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CAE captures $100 million in military contracts
CAE will upgrade a Chinook CH-47 simulator at a CAE training centre in Britain for the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
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December 10, 2009 CAE Inc. trading at $8.12 on a volume of 9,300 shares In a press release on December 10, CAE wins military contracts valued at more than C$100 million CAE today announced a series of military contracts with the Netherlands, Germany, and other global defence forces.
Recovery will be slow, CAE says
Hard-pressed governments are fully adopting simulation technology to cut flight training costs, according to CAE's Marc Parent.
Montreal's flight training giant CAE Inc. yesterday won a $35 million follow-up simulator order for China's new ARJ21-700 regional jet due to enter commercial service in 2011.
CAE wins $100M military contracts
CAE Inc. has announced a series of military contracts with the Netherlands, Germany and other global defence forces worth more than $100 million.
Quebec development minister says aerospace layoffs unfortunate but temporary
Clement Gignac said Monday he's confident the thousands of job losses over the past year in the province's aerospace sector will return in the coming years.
Canadian aerospace profits to drop 20 per cent in 2010, says Conference Board
Backed by nearly two years of production backlog, the industry has fared better through the recession than many other manufacturing industries.
Appointed president and chief executive officer of CAE in October, Marc Parent takes the helm of one of Canada's largest aerospace and defense companies during a slump in civil aviation and a growth period in the company's military market.
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Emirates-CAE Flight Training signs three contracts for pilot training
Emirates-CAE Flight Training announced today the signing of contracts with Jet Aviation, MSC Aviation, and Transaero for tailored pilot training at the Dubai centre for Boeing, Gulfstream, and Hawker aircraft platforms.
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Despite some early signs that the commercial aviation industry is on the mend, it will likely be a few more quarters before airlines start ordering full-flight simulators again at the pace they were at before the recession, according to Marc Parent, CAE's new chief executive.
Flight simulator maker CAE Inc. posted a 20% drop in second quarter profit Wednesday on continued weakness in the civil aerospace sector.
CAE profit falls on weak aerospace sector
Flight simulator maker CAE Inc. posted a 20-per-cent drop in second-quarter profit Wednesday on weakness in the civil aerospace sector.
Slump in aviation market hits CAE's profits
An employee looks up at a CAE 7000 Series simulator at the CAE Inc. headquarters in Montreal.
CAE Inc posts smaller second quarter profit than last year as revenue dips
Weak demand in the civil aviation industry coupled with restructuring costs caused CAE Inc.
CAE Wins Contracts For Four Full-Flight Simulators
Sums Plus update And Relocation Services Worth About $52 Million CAE has signed contracts valued at approximately $52 million to design and manufacture four full-flight simulators and related training devices, and to provide simulator updates and relocations.
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