Noise & Airspace Project Coordinator

About Us Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is an award-winning, medium-hub commercial service airport that served more than a record-breaking 11.1 million passengers in 2025 and is one of the top 50 airports in the United States for passenger traffic. Fifteen airlines serve RSW with nonstop service to more than 70 markets, including Canada and Germany. The economic impact of the airport is $8.3 billion annually to the Southwest Florida region and more than 60,000 jobs. Page Field (FMY), an FAA-designated reliever airport, provides services to general and business aviation and accommodated more than 160,000 aircraft operations in 2025. Base Operations at Page Field is an award-winning, fixed-based operator and has been recognized for its customer service and facilities. Terminal Expansion projects are currently underway at RSW to improve the airport travel experience by consolidating the security checkpoints, adding concession space and providing passengers more amenities and options. In addition, a new Concourse E is being constructed with 14 gates, as well as other terminal, landside and airside improvements. The anticipated annual starting salary for the ideal candidate is $65,039.00 - $71,542.90 The Position The Lee County Port Authority is seeking a Noise & Airspace Project Coordinator to serve as a vital link between our airports and the Southwest Florida community. From ensuring the safety of tall structure permitting to leading FAA noise studies, your work ensures that RSW and Page Field continue to soar while remaining good neighbors to the communities we serve. Minimum Qualifications A valid Florida driver's license within 30 days of hire A Bachelor's degree in Aviation Management, Planning, Public Relations or any other equivalent combination of education and experience Key Responsibilities Serve as the primary point of contact for aircraft overflight inquiries, managing the PlaneNoise system and responding to the public with clarity and empathy Administer the Tall Structure Permitting Program, collaborating with developers, the FAA, and FDOT to ensure new construction never compromises airspace safety Meet with the Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) personnel, pilots, community residents and adjacent municipalities on noise-related issues Track relevant noise & airspace related legislation, policies, and guidelines and assist with compliance initiatives for the airports and tenants Prepare and deliver professional presentations and written reports for internal and external audiences

Emergency Response/Recovery Activities:

Lee County Port Authority personnel are designated by tier levels and may be called upon to assist with an emergency or unforeseen event at any time. Employees may be called to fulfill duties that are outside their normal scope of work to assist in resuming airport operations and flight activities. Please read full job description here