21 November 2019:CAE is expanding its training capacity in the Middle East by deploying new Bombardier Global 7500 full-flight simulator (FFS) to the Emirates-CAE Flight Training Centre (ECFT) in Dubai.
"CAE continues to enhance its training network with the most advanced technologies to support the training needs of business aviation pilots and operators worldwide. Through our Authorized Training Provider (ATP) agreement with Bombardier, CAE will deploy a Bombardier Global 7500 FFS in the Middle East, a first outside of North America," said Nick Leontidis, CAE's Group President, Civil Aviation Training Solutions. "This latest addition will give more flexibility to Bombardier's Global 7500 operators and pilots in the region as we are bringing this unique training capability closer to them."
"We aim at providing world-class and convenient training experience in the region, and we are happy to now extend it on the Bombardier Global 7500 platform," said Gary Chapman, President, Group Services & Dubai National Air Transport Association (DNATA) at Emirates Group. "As the world's industry-leading and farthest flying business jet is growing its footprint in the region, we are happy to be supporting its operators and their growing training needs alongside our training partner CAE."
The all new Bombardier Global 7500* business jet FFS for CAE will be ready for training in 2021 at the ECFT centre in Al Garhoud, Dubai.
This is CAE's third Bombardier Global 7500* FFS as part of its current ATP agreement with Bombardier. CAE already provides Global 7500* aircraft training at CAE Montreal and CAE Dallas training centres.
"We are proud to support this key milestone with CAE, as the award-wining Global 7500 business jet reaches new destinations around the world," said Andy Nureddin, Vice-President, Customer Response, Bombardier Aviation. "This highlights the strong collaboration with our longstanding partner CAE in the development of the simulator and provides Bombardier customers with the highest fidelity training for the Global 7500 aircraft, the industry's flagship business jet."