Aviation Jobs in Seattle, WA — Now Hiring

As of April 2026, there are 187+ open airline positions in Seattle, WA. Current pay ranges from $15 to $427,500 per year. Top hiring areas include Flight Attendant, Ramp Agent and Part Time. New roles are posted daily — listings on this page are verified and updated regularly.

Delta Air Lines

Corporate Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$40 - $50

Delta Air Lines

Reserve Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$32 - $38

Delta Air Lines

Lead Flight Attendant - Purser

Seattle, WA

$48 - $59

Delta Air Lines

Flight Attendant Hiring

Seattle, WA

$34 - $40

Delta Air Lines

Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$36 - $43

Delta Air Lines

Purser & Cabin Manager

Seattle, WA

$45 - $55

Delta Air Lines

Charter Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$40 - $50

Delta Air Lines

Reserve Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$33 - $39

Delta Air Lines

(LOD) Flight Attendant

Seattle, WA

$34 - $40

Delta Air Lines

Flight Attendant - In-Flight Safety

Seattle, WA

$35 - $42

Delta Air Lines

Seattle Job:Bilingual Flight Attendant(Part-Time)

Seattle, WA

$42,560 - $67,200

Delta Air Lines

Seattle Job:Entry Level Flight Attendant(Part-Time)

Seattle, WA

$39,200 - $61,600

Aviation Jobs in Seattle — FAQ

How many aviation jobs are available in Seattle, WA right now?
There are currently 187+ open aviation and airline positions in Seattle, WA. These include flight attendants, ramp agents, baggage handlers, gate agents, aircraft mechanics, pilots, and airport management roles across Delta, American, United, Southwest, JetBlue and more. New jobs are added daily.
How much do airline jobs pay in Seattle?
Airline pay in Seattle varies by role: ramp agents earn $16–$22/hr, baggage handlers $15–$20/hr, flight attendants $25–$40/hr + per diem, gate agents $17–$25/hr, A&P mechanics $28–$55/hr, and station managers $55K–$110K+/year. Night and weekend shifts include $1.00–$3.00/hr extra.
Do airlines hire with no experience in Seattle?
Yes. Most ramp agent, baggage handler, gate agent, and airline customer service positions in Seattle require no prior experience. Airlines provide paid training for new hires — typically 2–6 weeks depending on role. Flight attendant training is typically 3–6 weeks, fully paid. Pilot and mechanic roles require specific FAA certifications.
What shifts and hours do airlines offer in Seattle?
Airports run 24/7, so airlines in Seattle offer multiple shift options: day shift (5 AM–2 PM), afternoon/swing (1 PM–10 PM), overnight/red-eye (9 PM–6 AM), and weekend-only schedules. Part-time shifts of 4–6 hours are common. Overnight and weekend shifts pay extra shift differentials.
What benefits do airline employees get in Seattle?
Airline employees in Seattle receive benefits starting Day 1, including: free standby flights and deep discounts on flights worldwide for you, your spouse, parents and kids; health, dental and vision insurance; 401(k) with company match; paid time off; profit-sharing at some major carriers; and tuition assistance at several airlines.
How much is airline take-home pay after taxes in Seattle?
Your airline take-home pay in Seattle depends on hourly rate, hours worked, and state tax rate. For example, a ramp agent earning $20/hr in a no-tax state like Texas takes home about $680/week, while in California it's closer to $605/week after state tax.
Are airlines hiring immediately in Seattle?
Yes, many airline positions in Seattle are hiring immediately with start dates within 2–4 weeks of applying (after background check and airport security clearance). Browse the 187+ listings above and apply directly.

Last updated: April 25, 2026