Transportation & Logistics Careers & Salaries

Explore salary data for 4 careers in transportation & logistics. The average median salary in this field is $105,398 per year, with 3,203,300 professionals employed nationwide.

Careers

Avg Median Salary

$105,398

Highest Paying

$137,380

Total Employed

3,203,300

All Transportation & Logistics Careers Ranked by Salary

Career	Median Salary	Entry Level	Growth
#1 Air Traffic Controller Bachelor's degree	$137,380	$85,000	+3%	Details →
#2 Operations Manager Bachelor's degree	$103,650	$62,000	+6%	Details →
#3 Logistics Manager Bachelor's degree	$98,560	$62,000	+18%	Details →
#4 Supply Chain Analyst Bachelor's degree	$82,000	$52,000	+15%	Details →

Explore Transportation & Logistics Careers

Air Traffic Controller

$137,380 median

Air traffic controllers coordinate aircraft movement to ensure safe and efficient air traffic flow.

Bachelor's degree +3% growth

Operations Manager

$103,650 median

Operations managers oversee daily business operations, managing processes, staff, and productivity.

Bachelor's degree +6% growth

Logistics Manager

$98,560 median

Logistics managers coordinate movement, distribution, and storage of goods across supply chains.

Bachelor's degree +18% growth

Supply Chain Analyst

$82,000 median

Supply chain analysts optimize procurement, production, and distribution using data analysis.

Bachelor's degree +15% growth

About Transportation & Logistics Careers

The transportation & logistics field includes 4 careers tracked by StateSalaryData, employing 3,203,300 professionals across the United States. Salaries range from $82,000 (Supply Chain Analyst) to $137,380 (Air Traffic Controller). Browse individual career pages for state-by-state breakdowns, city-level data, and career comparisons.