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GSP Airport Hosts Career Fair Tuesday During SC Aviation Week — Dozens of Jobs Available

April 17, 2026 at 7:09 am · HERESpartanburg Staff

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is hosting a career fair Tuesday, April 21, from 9 a.m. to noon at the GSP Airport Conference Center at 500 Aviation Parkway in Greer — giving Upstate job seekers a direct path to employment with the airlines, ground handlers, retailers, and hospitality operations that keep the region’s gateway airport running.

The event is part of South Carolina Aviation Week, the annual statewide celebration running April 19 through 25 that highlights the economic and workforce impact of the state’s aviation industry. South Carolina’s aviation sector supports more than 122,000 jobs and generates billions in economic activity, according to the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission.

Who Is Hiring at GSP

The career fair brings together employers from across the airport campus, including the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District itself, airlines, ground handlers, passenger services operations, retail tenants, and hospitality businesses. The mix of employers covers a range of skill levels and backgrounds, from entry-level customer service and baggage handling to skilled trades, security, and management roles.

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GSP serves as a major regional hub for Spartanburg County, connecting the Upstate to destinations across the country and serving as an economic engine for the I-85 corridor. The airport sits in Greer, within easy reach of Spartanburg’s workforce.

How to Attend

The career fair is free and open to the public. Job seekers should plan to arrive at the GSP Airport Conference Center at 500 Aviation Parkway in Greer between 9 a.m. and noon on Tuesday, April 21. Parking is available in Garage C. Attendees are encouraged to bring copies of their resume and be prepared to speak with hiring representatives directly on site.

GSP is also part of a broader aviation sector that has seen increased hiring demand as passenger volumes have grown following a post-pandemic rebound in travel. The airport has added new routes and sees consistent growth in both domestic and international traffic connecting the Upstate to global markets.

What’s Happening: GSP Career Fair April 21

Q: When and where is this happening?
A: The GSP Career Fair runs Tuesday, April 21, from 9 a.m. to noon at the GSP Airport Conference Center, 500 Aviation Parkway in Greer, as part of South Carolina Aviation Week (April 19-25, 2026).

Q: Who is hiring at the event?
A: Employers from across the GSP campus will be on site, including the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District, airlines, ground handlers, passenger services, retail, and hospitality operations.

Q: Why does this matter to Spartanburg?
A: GSP is Spartanburg County’s primary commercial airport, and the career fair gives Upstate residents direct access to employers at one of the region’s most important economic hubs — covering a range of skill levels and career tracks.

Q: What should job seekers bring?
A: Bring copies of your resume and be prepared to meet with hiring managers on the spot. Parking is available in Garage C at the airport.

Q: What happens next?
A: The GSP Career Fair runs from 9 a.m. to noon on April 21. South Carolina Aviation Week continues through April 25 with events at airports statewide celebrating the industry’s 122,000-plus jobs across the Palmetto State.

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