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Leonardo Opens $80M Philadelphia Training Center
The new Leonardo academy will be operated by Rotorsim, a joint venture between Leonardo and CAE.
Leonardo's new Philadelphia training academy includes space for three maintenance simulators (AW139 and AW119 with the AW609 to be added shortly), and two full-motion flight simulators for the AW139 and AW169/AW609 with roll-on/roll-off capability. (Photo: Leonardo)
Leonardo's new Philadelphia training academy includes space for three maintenance simulators (AW139 and AW119 with the AW609 to be added shortly), and two full-motion flight simulators for the AW139 and AW169/AW609 with roll-on/roll-off capability. (Photo: Leonardo)

Leonardo officially opened its $80 million Philadelphia training academy on Thursday. The remodeled warehouse on Leonardo’s existing production, engineering, and service campus will be operated by Rotorsim, a joint venture between Leonardo and CAE, and offer mission-specific ground, in-flight and virtual training. Senior Leonardo executives said the co-location of the academy on the Philadelphia campus provides a “one-stop-shop” for its customers and will provide them with “an inside view of our organization, our culture, and how our product is made and maintained.”


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