CAE has launched a new pilot training system at the Singapore show, which will begin operation later this year with AirAsia. Known as CAE Rise, the system employs the company’s Next Generation Training System methods, which permit greater levels of standardardized training in accordance with the airline’s SOPs.
Rise allows instructors to objectively assess pilot competencies using live data during training sessions. It enables instructors to identify proficiency gaps using evidence-based methodology. Another advantage of Rise is that it provides the operator with data that can be analyzed to evolve the training syllabus in areas that may be deficient.
CAE launched a new pilot training system at the Singapore show, which will begin operation later this year with AirAsia. Known as CAE Rise, the system employs the company’s Next Generation Training System methods, which permit greater levels of standardardized training in accordance with the airline’s SOPs.
Rise allows instructors to objectively assess pilot competencies using live data during training sessions. It enables instructors to identify proficiency gaps using evidence-based methodology. Another advantage of Rise is that it provides the operator with data that can be analyzed to evolve the training syllabus in areas that may be deficient.