Louisville Air Group

Delivering What Matters

UPS Airlines began in 1988, when we won approval to operate our own aircraft. Today, our daily network of 500 aircraft reaches nearly 700 destinations in over 220 countries and territories. We are one of the world’s largest, safest, and most on-time airlines—and a pioneer in developing industry-changing aviation technologies.

At UPS, we pride ourselves on being a diverse organization that reflects the communities we serve. Our pilots are a unique group of individuals with a wide range of flying backgrounds. We put a strong emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion so that every employee has access to equal opportunities.

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Flight

If you're interested in a flight role within our Louisville Air Group, you should be looking at positions like First Officer, Flight Qualified Leader, FlightPath Intern, Flight Dispatcher, or Flight Simulator Technician. Browse our active job listings for more information.

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Aircraft Maintenance

We hire for Aircraft Maintenance Technicians, Aircraft Maintenance Line Supervisors, Aircraft Maintenance Controllers, and Aircraft Maintenance Utility. As a member of this team, you're contributions will be key in keeping our fleet safe and efficient.

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Aircraft Engineering

Want to engineer solutions that support the implementation of safety, reliability, and airworthiness policies and procedures for the UPS Air Fleet? Join us as a Structures Engineer, Systems Engineer, Avionics Engineer, or Powerplant Engineer.

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Get Ready for Takeoff

If your dream career takes place in the sky, the UPS FlightPath Program can help you get there. From hands-on experience to outstanding benefits, you’ll have everything you need to take your career to new heights.

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Our Hub at the Heart of it All

UPS Worldport in Louisville is our largest package handling facility in the world, and the center of our worldwide air network. The 20,000+ UPSers who work there are essential to helping us deliver what matters.

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