Neil Armstrong

Neil Armstrong has a diverse work experience. Neil started their career in 1981 as a Police Sergeant at the Toronto Police Service, where they served until 2001. Following this, they joined Air Canada as the Director of Security International, a role they held for 20 years until 2021. In 2021, Neil retired briefly before taking on multiple roles in different organizations. Neil worked as an Employee Big Equipment Operator at Canadian Outdoor Services and as a Consultant at Consilium Public Sector Services Inc. In 2022, they assumed the position of Director of Security at Canada Jetlines.

Neil Armstrong pursued their education in a chronological manner. In 1978, they attended Brampton Flying Club, where they worked towards obtaining their Private Pilot Licence. This experience allowed him to deepen their knowledge in the field of aviation. Following this, from 1981 to 1982, Armstrong attended Ontario Police College. Although they did not obtain a specific degree, they focused on studying to become a Police Officer. These educational experiences reflect their interest in both aviation and law enforcement.