry-level with paid training — including flight attendant, gate agent, ramp, cargo and reservations positions. Technical roles such as pilot and aircraft mechanic require specific certificates. Check each listing.
Do airline jobs in New York come with flight benefits?
Most airline-employed roles in New York include flight travel privileges — free or discounted standby travel for you and eligible family — plus health coverage and paid time off for full-time positions. Exact benefits vary by employer and seniority.
What is a crew base, and do I need to relocate for jobs in New York?
Flight attendant and pilot roles are assigned to a crew 'base' (a specific airport). Some positions tied to New York may require relocating or commuting to your base, while airport ground roles are based at that airport. Check each listing for base and location details.
What are the shifts like for aviation jobs in New York?
Airports operate 24/7, so aviation shifts in New York include early mornings, nights, weekends and holidays, often on a rotating or reserve schedule. Many roles add shift differentials for less-popular hours.
Which airlines and employers are hiring in New York?
Airlines, airports, and ground-service and cargo companies hire in New York, with start dates often within a few weeks of applying (allowing time for background checks and training). Browse the 108+ listings above and apply directly to the employer.

Last updated: August 04, 2026