CAE Signs New Airlines for e-Learning Solutions

Feb. 4, 2009
Training provider adds West Air Sweden, Myair, and Kuwait Airways to client list.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC -- CAE has broadened its portfolio of e-Learning training services and signed several airlines as new clients over the past few months. Airlines recently opting for CAE's e-Learning solutions include West Air Sweden, Myair, and Kuwait Airways.

"CAE continues to listen to its customers and provide solutions that will enhance their safety and efficiency," says Jeff Roberts, Group President, Innovation and Civil Training and Services, CAE. "In today's economic landscape, aircraft operators are continuously looking for ways to reduce costs without compromising quality and CAE's eLearning and courseware services do just that."

Cargo operator West Air Sweden has turned to CAE to provide online recurrent training for all pilots operating its fleet of CRJ200s.

"CAE's web-based courseware gives us the opportunity to reach our pilots who are spread throughout Scandinavia," says Captain Tommy Hattander, a West Air Sweden Training Manager based in Gothenburg, Sweden. "The costs savings of not having to bring our pilots into the classroom for refresher theoretical training are significant."

Myair, an Italian-based airline, recently signed a three-year contract to use CAE's CRJ700 initial training courseware as part of its initial type-rating. The online course will help increase efficiency as pilots can prepare for their simulator sessions at before arriving in the training centre.

Kuwait Airways will now provide all its pilots with access to CAE's General Operating Subjects courseware including Cold Weather Operations, Dangerous Goods, ETOPS, TCASII and several other subjects.

Airline South African Express has already been able to use CAE's web-based training program and a custom-developed online test to help certify more than 70 of its pilots.

CAE's e-Learning and courseware training solutions provide enhanced self-paced courses and practice tools for initial/transition, recurrent, refresher pilot, and maintenance training. They can be integrated into existing airline training programs or offered as part of CAE's advanced training programs.

CAE has recently made available new e-Learning maintenance courses including Reduced Vertical Separation Minima (RVSM), Human Factors, and Engine Run & Taxi 737NG.

For more information visit www.cae.com.