Airborne gamma-ray spectrometry has been widely used. To ensure the measuring quality of airborne gamma-ray spectrometry, we need to calibrate instruments regularly. However, very insufficient attention has been paid to the evaluation of the radiation dose received by workers. This paper evaluates personal radiation dose of the worker of airborne gamma-ray spectrometry according to the dose rate data recorded during the instrument calibration and experiments, and compares it with doses of other activities so as to reflect the radiation level.