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CAE to deliver training services for NATO E-3A AWACS aircrews
CAE has announced that it has signed a contract with the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) to provide comprehensive training services, including instructors, for the NATO E-3A Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircrew training programme located at NATO Airbase Geilenkirchen in Germany.
The new contract, with options to extend up to five years, expands on the previous contract for CAE to provide maintenance and support services on the E-3A flight deck simulator and flight training device. In addition to continuing to maintain and support the training devices, CAE will now provide aircrew instructors, mission simulator operators, courseware development and crew resource management training.
“We are pleased to expand our relationship with the NATO E-3A Component and now provide integrated training services to support the mission training of NATO E-3A aircrews,” said Marc-Olivier Sabourin, CAE’s Vice President and General Manager, Europe/Africa. “This programme is another example of CAE leveraging its training systems integration experience and expertise to help our defence customers enhance safety, efficiency and readiness.”
CAE has been involved with the NATO E-3A training programme since delivering the CAE-built E-3A flight deck simulator in 1982. Since that time, CAE has provided maintenance and support services, as well as a range of simulator upgrades and modifications. CAE will now provide a cadre of instructors and mission system operators to support the delivery of training to NATO E-3A AWACS aircrews.
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