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Wind Tunnel Instructor & Staff Jobs Worldwide

Wind tunnel facilities employ flight instructors, coaches, flight coordinators, maintenance technicians, and customer service staff. Tunnel instructor roles are some of the most accessible in the skydiving industry - no skydiving licence is required to become a tunnel instructor at most facilities.

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Live Jobs
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$35,000 to $65,000/yr (tunnel instructor)
Typical pay range

Common Qualifications

iFLY Instructor
Internal iFLY certification; no skydiving required
Bodyflight Instructor (UK)
Internal certification
Advanced Tunnel Coach
Often requires skydiving D-licence and high-end tunnel flying skill
Tunnel Technician
Engineering background; internal training

Jobs available in

United States (3)Portugal (1)

All Wind Tunnel Roles Jobs(4 roles)

Indoor Skydiving Instructor (paid training)

iFLY Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City, United States·Indoor / TunnelFull-time

$20/hr

14d ago

Indoor Skydiving Instructor (paid training)

iFLY Edison

Edison, United States·Indoor / TunnelFull-time

$20-$22/hr

14d ago

Indoor Skydiving Instructor (paid training)

iFLY SF Bay

Union City, United States·Indoor / TunnelFull-time

14d ago

Wind Tunnel Instructor

DreamFly Porto

Porto, Portugal·Indoor / TunnelFull-time

14d ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a skydiver to become a wind tunnel instructor?

No - iFLY, Bodyflight, and most major tunnel operators hire and train instructors from scratch. Their internal certification programmes train candidates in basic body position, beginner coaching, safety procedures, and emergency protocols. Prior gymnastics, dance, or martial arts body awareness is an advantage but not required.

How much do wind tunnel instructors earn?

In the US, iFLY instructors typically start at $15 to $20/hr with advancement potential. Experienced coaches at high-end facilities or competition centres earn $35,000 to $65,000/yr. In the UK, Bodyflight and Airkix roles typically pay £22,000 to £35,000/yr. Advanced coaches working with competitive teams earn significantly more.

What are the career paths from wind tunnel instructor?

Many tunnel instructors progress to advanced body-flight coaching, competitive team coaching, skydiving (the tunnel is excellent freefall preparation), management roles within the tunnel facility, or training coordinator positions for multi-location operators like iFLY.

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