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CAE Cuts 280 Jobs, Including 180 in Quebec

The restructuring follows softer civil aviation demand and lower aircraft deliveries as CAE prepares a broader strategy update in May.

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A major blow to the aerospace industry as CAE cuts 280 jobs, including 180 in Quebec, mainly in the Montreal area.

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Flight Training Firm CAE Cuts Jobs Ahead of May Business Update

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CAE plans workforce reduction as new CEO reshapes strategy (CAE:NYSE)

CAE Inc. cuts 2% of its workforce in a CEO-led restructuring amid weaker civil aviation demand and rising defense opportunities.

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Thinning Cure at Cae that Removes 280 Posts

The Quebec manufacturer of flight simulators says that this represents about 2% of its global workforce. In Montreal, 180 positions are eliminated.

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CAE cuts 280 jobs, including 180 in Quebec

A major blow to the aerospace industry as CAE cuts 280 jobs, including 180 in Quebec, mainly in the Montreal area.

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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail
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CAE cuts 2% of work force as plane orders drop

Montreal-based aviation and defence company is also selling training centres in Barcelona, Brussels and Stockholm

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Slimming Regime at Cae, Quebec Population: 180 Positions Eliminated

The slimming regime at CAE is synonymous with bad news for its employees. Quebec's flight simulator and saber training giant is close to 5% of its Quebec workforce – about 180 positions – while he wants to reduce his spending.

·Montreal, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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