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Media Creator

Alcoa, TN

$107K - $111K/yr

Cirrus Aircraft is the recognized global leader in personal aviation and the maker of the best ... Work primarily as a videographer/photographer and video editor with the ability to support in other ...

Media Creator

Alcoa, TN · On-site

$107K - $111K/yr

Cirrus Aircraft is the recognized global leader in personal aviation and the maker of the best ... Work primarily as a videographer/photographer and video editor with the ability to support in other ...

$59K - $78K/yr

Capture and catalog photographic evidence of structural findings. * Analyze repair data to identify ... Demonstrated proficiency in military aircraft structural repair and inspection processes. * Strong ...

... aerial photographs. General Qualifications: * Must have an interest in joining the Army. * U.S ... Piloting Unmanned Aircraft. * Visual Analysis. * Surveillance & Detection. Compensation: * Up to ...

... aerial photographs. General Qualifications: * Must have an interest in joining the Army. * U.S ... Piloting Unmanned Aircraft. * Visual Analysis. * Surveillance & Detection. Compensation: * Up to ...

Flightline Agent

Las Vegas, NV · On-site

$14.75 - $19.75/hr

Hot Load/unload passengers from aircraft. Assist CSR's with checking in passengers (when needed); Call passengers names on flight manifest; Take souvenirs photos of passengers and prepare for ...

Sheriff Aircraft Pilot

Bakersfield, CA

$93K - $115K/yr

Sheriff Aircraft Pilot About Kern County Kern County employees provide opportunities that are ... government issued photograph identification. Applicants who are unable to present proper ...

Media Creator

Alcoa, TN

$107K - $111K/yr

Cirrus Aircraft is the recognized global leader in personal aviation and the maker of the best ... Work primarily as a videographer/photographer and video editor with the ability to support in other ...

Parts Coordinator

Broomfield, CO · On-site

$19 - $24.25/hr

This vital role supports our aircraft maintenance operations by managing inbound and outbound parts ... applicable • Take photos of damaged or noncompliant parts • Monitor hardware bins and ...

Provides technical analysis through the evaluation of aircraft maintenance data to support ... Builds electronic presentations that include graphs, photographic supporting documentation, and ...

Provides technical analysis through the evaluation of aircraft maintenance data to support ... Builds electronic presentations that include graphs, photographic supporting documentation, and ...

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How much do aircraft photography jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for aircraft photography in the United States is $38.78, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $26.68 and $49.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an Aircraft Photography job?

An Aircraft Photography job involves capturing high-quality images of aircraft in various settings, such as in-flight, on the ground, or during airshows. Photographers in this field often work for aviation companies, media outlets, or as freelancers. They may specialize in aerial photography, requiring access to aircraft or drones to capture unique perspectives. This role demands strong photography skills, knowledge of aviation, and sometimes travel to different locations. It can be a dynamic and exciting career for those passionate about aviation and photography.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Aircraft Photography position, and why are they important?

Excelling in Aircraft Photography requires expertise in photography techniques, knowledge of aviation, and familiarity with safety regulations, often supported by relevant degrees or certifications in photography or aviation. Familiarity with advanced camera equipment, aerial platforms like drones or mounted rigs, and post-processing software such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom is commonly expected. Strong attention to detail, adaptability, and clear communication are valuable soft skills for working in diverse and sometimes challenging environments. These skills are crucial to capture high-quality, safe, and visually compelling images that meet industry and client standards.

What are some common challenges faced by aircraft photographers on the job?

Aircraft photographers often face challenges related to working in fast-paced, dynamic environments where timing and safety are critical. Capturing aircraft in motion, dealing with variable weather conditions, managing reflections or glare, and coordinating with aviation professionals all require flexibility and quick problem-solving. It's also common to work in restricted areas where strict security and safety measures must be observed. Overcoming these challenges requires technical proficiency, strong communication skills, and a keen awareness of safety protocols. This unique working environment makes the role both demanding and exciting for professionals passionate about aviation photography.

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Infographic showing various Aircraft Photography job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 91% In-person, and 9% Hybrid job distribution, with an average salary of $80,655 per year, or $38.8 per hour.

Director of Aircraft Advisory

Stature Aviation

Addison, TX

Other

Medical, Dental, PTO

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Director of Aircraft Advisory

Stature Aviation | Full-time, On-site | Addison, TX


Stature Aviation is growing, and we are building the next generation of aircraft sales, acquisitions, and management.


As we continue expanding our aircraft ownership services, we are creating a new senior leadership role designed to bring even greater technical insight, owner advocacy, and aircraft records expertise to the clients we serve.


The Director of Aircraft Advisory will help shape a more sophisticated ownership experience for Stature clients - one built around trusted guidance, objective maintenance oversight, acquisition support, aircraft records review, and confident decision-making at every stage of ownership.


This is not a traditional maintenance shop role. It is a high-impact advisory position for an experienced aviation professional who understands aircraft, maintenance, records, ownership risk, vendor relationships, and the importance of protecting the client’s investment.


