Training and Workforce
L3 Eyes Pilot Shortage as it Builds Training Business
Newly rebranded L3 Commercial Training Solutions has already cornered a large share of the airline pilot training and simulator markets.
L3’s Commercial Training Solutions  at London’s Gatwick Airport features a clean, modern facility that places flight crew and instructors in close proximity, potentially improving both the learning and evaluation processes.
L3’s Commercial Training Solutions at London’s Gatwick Airport features a clean, modern facility that places flight crew and instructors in close proximity, potentially improving both the learning and evaluation processes.

Having become one of the world’s largest pilot training and flight simulator companies in a relatively short time, L3 Commercial Training Solutions (CTS), part of New York-based L3 Technologies’s (Chalet 306, Static C2) L3 Link Simulation & Training unit, is at the 2017 Paris Air Show highlighting its capabilities, plans and latest investments. Continuing on a growth trajectory, the company has increased revenues to about $300 million from $100 million in the past three to four years, said Alan Crawford, L3-CTS president. “We have also grown from 300 to 1,200 employees in 14 locations.”

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