CAE joins effort to train air traffic controllers amid countrywide shortage
- CAE Inc. Has opened a new air traffic training center in Montreal to address a shortage of air traffic controllers amid concerns for flight safety oversight.
- The goal is to train 478 air traffic students by 2028, utilizing courseware from Nav Canada and seven schools across the country.
- Nav Canada plans to take on about 1,500 students by 2028 to improve its graduation rates, which currently sit at about 40 percent.
- The International Air Transport Association criticized North American air traffic control organizations for staffing shortages that led to unacceptable delays and disruptions in flights.
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