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Founded in 1947, CAE equips people in critical roles with the expertise and solutions to create a safer world. As a technology company, CAE digitalizes the physical world, deploying software-based simulation training and critical operations support solutions. Above all else, CAE empowers pilots, cabin crew, airlines, defence and security forces and healthcare practitioners to perform at their best every day and when the stakes are the highest. CAE represents more than 75 years of industry firsts—the highest-fidelity flight, mission and medical simulators and training programs powered by digital technologies. CAE has a strong worldwide presence, with over 13,000 employees in more than 250 sites in over 40 countries. It is the second largest aerospace employer in Canada. Formerly called Canadian Aviation Electronics, today CAE serves as a partner of choice to customers within three industries: 1. CAE’s Civil Aviation Business provides software-based simulation training and critical operations support solutions to major commercial airlines, regional airlines, business aircraft operators, civil helicopter operators, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), third-party training centres, flight training organizations, maintenance repair and overhaul organizations, and aircraft leasing companies. 2. CAE’s Defense and Security business provides such solutions and products to defence forces, OEMs, government agencies, and public safety organizations worldwide. 3. The healthcare business provides such solutions and products to hospital and university simulation centres, medical and nursing schools, paramedic organizations, defence forces, medical societies, public health agencies, and OEMs. CAE is committed to innovation and investing in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and digital twins. The company has also been recognized for its leadership in the training industry, receiving numerous awards for its training solutions and customer service. History The history of CAE can be traced back to 1947 when Ken Patrick founded the company. CAE initially started as a small company offering technical services to the Canadian government. The company's first contract was to repair and maintain the aircraft of the Royal Canadian Air Force. CAE aggressively pursued the commercial simulation business in the 1950s and expanded to international markets in the 1980s. It became the world's leader in full-flight simulators, flight training devices, visual systems, computer-based trainers, and computer-assisted training systems. In the 1990s, CAE launched a global training network to provide customers with a comprehensive package of products and services. CAE extended its expertise beyond pilot training into the growing flight operations and digital solutions markets in the 2020s . Today, the company's mission is to lead at the frontier of digital immersion with software-based training and operational support solutions to make the world safer. Businesses Civil AviationBold text: CAE has a total of ~70 locations in the civil aviation market, catering to commercial aviation training, business aviation and helicopter training, cadet training, crew resourcing, technical support services, flight operations solutions and others. On average, the company delivers over 1,000,000 hours of simulator training and trains over 135,000 pilots annually. Every five seconds, a flight takes off using CAE’s Flight Operations Solutions. CAE today remains the world leader in civil aviation training. According to the 2021 Civil Simulator Census by Flight Global, CAE is the largest provider of full-flight simulators (FFS) worldwide, with a market share of 35.3%. CAE operates a total of 300+ FFS globally, with a strong presence in Europe, North America, and Asia. The 2020 Training Industry Report by Halldale shows that CAE is the largest provider of civil aviation training services, with a 23% market share. CAE's portfolio includes various training solutions, including FFS, flight training devices (FTD), aviation maintenance training, cabin crew training, and more. Running an airline or business jet operation involves complex logistics to ensure excellent passenger service, requiring optimized coordination. This is where CAE’s next-generation software solutions come into play, Flight Operations Solutions. Another crucial aspect is the integration of training and operational data. This merging is deemed key for optimizing performance while maintaining safety as the top priority. By combining these elements, the company aims to provide the optimal level of service to carriers worldwide. Advanced Air Mobility CAE is ready to lead the new era in flight. It made an investment of $1 billion in building innovations for the future of flight. CAE is gaining momentum in the AAM market with leading electric Vertical Take Off and Landing (eVTOL) OEMs Five (5) leading Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)s are currently partnering with CAE in the development of various eVTOL products and services, from training and pilot provisioning, to engineering and certification support. Defence & Security: Italic text CAE’s Defense & Security business unit is a globally recognized training and simulation solutions provider. This business unit works at the leading edge of digital innovation, preparing global defence and security forces across multi-domain operations. Leveraging core training and simulation expertise, CAE utilizes advanced digital technologies to deliver solutions for military training modernization and enhanced security mission support requirements. The company's products and services range from mixed-reality task training devices to high-fidelity full-motion simulators and includes operational support services, and enterprise network integration across domains. Their immersive ecosystems enable defence forces to “train as they fight” with real-time training and rehearsal scenarios to optimize training and enhance situational awareness. In 2021, CAE acquired L3Harris Technologies’ Military Training business combining legacy platforms and programs making CAE Defense & Security the leading platform independent, training and simulation pure-play defence business. The integration included Link Simulation & Training, Doss Aviation and AMI, expanding programs and solutions across all domains – air, land, maritime, space and cyber. Healthcare: Italic text CAE launched its Healthcare division in 2009, providing cardiac ultrasound training with CAE Vimedix. In 2011, CAE Healthcare acquired Medical Education Technologies Inc. (METI), prompting expansion of its training solution offerings and patient simulators. Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, CAE Healthcare offers training solutions in over 95 countries. They offer a wide range of products, including patient simulators, ultrasound simulators, interventional simulators, simulation center management, immersive/digital learning and simulation-based curricula. Their products and services are designed to address the needs of various medical specialties, including anesthesia, cardiology, emergency medicine, critical care, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery and more. In 2017, CAE Healthcare was the first company to bring a commercial Microsoft HoloLens application to the medical simulation market with the release of CAE VimedixAR ultrasound simulator and was recognized as one of four “Commercial Innovator of the Year” finalists at the 2018 Windows Developer Awards. In December 2020, CAE Healthcare received the ISO 13485:2016 certification for Medical Device and Quality Management Systems for its facilities in Montreal, Canada and Sarasota, Florida. The company is also committed to protecting the environment through recycling initiatives, corporate policies and the use of energy-efficient equipment, for which it received the Certified Green Business Partner award from Sarasota County, Florida in 2022. CAE Healthcare will hold the designation until 2025. Sustainability and corporate social responsibility As the first carbon neutral Canadian aerospace company since 2020, CAE has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability through a range of impactful activities. Additionally, CAE’s participation in the International Aerospace Environmental Group (IAEG) reflects the company’s commitment to industry-wide sustainability standards and supplier collaboration. Why it should be changed: The business information on the page is outdated and aviation enthusiasts are seeking for recent updates. References

99.228.248.192 (talk) 21:34, 11 October 2023 (UTC)

 Declined 45% of the proposed references are to the company itself, and much of the text is written in a promotional manner. Regards,  Spintendo  21:59, 11 October 2023 (UTC)