Story ID: 751 CAE
CAE Announces Training Advances
By: Samantha Cartaino
Caption: CAE received an endorsement from Dassault aviation, unveiled its customer web portal and announced training advances at the NBAA Convention.
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CAE’s upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) received an endorsement from Dassault Aviation, it announced this week at NBAA 2016. The training provider (Booth 4057) also revealed its latest customer web portal upgrade and new training agreements with European large fleet business aircraft operators.
  
CAE was chosen by European aircraft charter and management firm TAG Aviation as a training partner for multiple training programs. According to the company, CAE will offer training across its global network of heavy, midsize and light jets, which includes CAE’s Gulfstream G650 training program in Dubai.
  
The new CAE Terminal online portal provides line pilots and flight department leaders with access to documentation, training records and reservation details. Meanwhile, CAE has developed a curriculum that meets Dassault’s training guidelines as its authorized training provider (ATP). These guidelines will continue to follow the new EASA regulation. 
  
“We are very proud of these recent wins, which allow us to expand our presence in the business aviation training market and build on our longstanding relationships with our partners,” said CAE group president of civil aviation training solutions Nick Leontidis. “It is also an honor to have received the endorsement of Dassault Aviation for our new UPRT program as it validates the hard work of our dedicated teams.”