CAE

CAE predicted that business aviation alone will need 106,000 pilots and maintenance technicians to join the segment by 2032.

CAE is now the first authorized Boeing competency-based training and assessment provider.

Under a two-year agreement, CAE instructors will fly for Clay Lacy Aviation, while senior Clay Lacy pilots will conduct training and check flights for CAE.

CAE announced the expansion of its global training network for Gulfstreams with new sim locations in the U.S. and overseas.

CAE is adding to its Gulfstream pilot and maintenance training in the U.S. and Singapore.

CAE's enhanced recurrent training uses data from a variety of sources to bring more realism into simulator-based business aviation training scenarios.

In a “first outside the Americas,” the Bombardier Global 6500 FFS is headed to the Middle East, CAE said at the Dubai Airshow.