Work From Home Airline Jobs: Airlines Hiring Remote Workers

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Yes, airlines and aviation companies do hire people to work from home, including customer service representatives, sales representatives, and trip support staff.

For today’s post, I’ve done the research and made a list of airlines and aviation companies with remote openings.

All of the listings here are US-based only, so if you’re outside the US, these won’t apply to you.

You may also want to browse this full list of remote phone jobs and this list of work at home jobs with provided equipment, if you need a company that supplies your computer.

Jobs last checked and confirmed open on October 21, 2026. Jobs can close at any time.

Remote Airline Customer Service Jobs

Aero — Concierge

Aero, a premium airline, is hiring a full-time Concierge for a fully remote US position. The job involves assisting current and prospective guests by phone, email, and chat, handling bookings and flight changes, preparing flight documents, and coordinating with ground and operations teams.

Aviation experience is not required, but customer service experience is preferred. Applicants must be available for shifts that may include nights, weekends, and holidays. Pay ranges from $25 to $33 per hour.

Go here to apply for the remote Concierge position with Aero.

Remote Aviation Recruiting Jobs

AVTECH Global: Aviation Recruiter Assistant

AVTECH Global provides staffing and consulting services for airlines and other aviation businesses. In this part-time remote role, you would help with recruiting tasks and keep candidate information organized.

You need a high school diploma or GED and one to two years of experience, preferably in human resources. This U.S. position is open to citizens and permanent residents, with an expected schedule of 10–20 hours per week.

Pay is not listed in the official posting.

Go here to apply for the remote Aviation Recruiter Assistant position with AVTECH Global.

Remote Aviation Customer Support and Sales Jobs

Vector Airport Systems: Customer Service Specialist

Vector Airport Systems is hiring a full-time Customer Service Specialist to answer phone and email questions about its airport billing service. You would research account and invoice questions, help resolve customer concerns, and occasionally assist with past-due payment follow-ups.

This is a fully remote US position with hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. You need at least three years of customer support experience, experience explaining billing or payment information, and familiarity with CRM systems and Microsoft Office 365. Aviation terminology is learned on the job.

Pay is not listed in the official posting.

Go here to apply for the remote Customer Service Specialist position with Vector Airport Systems.

Veryon: Sales Development Representative

Veryon, which provides software to airlines and other aviation businesses, is hiring a full-time Sales Development Representative. This is a sales role, not an aircraft maintenance or dispatch job. You would research potential customers, make cold calls, send outreach emails, set up meetings, and keep customer records in Salesforce.

The official posting is marked fully remote and lists the location as USA (Remote), TX. It does not list a required degree, minimum number of years of experience, or aviation license. You should be comfortable learning the products, talking with prospective customers, and working toward sales quotas. Occasional evening or weekend work may be needed.

Pay is not listed in the official posting.

Go here to apply for the remote Sales Development Representative position with Veryon.

Remote Aviation Trip Support

Solairus Aviation: Flight Coordinator

Solairus Aviation is hiring a full-time Flight Coordinator for a U.S.-based remote position. You would schedule aircraft and crews, arrange trip services, and keep clients and flight crews informed.

This one is for you if you already have aviation knowledge, rather than someone starting from scratch. You need knowledge of aircraft dispatch, trip planning, FAA regulations, airport information, and weather monitoring, along with strong customer service and computer skills.

A four-year degree is preferred, but no license or minimum number of years is specified. Pay is $70,000–$80,000 per year, and the posting does not specify shift hours.

Go here to apply for the remote Flight Coordinator position with Solairus Aviation.

Good luck!

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