The Investor
27 Oct 2025, 19:17
CAE to Deliver Boeing 737MAX Full-Flight Simulator to Malaysia Airlines’ MAB Academy
CAE (NYSE: CAE; TSX: CAE) announced an agreement to deliver a new Boeing 737MAX full-flight simulator (FFS) to MAB Academy, the training arm of Malaysia Airlines Group (MAG). The simulator, scheduled for deployment in July 2026 at the Academy’s new training facility in Sepang, will enhance pilot training capacity and capabilities.
The agreement was signed during Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Malaysia for the ASEAN Summit, highlighting growing collaboration between Canadian and Malaysian aviation sectors.
CAE’s Division President Michel Azar-Hmouda emphasized the long-term partnership with Malaysia Airlines, which began in 2008, and the company’s commitment to training excellence and aviation safety. The simulator will use CAE’s Prodigy Image Generator powered by Epic Games’ Unreal Engine, providing photorealistic visuals for immersive pilot training.
Malaysia Airlines Managing Director Datuk Captain Izham Ismail said the investment reflects the airline’s commitment to safety and innovation as it expands its fleet and strengthens its in-house training capabilities.
CAE (NYSE: CAE; TSX: CAE) announced an agreement to deliver a new Boeing 737MAX full-flight simulator (FFS) to MAB Academy, the training arm of Malaysia Airlines Group (MAG). The simulator, scheduled for deployment in July 2026 at the Academy’s new training facility in Sepang, will enhance pilot training capacity and capabilities.
The agreement was signed during Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Malaysia for the ASEAN Summit, highlighting growing collaboration between Canadian and Malaysian aviation sectors.
CAE’s Division President Michel Azar-Hmouda emphasized the long-term partnership with Malaysia Airlines, which began in 2008, and the company’s commitment to training excellence and aviation safety. The simulator will use CAE’s Prodigy Image Generator powered by Epic Games’ Unreal Engine, providing photorealistic visuals for immersive pilot training.
Malaysia Airlines Managing Director Datuk Captain Izham Ismail said the investment reflects the airline’s commitment to safety and innovation as it expands its fleet and strengthens its in-house training capabilities.
