CAE is a high technology company offering comprehensive solutions that include training and simulation, mission and operations support, and analytics and systems engineering for maritime customers around the world.
CAE brings together digital technologies, secure architecture, machine learning, artificial intelligence and immersive environments to secure, connect and transform operational readiness and advanced training.
We look forward to welcoming you to CAE’s booth #3201.
7-8 April 2025
CAE Booth #3201
National Harbor, Maryland
Virtual Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance Training Application (VISTA) provides real-time dynamic feeds from virtual C4ISR assets that can be controlled in real-time and fed directly to intelligence screeners and C2 terminals. C4ISR professionals can now have dedicated, highly affordable, stand-alone access to train, conduct mission rehearsal, or assess their operational plans on any mission set from initial preparation of the operational environment (IPOE) to real-time interdiction support high value individual (HVI) targeting and strike, and all-domain near-peer targeting.
CAE Ridge is an immersive visualization tool enabling interplay with 3D terrain, objects, entities and their movements. Connect it to a simulation or operational system and follow the action in real time or use it as a powerful debriefing solution. The tool allows users to manipulate the virtual environment to assess how different actions may impact the scenario for real-time command and control enablement.
Maintaining and operating complex machinery, equipment and systems in today’s dynamic operational environment is critical to mission success. Knowledgeable and highly skilled personnel are crucial to maintaining assets. To pace the ever-increasing operating tempo, solutions to ensure maintenance and repairs are well executed in a timely manner are key. CAE +Tempo is an innovative procedural training and operational support system to facilitate and improve training, at point of need.
Combining its expertise in synthetic environments with those of a Bridge Trainer provider, CAE develops and delivers integrated bridge training solutions that prepare trainees both as individuals and as team members for navigating and operating their ships at sea.
The U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) comprises two different variants of small modern warships, designed for near-shore operations: LCS 1 – the Freedom-variant, designed by Lockheed Martin; and LCS 2 – Independence-variant, designed by General Dynamics. Built by Xebec, a joint venture between CAE USA and Pinnacle Solutions, the LCS Bridge Part-Task Trainers (BPTTs) enable training ashore for both individuals and Bridge teams. The BPTTs provide training spanning navigation, collision avoidance, advanced ship handling, Bridge resource management, and communications, in settings ranging from entry into harbour to advance tactical exercises.
CAE provides a full range of F/A-18 training systems that support the entire F/A-18 training continuum for both land and sea-based operations. Our F/A-18 Hornet/Super Hornet training systems, which have evolved and trained F/A-18 aircrew for more than 25 years, today deliver tactically relevant training on demand.
CAE has delivered tailored F/A-18 training systems to the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and international military customers that include Australia, Canada, Finland, Kuwait, Malaysia, and Switzerland.
CAE is the prime contractor responsible for the design and manufacture of MH-60R tactical operational flight trainers (TOFTs). The MH-60R TOFTs play a key role in the delivery of a safe environment for training and mission readiness of pilot and sensor operator crews who operate the MH-60R “Romeo” helicopter for the Navy.
In 2023, CAE was awarded a contract from General Dynamics Information Technology to support FSTSS at Fort Novosel, Alabama. The contract supports the award to GDIT by the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, for simulation capabilities and training support services to prepare initial entry-level and graduate-level rotary wing flight training at Fort Novosel.
Leveraging decades of experience training military aircrew to meet critical mission-ready requirements of armed forces worldwide, CAE provides advanced live-flight training assets, military-experienced workforces, and purpose-built infrastructure that are leading the transformation of military aviation training. Through CAE's global network of military, civil aviation, business aviation and helicopter training centers, we train more than 220,000 crewmembers yearly, including more than 135,000 pilots.
CAE is a leading provider of flight simulator products and services. The company offers a portfolio of products including full mission simulators, flight training devices, reconfigurable and deployable trainers, part task trainers, integrated procedures trainers, and maintenance trainers. In addition, CAE is the world’s second largest independent provider of aviation training services. CAE’s network of training centers worldwide includes more than 100 simulators offering training on a range of aircraft platforms.
CAE leverages vast capabilities and expertise to provide our customers advanced solutions in support of digital transformation and mission readiness. At I/ITSEC, learn more about how we are leveraging digital technologies to enhance the safety, efficiency and mission readiness of our customers who operate in complex high-stakes, and largely regulated environments.
The CAE Dothan Training Center is a 79,000 square-foot training facility providing live-flight and ground-based training to the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy and other customers. DTC’s location is at the Dothan Regional Airport in Dothan, Alabama, and is home to the USA Fixed-Wing Flight Training Service and the USAF Rotary Wing, Introductory Flight Training. CAE, with a team of industry partners, uses the DTC to provide the Department of Defense with comprehensive initial and recurrent training for more than 800 USA, USAF, and USN pilots annually.
CAE, following the acquisition of the former Doss Aviation business, is now operating and delivering the USAF Initial Flight Training (IFT) program. The IFT program provides introductory flight training for USAF candidates. Known as the “Gateway to Air Force Aviation”, our state-of-the-art training facility in Pueblo, Colorado, supports Headquarters Air Education and Training Command (HQ AETC) with initial flight training for USAF aviation candidates. This means the majority of future USAF pilots and all remotely piloted aircraft operators start their aviation careers and receive flight instruction as part of the IFT program now managed by CAE Pueblo Training Center.
CAE’s Tampa Training Center provides expert aircrew, maintenance, and loadmaster training to operators of the C-130/L-100/L-382 Hercules aircraft. The company has over 20 years’ experience in training the USAF, USN, and U.S. Coast Guard, as well as over 20 international military and commercial operators of the C-130.
