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BACE Helped BBD Leaders To Resume In-person Standdown

Bombardier's 2021 Safety Standdown—the 25th edition—attracted 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants from 20 countries via webcast.

Last year's Bombardier Safety Standdown in Wichita drew 200 in-person attendees and another 1,100 participants via webcast. (Photo: Bombardier)

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

November 5, 2021

Bombardier’s decision to proceed with an in-person Safety Standdown on November 2 and 3 in Wichita was helped in large part by NBAA’s move to host BACE in October, the Montreal-based airframer’s executive v-p of services and support and corporate strategy, Jean-Christophe Gallagher, told AIN. “Clearly with NBAA actually doing their show in Las Vegas, it kind of set the tone for the industry coming back together [post-pandemic],” Gallagher said.

“So we saw this as an opportunity to piggyback on NBAA’s move and come in with an in-person Safety Standown," he added. "We knew that we would have fewer numbers in person—we’ve had years here [in Wichita] where we had more than 500 people—but yeah, it was time to come back together. I think we were ready for that.”

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