Silver Air Private Jets Promotes Hansford Smith to Vice President of Risk Management

Hansford Smith, a six-year veteran of Silver Air's safety leadership team, has been elevated to oversee risk management and the company's Safety Management System

Justin Tomlinson

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Silver Air Private Jets, a private aviation firm based in Santa Barbara, California, has announced the promotion of Hansford Smith to the position of Vice President of Risk Management. Smith has been a member of the Silver Air team for more than six years, during which time he has held multiple leadership roles focused on safety and organizational development.[1][2]

In his new executive capacity, Smith is tasked with advising leadership across all levels of the organization. He will also maintain his responsibilities regarding the oversight of the company's Safety Management System (SMS). Prior to this promotion, Smith served as the Director of Safety and Organizational Development, where he was responsible for administering the company's safety protocols.[1][2]

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