The average salary for an aerospace engineer in the United States is around $109,808 per year.
Avg Salary
Aerospace engineers earn an average yearly salary of $109,808.
Wages typically start from $68,289 and go up to $176,573.
78% above national average Updated in 2019
Aerospace engineer earnings by seniority
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Aerospace engineer salary by state
State Name | Average Salary |
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Alaska | $116,440 |
Alabama | $103,422 |
Arizona | $105,490 |
California | $122,960 |
Colorado | $115,530 |
Connecticut | $100,170 |
District of Columbia | $145,160 |
Delaware | $101,150 |
Florida | $107,810 |
Georgia | $114,380 |
Hawaii | $128,090 |
Iowa | $107,290 |
Illinois | $109,890 |
Indiana | $93,040 |
Kansas | $102,880 |
Kentucky | $102,980 |
Louisiana | $117,860 |
Massachusetts | $119,010 |
Maryland | $126,060 |
Michigan | $89,660 |
Minnesota | $116,360 |
Missouri | $116,430 |
Mississippi | $109,980 |
Montana | $86,210 |
North Carolina | $98,900 |
Nebraska | $99,290 |
New Hampshire | $96,960 |
New Jersey | $114,270 |
New Mexico | $108,880 |
Nevada | $88,150 |
New York | $117,470 |
Ohio | $110,380 |
Oklahoma | $90,620 |
Oregon | $96,380 |
Pennsylvania | $105,070 |
Puerto Rico | $59,960 |
Tennessee | $86,920 |
Texas | $124,200 |
Utah | $102,070 |
Virginia | $127,160 |
Wisconsin | $81,010 |
West Virginia | $90,900 |
How do aerospace engineer salaries compare to similar careers?
Aerospace engineers earn about the same as related careers in the United States. On average, they make less than computer hardware engineers but more than robotics engineers.
Career | Median Salary |
---|---|
Computer hardware engineer salary | $117K |
Aerospace engineer salary | $110K |
Chemical engineer salary | $106K |
Nuclear engineer salary | $106K |
Mechatronics engineer salary | $99K |
Robotics engineer salary | $99K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)