CAE launches new eLearning modules for business aviation in partnership with Advanced Aircrew Academy. This strategic collaboration empowers CAE customers with comprehensive, end-to-end training solutions. By leveraging next-generation eLearning programs, clients can seamlessly consolidate all their training with CAE. The modules will initially support operators under Federal Aviation Administration and will expand to meet global regulatory needs, offering scalable solutions for operators in North America, Europe, and Asia.
These modules will enhance CAE’s extensive eLearning platform, further elevating safety, compliance, and operational excellence across our global training ecosystem. Integrating Advanced Aircrew Academy’s specialized courseware into CAE’s world-class training ecosystem will create a seamless experience that enhances the value of training for business aviation operators.
Timothy Schoenauer, Senior Director, Global Business Aviation Training Solutions at CAE commented: “We’re always looking to improve our customers’ experience by making the training process as convenient as possible,” said Timothy Schoenauer, Senior Director, Global Business Aviation Training Solutions at CAE. “Through this partnership with Advanced Aircrew Academy, we are adding to our extensive library to offer our customers industry-leading modules, simplifying the back-end administration, and providing them with one end-to-end training provider. We will also be offering specialized eLearning training packages for the Americas, Europe and Asia, making it easy for operators to identify the courses their pilots need to take.”
Jordan Huibers, co-CEO, Advanced Aircrew Academy stated: “Advanced Aircrew Academy is proud to collaborate with CAE on this initiative. CAE customers will now benefit from approximately 70 advanced and integrated eLearning courses, developed by subject matter experts and updated regularly, elevating established training programs and enhancing safety.”
Through the new eLearning offering, CAE customers will be able to select from three tailored tiers:

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