Safety
Bombardier Kicks Off Standdown with Leadership Change
Safety Standdown leadership is transitioning from Andy Nureddin to Chris Milligan.
Last year's Bombardier Safety Standdown in Wichita drew 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants via webcast. (Photo: Bombardier)
Last year's Bombardier Safety Standdown in Wichita drew 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants via webcast. (Photo: Bombardier)

Bombardier opened the 25th edition of its annual Safety Standdown today with about 200 in-person attendees and another 1,000 participating through online streaming. On the two-day event’s silver anniversary, held at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita, Bombardier officials noted the transition of Safety Standdown leadership from Andy Nureddin to Chris Milligan. Nureddin, who’s led the standdown for 15 years and is Global 7500 fleet leader, plans to retire at the end of 2022. Milligan is v-p of preowned aircraft services and flight operations for Bombardier.