AirAsia India becomes the first airline to use AI powered CAR Rise training system

AirAsia India becomes the first airline to use AI powered CAR Rise training system

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: August 30 2022

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AirAsia India and CAE have announced their collaboration to integrate the CAE Rise Training System into the airline’s simulator training program. AirAsia India is the first airline in India to adopt a data-driven training program using CAE Rise.
As long-time collaborators, AirAsia and CAE have worked together since 2014 on pilot training at CAE network training centers.
CAE is the leading provider of pilot training solutions that are based on simultaneous technology.
The CAE headquarters are in Canada.
The training system adopted by AirAsia is called the CAE Rise, which provides real-time data during pilot training sessions and analyses them to deliver higher quality training.

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