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Emirates orders CAE flight training devices for pilots

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, November 21 - 2005 at 15:48
  • PRESS RELEASE

Emirates has signed an agreement with CAE of Canada for the supply of CAE Simfinity™ three-dimensional flight training devices for pilots.

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  • Seen at the signing of the contract for CAE flight training devices are  Adel Al Redha (right), Emirates' Executive Vice President, Engineering & Operations; and Marc Parent, CAE's Group President, Simulation Products.
    Seen at the signing of the contract for CAE flight training devices are Adel Al Redha (right), Emirates' Executive Vice President, Engineering & Operations; and Marc Parent, CAE's Group President, Simulation Products.
Comprising an Airbus A380 maintenance/flight training device, a Boeing 777-300ER integrated procedures trainer, as well as visual equipment and services, the order is valued at approximately US$4 million (C$5 million) at list prices.

The equipment is due for installation in Emirates' own dedicated Aviation College in Dubai by mid-2006.

The announcement was made today during Dubai 2005 - the 9th International Aerospace Exhibition at a signing ceremony attended by Adel Al Redha, Emirates' Executive Vice President, Engineering & Operations; and Marc Parent, CAE's Group President, Simulation Products.

Mr Al Redha said:

"Emirates continues to expand its route network to meet customer demand. I am pleased that CAE is playing an integral role in our training programmes in support of Emirates' expansion plans."


Emirates has 45 of the super-jumbo Airbus A380-800 aircraft on order, due for delivery from April 2007.

"Each new agreement like this serves to further strengthen the bond that already exists between CAE and Emirates," said Marc Parent.
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Emirates is the world's second most profitable airline and among the 20 largest. It is based in Dubai, one of the few cities in the world that pursues an open-skies policy, with more than 110 airlines in free and fair competition.

Emirates' 83 all wide-bodied fleet includes seven freighters and is among the youngest in the skies, with an average age of 55 months - over eight years less than the industry average. The airline plans to more than double its size by 2012 and currently has 132 aircraft orders, worth US$37.4 billion in list prices.

CAE is a leading provider of simulation and modelling technologies as well as integrated training services for commercial and business aviation, and defence customers worldwide. The company has annual revenues of approximately C$1 billion, with operations and training facilities in 17 countries on five continents. Visit www.cae.com.

For Emirates, contact:

Frances Barton, Emirates' Corporate Communications;
T: +9714 203 2144; M: +971 50 6503900; e:

For CAE onsite contact:

Marie-Helene Labrie, Director Marketing; M: 001 514 5738447.

For CAE, contact:
Nathalie Bourque, Vice President, Global Communications, (514) 734-5788,

Anne von Finckenstein, Manager, Public Relations, (514) 340-5370,

Investor relations: Andrew Arnovitz, Director, Investor Relations, (514) 734-5760

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