About Stature Aviation

 

Stature Aviation is a premium aviation company based at Addison Airport, serving aircraft owners, pilots, and busy professionals who expect a higher level of service.


Our business is in a major growth phase, expanding across aircraft sales, acquisitions, aircraft management, flight training, pilot services, and ownership support. We are building the systems, leadership structure, and client experience required to support owners at a higher level — from selecting the right aircraft to managing the details that keep ownership organized, protected, and enjoyable.


This role is being added to support our continued growth and further elevate the standard we are already known for.


The Role

 

The Director of Aircraft Advisory serves as Stature’s expert advocate for client aircraft.


This person will oversee maintenance recommendations, review estimates and invoices, evaluate aircraft records, support acquisitions and listings, and help clients make informed ownership decisions with confidence.


This role does not perform maintenance. It ensures the maintenance process is reviewed, questioned, documented, and communicated with the client’s best interest in mind.


What You’ll Own

Maintenance Oversight & Client Advocacy

·      Review third-party maintenance estimates before client approval.

·      Review final maintenance invoices before clients are advised to pay.

·      Classify maintenance items as required, recommended, optional, cosmetic, deferable, or future watch.

·      Push back professionally on unclear, unsupported, excessive, or questionable maintenance recommendations.

·      Request photos, documentation, and clarification from maintenance facilities.

·      Review warranty, CMX, JetStream, engine program, parts program, or other program applicability when relevant.

·      Help clients understand what needs to happen now, what can wait, and what deserves a closer look.


Aircraft Records, Acquisitions & Sales Support

·      Review logbooks and aircraft records for managed aircraft onboarding.

·      Support acquisition clients with aircraft records review, maintenance history review, and pre-buy findings.

·      Support aircraft listings by identifying maintenance history, upcoming exposure, missing records, and value-impacting items.

·      Identify damage history, AD/SB concerns, inspection status, recurring issues, and ownership risks.

·      Help determine whether an aircraft is a strong fit for acquisition, management, or resale.


Vendor & Internal Team Coordination

·      Communicate with maintenance facilities regarding findings, estimates, invoices, documentation, and discrepancies.

·      Build and maintain relationships with trusted maintenance partners.

·      Provide technical guidance to the Client Experience Team for owner-facing updates.

·      Work closely with the Director of Aircraft Logistics on downtime, return-to-service expectations, and operational impact.

·      Document recommendations, reviews, approvals, and deferred items in Stature’s aircraft management systems.


What This Role Does Not Own

 

This is not a wrench-turning, dispatch, concierge, or sales closing role.

This role does not own aircraft repositioning, daily schedule management, billing administration, or the overall client relationship.

Your lane is clear: expert aircraft advisory, maintenance oversight, records review, and client advocacy.


Who You Are


You are a senior aviation professional with the experience, judgment, and confidence to be the expert in the room.


You understand aircraft maintenance and ownership well enough to ask the right questions, challenge vague recommendations, identify risk, and explain what matters. You can communicate professionally with maintenance facilities, aircraft owners, sales teams, and internal leadership.


You are detail-oriented, but not buried in the weeds. You understand that aircraft ownership is expensive, complex, and personal, and you know how to bring clarity and confidence to the process.


You are comfortable helping build process, improve standards, and influence how a growing aviation company supports aircraft owners.


You have the maturity to lead, the backbone to push back, and the polish to represent a premium aviation company.


Ideal Background


The right candidate may come from one or more of the following backgrounds:


·      Aircraft maintenance advisory

·      Maintenance control

·      Service advising

·      Aircraft records review

·      Director of Maintenance or maintenance leadership

·      Aircraft management operations

·      Pre-buy or acquisition support

·      Manufacturer or service center experience


Cirrus experience is heavily valued. Experience with owner-flown aircraft, aircraft management, warranty coordination, CMX, JetStream, engine programs, parts programs, turbine aircraft, or light jets is highly valuable.


A&P certification is a plus but not required if the candidate has deep maintenance knowledge, strong records experience, and excellent judgment.


What Success Looks Like

 

·      Clients receive clear, confident maintenance guidance.

·      Estimates and invoices are reviewed before clients approve or pay.

·      Shops are questioned when recommendations or charges are unclear.

·      Aircraft records are reviewed before onboarding, acquisition, or listing decisions.

·      Maintenance risks and ownership exposure are identified early.

·      The Client Experience Team has expert input for owner communication.

·      Aircraft Logistics has clear maintenance timing guidance.

·      Stature is known as an aircraft ownership advocate, not just a coordinator.

 

Why This Role Matters


Aircraft owners need more than coordination. They need an expert advocate who can help them understand what matters, question what should be questioned, and make confident decisions about their aircraft.


At Stature, we are raising the bar for the aircraft sales, acquisition, and ownership experience. Our clients should feel informed before they ask, protected before issues grow, and supported by a team that understands the aircraft, the records, the maintenance picture, and the long-term value of the asset.


Compensation


Compensation will be competitive and based on experience, technical background, and overall fit for the role.


Stature Aviation offers a benefits package that includes medical and dental insurance, paid holidays, and an excellent PTO plan.