Embraer and CAE Training Services (ECTS) announced today the opening of a new complete flight simulator for the Phenom 300E in Las Vegas. Developed to meet the growing demand for training on executive jets in the United States, the simulator will be operated by ECTS at the new CAE Training Center located near Henderson International Airport.
In addition to Las Vegas, there are six other Phenom series simulators operating around the world, in Dallas (USA), London (UK), and Guarulhos (Brazil).
“Providing additional training capacity is an important part of our strategy to offer the best services to the market. The new Phenom series simulator is a milestone in our long-term relationship with CAE. We are delighted to be part of the new Las Vegas Training Facility.” says Johann Bordais, President and CEO of Embraer Services and .
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The world's best-selling light jet for 11 consecutive years, the Phenom 300 leads the way in of technology, performance and comfort. The aircraft has more than 700 units in operation, being capable of reaching Mach 0,80. In addition, it has unrivaled avionics, including Runway Overrun Awareness and Alerting System (ROAAS); emergency descent mode; built-in rush capability, among others, allowing customers to reach destinations faster and in greater comfort.
“We are pleased to see our partnership with Embraer grow with the integration of the new Phenom series simulator into our training network. It will be the first simulator in Las Vegas, a strategic location for our business. With full Phenom simulators in four cities, we are bringing innovative methodologies and advanced simulation technology closer to where our customers operate their aircraft.”
“With partners like Embraer, we are committed to meeting the growing demand for executive jet pilots”, concludes Nick Leontidis, President of CAE Group, Civil Aviation Training Solutions.
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