18 juin 2018 | Local, Aérospatial

Nouveau site web de SkyAlyne

FORMATION VÉRITABLEMENT CANADIENNE

SkyAlyne Canada est une entité canadienne possédant des capacités inégalées en matière d'entraînement des pilotes et des membres d'équipage

CAE et KF Aerospace unissent leurs forces en vue de créer la coentreprise SkyAlyne Canada

Les deux entreprises s'associent pour renforcer leur leadership en matière d'entraînement militaire des pilotes et des équipages au Canada

CAE et KF Aerospace, deux chefs de file canadiens en matière d'entraînement des pilotes et des équipages, ont annoncé aujourd'hui qu'ils se sont entendus pour former SkyAlyne Canada Inc., une coentreprise partagée à parts égales (50/50) qui se concentrera sur le développement et la prestation de solutions d'entraînement de renommée mondiale destinées aux pilotes et aux équipages au Canada.

http://skyalyne.ca/fr/

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