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CAE Inc. is a Canadian company that provides training and simulation solutions for aviation, defense, and healthcare.
What CAE Does
- Builds flight simulators for airlines and military forces
- Provides pilot and crew training
- Offers defense training systems
- Develops medical simulation tools for healthcare education
Founded
- 1947
- Headquarters: Montreal, Canada
- Listed on: Toronto Stock Exchange (Ticker: CAE)
In short, CAE helps pilots, military personnel, and healthcare professionals train safely using advanced simulation technology.
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