Aviation Jobs in Missouri
Aviation jobs in Missouri are concentrated in commercial and cargo air transport, aerospace manufacturing, and military aviation, with demand running from entry-level ground operations and maintenance technician roles up through senior pilots, air traffic controllers, and aviation systems engineers. The busiest hiring markets are Kansas City, St. Louis, and the Springfield area, where employers such as Southwest Airlines, Boeing, and the Air National Guard maintain a sustained presence. Maintenance and repair, cargo operations, and avionics are among the most consistently active specialties in the state. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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FoxTrot Aviation Services is seeking a consistently hard-working, Working Aviation Supervisor who is committed to reliable quality service, cost management, and building a rock steady team.
Based out of the Springfield-Branson National Airport , this position is a night shift role, Thursday – Monday, and requires flexible availability including weekends and holidays.
Foxtrot provides members of the aviation industry with top-of-the-line aircraft detailing, line service and facility cleaning services. We service a wide variety of aircraft and facilities both large and small!
1-3 years management or supervisory experience preferred, be willing to perform very physical work, and have open schedule availability.
1) The role is responsible for reliable quality service for our customers (85% cleaning work/15% office work). This means leading cleanings on a daily basis to successful customer sign off and FoxTrot standards.
- Lead cabin cleanings to a very high level of detail in the cockpit, galley, lavatory, and passenger seating area
- Cleaning the exteriors of aircraft, sometimes outside and in inclement weather
- Ensuring quality control by performing cabin walks on every aircraft to the checklist standard
- Organizing the team to maximize each labor hours and clean most effectively
- As the work is going on, ensure safety is upheld to the highest standards
Success metric is high cabin scores and high internal and external quality audit scores
2) Maintain Cost Metrics and Paperwork to ensure profitability and compliance
- Ensure a weekly and monthly staff schedule (from 5 to 15 team members) that aligns with FoxTrot’s labor metrics
- Ensure the team has enough hours at work to retain them
- Keep full records of badging in compliance with airport rules
- Fill out HIT forms as hazards are identified
- Complete online forms and upload signed do lists throughout the night
- Take stock inventory and place orders with the logistics manager
Success metric is twofold:
- a) 100% closeout form, checklist, and debrief form compliance
- b) Labor metric adherence within tolerances on the pulse sheet
3) Build a rock steady team, with strong communication and collaboration with the home office.
- Maintain positive, daily communication with the team
- Set elevation goals (development plans) for each team member with the Operations Manager
- Train team members in quality work, checklist use, and safety
- Work with the back office to post ads, then interview and hire team members.
- Work with the back office to ensure timely onboarding
- Complete disciplinary forms as required
- Advocate for raises for quality team members
- Help other teams and drives to other locations to ensure network wide strength
Success metric is low annual turnover at your location
The Aviation Supervisor reports to and works with the location Operations Manager to ensure 7 day per week coverage for FoxTrot’s Clients. Both of these positions report to a Regional Manager.
Requirements:Skills
- Lifting up to 50lbs, bending, and twisting
- Cleaning to a high level of detail up to 8 hours per day
- Medically cleared to operate heavy machinery and perform all physical work
- The candidate needs to be excellent at communication and available by a cell phone with a consistent number 24/7
- The candidate must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation to work
Due to airport badging requirements, the candidate must also:
- Pass a basic background check
- Pass a drug screening
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Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services
- Manufacturing
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Missouri Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in aviation jobs across Missouri.
- FAA Airman Certificate or mechanic certificate appropriate to the specific aviation role
- Current FAA medical certificate class matching the position's operational requirements
- Minimum flight hours or hands-on maintenance hours as specified by the employer
- Associate or bachelor's degree in aviation technology, aerospace, or a related field preferred
- Proficiency with aviation maintenance tracking systems or flight operations software
- Ability to pass a background check and drug screening per FAA and employer policy
Aviation Jobs in Missouri: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a aviation in Missouri?
The path depends on your specialty: pilots must hold an FAA-issued certificate at the appropriate level, such as private, commercial, or airline transport pilot, earned through an FAA-approved training program and practical exam. Airframe and powerplant mechanics obtain FAA certification through an accredited aviation maintenance technician school, several of which operate in Missouri. Air traffic controllers complete FAA Academy training. Missouri itself does not issue a separate state aviation license, so federal FAA credentials govern eligibility for virtually every aviation role.
Which companies hire aviations in Missouri?
Companies currently hiring aviations in Missouri include Air Methods, Metro Aviation, and Burns & McDonnell, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Missouri's mix of a major hub airline presence in Kansas City, large aerospace manufacturing in St. Louis, and military aviation installations gives the state an unusually broad range of employer types.
Which Missouri cities have the most aviation jobs?
Kansas City, St. Louis, and Harrisonville lead Missouri for aviation openings. Kansas City anchors commercial and cargo aviation through its international airport and major airline operations, St. Louis drives aerospace manufacturing and military aviation employment through Boeing and Scott Air Force Base, while Springfield serves as a regional hub with growing demand in charter, cargo, and general aviation maintenance.
Are there remote aviation jobs in Missouri?
Yes, but they're rare. Most aviation work is inherently hands-on and location-dependent, whether in a cockpit, a maintenance hangar, or an air traffic control facility. About 0% of aviation openings tied to Missouri are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those positions tend to be concentrated in aviation logistics coordination, flight operations dispatch, or regulatory compliance and safety analysis roles that do not require physical access to aircraft.
How can I get hired as a aviation in Missouri with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is an FAA-approved aviation maintenance technician school or a regional airline's cadet or first-officer pipeline program. Missouri employers such as regional carriers based at Kansas City International and aerospace contractors in the St. Louis area regularly hire graduates directly from programs like those at Kansas City Aviation Center or Lewis University partnerships. Starting as a line service technician, ramp agent, or aviation operations coordinator at a Missouri FBO or cargo facility is a common lateral move that builds hours and employer relationships before moving into a certified role.
Where can I find and apply to aviation jobs in Missouri?
You can find and apply to aviation jobs in Missouri on Migrate Mate, which lists current Missouri openings across commercial aviation, aerospace maintenance, cargo operations, and related specialties. Search the listings for roles that match your certificate level and experience, then apply directly to whichever positions fit your background.
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