Avionics Technicians

Install, inspect, test, adjust, or repair avionics equipment, such as radar, radio, navigation, and missile control systems in aircraft or space vehicles.

Salary by State

State Name	Employment	Annual Salary	Hourly Salary
Alabama	850	$77,700	$37.36
Alaska	260	$57,840	$27.81
Arizona	500	$63,760	$30.65
Arkansas	40	$63,200	$30.38
California	1,740	$76,540	$36.80
Colorado	250	$70,110	$33.71
Connecticut	90	$88,990	$42.78
Delaware	50	$67,700	$32.55
Florida	2,020	$59,160	$28.44
Georgia	1,010	$71,810	$34.52
Hawaii	130	$75,950	$36.51
Idaho	70	$58,590	$28.17
Illinois	440	$63,130	$30.35
Indiana	500	$59,410	$28.56
Kansas	650	$63,250	$30.41
Louisiana	330	$57,020	$27.41
Maryland	710	$83,370	$40.08
Michigan	220	$56,470	$27.15
Minnesota	40	$75,090	$36.10
Mississippi	90	$70,950	$34.11
Missouri	300	$73,400	$35.29
Montana	50	$45,030	$21.65
Nevada	200	$75,760	$36.43
New Hampshire	70	$65,640	$31.56
New Jersey	240	$75,950	$36.51
New Mexico	40	$59,200	$28.46
New York	60	$79,690	$38.31
North Carolina	550	$59,380	$28.55
North Dakota	40	$42,140	$20.26
Ohio	350	$59,880	$28.79
Oklahoma	470	$56,420	$27.12
Oregon	110	$78,010	$37.51
Pennsylvania	180	$67,220	$32.32
South Carolina	180	$67,950	$32.67
Tennessee	140	$55,400	$26.63
Texas	1,720	$70,650	$33.97
Utah	290	$64,640	$31.08
Virginia	270	$57,250	$27.52
West Virginia	50	$57,220	$27.51
Wisconsin	170	$47,370	$22.77

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to repair, service, and maintain all types of aircraft operating, control, and electronic systems. Includes instruction in flight instrumentation, aircraft communications and homing systems, radar and other sensory systems, navigation aids, and specialized systems for various types of civilian and military aircraft.