CAE has built a 75-year legacy of industry firsts, setting the gold standard in simulation-based training and empowering professionals in aviation, defense and security. As one of the early pioneers in fullflight simulator manufacturing, CAE continues to lead the way in providing innovative training solutions. CAE ensures unmatched safety, operational efficiency and mission readiness by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, virtual reality and datadriven analytics. With operations in over 40 countries and a team exceeding 13,000 employees, CAE is shaping the future of training through its forward-thinking approach. Founded as a small company focused on meeting the growing demands of the aviation industry, CAE quickly set its sights on developing technology to improve pilot training. In the 1950s, the company made a breakthrough by creating the first full-motion flight simulator for the Canadian government. This innovation transformed aviation training, allowing pilots to train in realistic, risk-free environments and significantly enhancing safety and efficiency. Over the years, CAE has expanded its solutions, becoming a leader in civilian and military training and continuing to pioneer new advancements in simulation technology. Simulating Success in Aviation Training CAE plays a pivotal role in developing and delivering comprehensive training programs that meet the growing and changing needs of the aviation industry. From preparing new pilots to enhancing the skills of experienced professionals, CAE’s solutions encompass all levels of aviation expertise. Offering everything from ab initio (beginner) training to type-rating and recurrent training for seasoned pilots, CAE ensures comprehensive professional development across the aviation sector. It operates one of the world’s most extensive networks of flight training centers, where pilots receive hands-on training in state-of-the-art full-flight simulators. The CAE 7000XR Series is among the most advanced simulators available, offering high-fidelity replications of aircraft such as the Airbus A320, Boeing 737 and Bombardier Global 7500. These simulators allow pilots to train under realistic conditions, experiencing various weather patterns, airport environments and emergency procedures in a safe, controlled setting. The training prepares pilots for realworld challenges, including engine failures, adverse weather landings and high-stress in-flight emergencies. CAE also offers extensive programs for cabin crew and aircraft maintenance technicians. Its cabin crew training programs incorporate hands-on practice in full-scale cabin simulators, where trainees undergo rigorous training in emergency procedures, including rapid decompression, water landings and passenger evacuation. The emphasis is on safety and customer service excellence, ensuring flight attendants can effectively handle all aspects of in-flight operations. It equips aviation technicians with the skills to service, inspect and troubleshoot various aircraft, including commercial, business and rotary-wing models. Training covers multiple aircraft types, including next-generation jets such as the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350, ensuring technicians are prepared to work on the latest aviation technologies. These programs use a blend of classroom instruction, virtual simulations and real-world aircraft components to develop hands-on technical skills.