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Airport Manager

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April 13, 2024 3 minute read

As Airport Managers, you're in charge of much of what happens on an airport's grounds. If a problem occurs at the airport, whether it's situations, including in times of disaster, it's up to you to resolve it. It's up to you to ensure a seamless operation is happening across an airport's grounds.

Responsibilities

As an Airport Manager, your duties include:

  • Planning, directing, and coordinating airport operations
  • Developing and implementing airport policies and procedures
  • Managing airport finances and budgets
  • Negotiating with airlines and other airport tenants
  • Ensuring that the airport is safe, secure, and compliant with all applicable regulations
  • Representing the airport to the public and media
  • Working with other airport stakeholders, such as airlines, government agencies, and local businesses

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Salaries for Airport Manager

City
Median
New York
$270,000
San Francisco
$167,000
Seattle
$120,000
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City
Median
New York
$270,000
San Francisco
$167,000
Seattle
$120,000
Austin
$136,000
Toronto
$162,000
London
£114,000
Paris
€104,000
Berlin
€76,000
Tel Aviv
₪264,000
Singapore
S$130,000
Beijing
¥525,000
Shanghai
¥450,000
Shenzhen
¥420,000
Bengalaru
₹676,000
Delhi
₹650,000
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