Safety
Standdown Focuses on Cybersecurity, Employee Safety
Safety in a business aviation organization starts with its people, Bombardier Safety Standdown attendees hear.
Jeffrey Troy, president and CEO of the Aviation Information Sharing and Analysis Center, discusses cybersecurity and safety at Bombardier's Safety Standdown Wednesday in Wichita. (Photo: Jerry Siebenmark/AIN)
Jeffrey Troy, president and CEO of the Aviation Information Sharing and Analysis Center, discusses cybersecurity and safety at Bombardier's Safety Standdown Wednesday in Wichita. (Photo: Jerry Siebenmark/AIN)

The success of safety in a business aviation organization starts with its people, presenters told attendees today at Bombardier Safety Standdown. Differences in compensation, cultures, and unintentional workplace messaging are some of the factors that can create a divide in an organization or department, leading to dissatisfaction and a breakdown in safety, Aviation Personnel International president and CEO Sheryl Barden and v-p Jennifer Pickerel explained.