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Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace

Average Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Skills Salary at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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$139,500
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The average salary for a Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace is $139,500 in 2025

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(last updated Oct 01 2019)
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What Do Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospaces Do?

Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace Tasks
  • Manage the implementation, coordination and reporting for programs or contracts.
  • Track program costs.
  • Manage staffing and successful performance of team members.
  • Develop timelines for the program.
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Common Health Benefits for a Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace

Medical
100%
Dental
100%
Vision
100%

Gender Breakdown for Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospaces

Male
100.0%
This data is based on 2 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
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