Bombardier Boosts Training Infrastructure
Bombardier’s training network will employ five additional business jet simulators in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East by early next year, according to
Bombardier’s training network will employ five additional business jet simulators in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East by early next year, according to Bombardier Aerospace vice president of customer services James Hoblyn. This includes the first full-flight simulator for the Learjet 40/40XR and Learjet 45/45XR that was qualified last month at CAE’s Burgess Hill Training Centre in the UK. Another CAE location in Europe will add a Challenger 300 simulator in the third quarter of this year, Hoblyn added. Both the Learjet 40/45 and Challenger 300 simulators will offer the first training programs for these jets in Europe.
Also last month, the Emirates-CAE training facility in Dubai began offering training in a Global Express simulator.
