The starting salary range for this position is $106,000 - $116,463. An exceptional candidate may be eligible to receive a higher starting salary with approval. DAY offers an attractive benefits package and will assist with relocation costs.
Preferred Education:
4 Year Degree
The City of Dayton seeks a Deputy Director of Aviation to manage the operations of Dayton International Airport (DAY). This position is a member of the Airport’s Executive Leadership Team and works under the supervision and guidance of the Director of Aviation. In this role, you will assist the Director in developing and executing the Airport’s business strategy. You will provide leadership and support to employees responsible for airside and landside operations, emergency management, safety and security, and terminal operations. The successful candidate for this position will possess a 4-year degree in Business or Public Administration, Planning, Aviation Management, Engineering or a related field, from an accredited college or university, and 7 years’ experience in aviation, public administration, engineering, planning, construction or community programs and at least 2 years’ supervisory experience leading a professional and skilled staff.
The successful candidate for this position will possess a 4-year degree in Business or Public Administration, Planning, Aviation Management, Engineering or a related field, from an accredited college or university, and 7 years’ experience in aviation, public administration, engineering, planning, construction or community programs and at least 2 years’ supervisory experience leading a professional and skilled staff. A Master’s Degree and 5 years’ senior-level experience in airport operations and 2 years’ experience leading a senior-level staff is preferred. Accreditation as an Accredited Airport Executive (A.A.E.) or Certified Member (C.M.) is also preferred.
The Dayton International Airport (DAY) is a vital
resource for the greater Dayton area and the state of
Ohio. Located in Montgomery County and owned by the
City of Dayton, the airport holds a permanent place in
the history of aviation. Sharing its home with the Wright
Brothers and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, it is the
third largest airport in the state.
