MONTREAL – CAE Inc. (TSX:CAE) has received several military contracts totalling $90 million, including work for the U.S. air force in Taiwan, the company announced Thursday.
CAE makes a variety of simulators used to train pilots, air crews and maintenance crews working on civilian and military aircraft. It also provides direct and indirect support through training, maintenance and upgrades.
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Under a subcontract from Lockheed Martin, the Montreal-based company will continue to support training systems for air and maintenance crews assigned to the C-130 transport jets based at the U.S. airforce base in Taiwan.
It will also provide maintenance and support services for the CAE-built C-130H training devices operated by the Taiwan Air Force.
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In addition to the work in Taiwan, CAE will provide upgrades on U.S. Navy MH-60S operational flight trainers and weapons tactics trainers, provide continued similar maintenance for the German Armed Forces and provide a variety of support services to an undisclosed military customer.
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