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By Shane Nolan |
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February 21, 2011 - Bombardier Aerospace announced that
it has increased the capacity of its training network
with the addition of a CAE-built Level D Full-Flight
Simulator (FFS) in
The new Challenger 605 aircraft simulator, located at
Bombardier?s company-owned training facility at the
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Certification by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) was obtained in mid-January 2011. The new simulator, ordered in January 2010, will supplement existing training offered at the company?s facility in Montr?al and effectively doubles the number of training opportunities for Challenger 605 business jet operators. |
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In the
past 12 months, Bombardier has added four new simulators for its
aircraft training programs. In addition to the new Challenger
605 aircraft simulator, and through its Authorized Training
Provider (ATP) agreement with CAE, operators now have access to
EASA-qualified FFSs for Challenger 300 aircraft at CAE?s
training centre in Amsterdam and Learjet 40, Learjet 40 XR,
Learjet 45 and Learjet 45 XR aircraft at CAE?s training centre
in Burgess Hill, United Kindgom, as well as to a Global Express
FFS at Emirates-CAE Flight Training in Dubai, qualified by the
FAA, EASA and the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA).
Bombardier
will add a CAE-built Global Vision FFS at its training centre in
Montr?al by the second quarter of this year and will complete
the relocation of its Challenger 604 aircraft FFS from its
Montr?al centre to CAE?s training centre in ?At Bombardier, we believe that customer training is key to providing our operators with the highest possible level of service and support, and we are committed to expanding the reach of our network to meet existing and anticipated demand for both our training services and industry-leading business aircraft,? said James Hoblyn, President, Customer Services & Specialized and Amphibious Aircraft, Bombardier Aerospace. |