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Posted by -Neelam Mathews Nov 30, 2013 A video clip that "showcases strong data, insights about the India growth story from both pilot and fleet expansion which will be insightful," says an Interglobe statement to us. Marc Parent of CAE and Rahul Bhatia from InterGlobe Enterprises provide an insight on how the InterGlobe-CAE partnership will help achieve growth.  Click LINK below- https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8k1rKnsrAwQNkhFaXMybU5nV1U/edit

Posted by- Neelam Mathews Nov 22, 2013 Starting Aug 29, training commenced at the CAE Simulation Training P.L. centre in Delhi, India's National Capital Region. The training centre is a joint venture between CAE and Interglobe. The centre currently houses two full-flight simulators providing training for airlines in India and the neighbouring region.  With its six simulator bays, the centre will be able to train over 5,000 professionals per year, at full capacity. "CAE is happy to continue meeting the growing needs of India's civil aviation community by bringing the National Capital Region a world-class training facility. We have developed excellent relationships with the leading carriers in India and have been expanding our presence in the region to offer an extensive range of aviation training solutions," said Nick Leontidis, CAE Group President, Civil Simulation Products, Training and Services. "Pilots and aviation professionals from the region now hav...

                                                 

Neelam Mathews June 26, 2011 CAE Flight Training (India) and InterGlobe Enterprises are forming a joint venture training center to provide pilot and maintenance training solutions for the Indian aviation market. The center, expected to be ready for operation by the end of 2012, will be located in the National Capital Region, Delhi. It is CAEs fifth aviation training facility in India. AirAsia has also signed with CAE , a joint venture agreement to set up an aviation training center, called the Asian Aviation Academy to be located at what is now the AirAsia Academy, a short distance from the Low-Cost Carrier Terminal in Sepang, Selangor in Malaysia.   “Our goal is to make the center a prominent ‘aviation university’ and to make it the largest training center in Asia, said Tony Fernandes Group CEO of AirAsia. “By training personnel from other airlines, it will allow us to convert our training program into a profit generator, in line with our aim to boost revenue via ancil...

Travel/Distribution Systems Aviation Daily Apr 30 , 2010 , p. 15 Neelam Mathews InterGlobe General Aviation, a subsidiary of InterGlobe Enterprises, has added Dornier Seaplane Company, including the Dornier Seastar CD2, to its growing business aviation portfolio, buoyed in part by the tourism industry, which is looking at seaplanes to transport tourists to islands. “We are examining it,” Nigel Harwood, CEO, InterGlobe General Aviation, told The DAILY. “The problem is Dornier is not ready for production till 2011. We will look at an interim solution till then if required before that.” Despite India having a vast coastline, the country does not have a single seaplane. Government-owned Pawan Hans Helicopters has been planning for two years to start seaplane operations to Andaman and Nicobar islands, which attract 1 million visitors a year, and for use in inter-island connections. It had plans to lease out at least four seaplanes. Harwood said the company was also examining busin...