Apply for Transportation Jobs in Twin Cities

We've complied information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to help you get a better idea of employment in Transportation in Twin Cities.

Air Transportation

• Although flight crews-pilots and flight attendants-are the most visible occupations, the vast majority of the industry's employees work in ground occupations.

• Senior pilots for major airlines are among the highest paid workers in the Nation.

• A bachelor's degree is increasingly required or preferred for most pilot and flight attendant jobs.

• Job prospects generally are better in regional and low-cost carriers than in major airlines, where competition for many jobs is keen; a unique benefit-free or reduced-fare transportation for airline employees and their immediate families-attracts many jobseekers.

Rail Transportation Occupations

• Opportunities are expected to be good for qualified applicants since a large number of workers are expected to retire or leave these occupations in the next decade.

• Seventy-four percent of these workers are members of unions, and earnings are relatively high.