Hourly Rate for Security Screener, Airline Jobs

Highest Hourly Rates By City for Security Screener, Airline Jobs

Top Cities by Popularity for Security Screener, Airline Jobs

Highest Hourly Rates By City Top Cities by Popularity

Highest Hourly Rates By City 1. San Francisco, California Top Cities by Popularity 1. San Francisco, California 2. Atlanta, Georgia 3. Chicago, Illinois 4. Denver, Colorado 5. Charlotte, North Carolina 6. Las Vegas, Nevada

What is a TSA Screener's Salary?

TSA screeners have their work cut out for them. Hundreds of people may pass through an airport on any given day, taking flights to destinations all over the world. TSA screeners are responsible for monitoring each of these passengers and their luggage to ensure the safety of each flight. Anyone who has ever waited in an airport security line knows that this screening can be a slow and laborious process. Frequent travelers have mastered the art of getting through the security line - packing light, wearing slip-on shoes and achieving a Zen master's level of patience. Experienced securityscreeners know that the way to keep things running smoothly is to work efficiently while maintaining close observation skills. It's not an easy task, but there's no question that airport security is an important job. ForTSA screeners , salary depends on several factors, including experience level and location. Measuring a TSA Screener's Salary by Years Experience shows that the median starting salary ranges from less than $10.00 to over $13.00 per hour. As in many other professions, gaining more years of on-the-job experience generally leads to higher salaries. To see how aTSA screeners salary varies in different areas, view the median TSA Screener Salary by State chart. And to find salaries for other positions with the Transportation Security Administration, check out the chart showing median TSA Salaries by Job Title.