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CAE Inc.

CAE Inc.

CAE Inc provides training and aviation services, integrated enterprise solutions, in-service support, and crew-sourcing services. The company operations are managed through two segments: Civil Aviation which offers comprehensive training solutions for flight, cabin, maintenance, and ground personnel in commercial, business, and helicopter aviation, a complete range of flight simulation training devices, ab initio pilot training, and crew sourcing services, as well as aircraft flight operations solutions; and Defense and Security which is a world-wide training and simulation provider delivering scalable, platform-independent solutions that enable and enhance force readiness and security. It generates the majority of its revenue from the Civil Aviation segment.www.cae.com

Search complete. 14 mentions across 10 episodes found for "CAE Inc.".

Oct 29, 2026

John ZechnerGUEST
7:00
It keeps you in the sector and is probably one of the better monetizers of AI spending right now.
John ZechnerGUEST
7:07
Stock number two, CAE.
Caroline LesleyHOST
7:08
CAE is the Canadian company best known for flight simulators and pilot training.
Caroline LesleyHOST
7:13
But John's focus is on its defense business.
Caroline LesleyHOST
7:15
So, John, what's the opportunity on the defense side?
John ZechnerGUEST
7:34
But, you know, they might get to 2, 2.5%, which means massive increases from where they are currently.
John ZechnerGUEST
7:39
And I just think for Canada, spending is going to be focused on some of the companies that provide some of the defense services.
John ZechnerGUEST
7:47
And, you know, a name like CAE fits perfectly into that.
Kenn RicciGUEST
15:39
I've invested it.
Kenn RicciGUEST
15:40
I own Simcom, which I sold to CAE.
Kenn RicciGUEST
15:42
I own what is today Atlantic Aviation.
Kenn RicciGUEST
15:45
Hold
Goldy HyderGUEST
21:11
I want to be a global leader.
Goldy HyderGUEST
21:12
You think of a little company that started out with 60 some odd employees, a CAE, you know, in Montreal headquartered company.
Goldy HyderGUEST
21:19
That company is now the largest market share for flight simulators around the world.
Goldy HyderGUEST
21:24
Because it had the ambition and the dream and the desire to grow and keep growing.
Goldy HyderGUEST
25:08
I want to be a global leader.
Goldy HyderGUEST
25:09
You think of a little company that started out with 60 some odd employees, a CAE, you know, in Montreal headquartered company.
Goldy HyderGUEST
25:16
That company is now the largest market share for flight simulators around the world.
Goldy HyderGUEST
25:20
because it had the ambition and the dream and the desire to grow and keep growing.
Casey CokerGUEST
14:24
But what we do is aircraft-specific maintenance training.
Casey CokerGUEST
14:27
So when it comes to some of our major competitors, those are people like CAE, Flight Safety, but we don't offer any type of pilot training.
Casey CokerGUEST
14:37
We're not in the flight training game.
Casey CokerGUEST
14:39
We just want to be... perfect at maintaining so where most people have instructor professional instructors we kind of pride ourselves on the fact that we have professional maintainers that have had decades of hands-on experience on the aircraft that they are going to be training on and uh then we put them through training to understand how to be a good instructor so
Bryan MorrisonHOST
17:40
Did you hear about that at all?
Zoran StojkovićGUEST
17:43
Uh, I think CAE might've been doing some research that, that I'm aware of, something related to biofeedback and VR setups and augmented reality.
Bryan MorrisonHOST
17:55
Yeah, this was, uh, here in Portage, and I think maybe Moose Jaw, but I'm not positive.
Bryan MorrisonHOST
18:01
Or I said here in Portage.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
4:57
Because of all of this, very few 737 MAX simulators were made.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
5:03
Only two companies manufacture them, CAE and TRU Simulation.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
5:08
These simulators are not a whole lot cheaper than the aircraft themselves.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
5:12
A full-movement 737 MAX simulator is estimated to cost up to $15 million, and therefore the hourly cost to run one of these is in the thousands.
Marella FernandezHOST
36:19
Okay, let's get to an email from Rita here.
Marella FernandezHOST
36:22
Uh, what do you think of CAE? Uh, this is a company out of Quebec that does flight simulation trains, the training for pilots essentially.
Marella FernandezHOST
36:29
Uh, what do you think of CAE-
Jamie MurrayGUEST
36:30
CAE-Yeah, so CAE, we have owned this at times in the past.
Jamie MurrayGUEST
36:35
Uh, we don't currently have a position.
Jamie MurrayGUEST
36:38
Um, they do flight simulations and flight, flight simulators for, for, uh, training pilots for, for major airlines.
Jeff WiseHOST
15:54
Yeah
Aaron MurphyGUEST
15:55
Now, this is the difference between a real airplane, uh, a CAE level simulator, and the uFly simulator.
Aaron MurphyGUEST
16:04
The air speed has not changed since we started this experiment.
Aaron MurphyGUEST
16:07
This is, this is the issue with a, a simulator that is not certified for training, is it-
Rusi KapadiaGUEST
57:29
Well, yeah, what else are we good at? Uh, well, I mean, I, I think we're good at a few things.
Rusi KapadiaGUEST
57:32
Like, um, well, for instance, where my dad used to work, CAE, they're number one in the planet in terms of flight simulators.
Rob ColeHOST
57:38
That's true.
Rob ColeHOST
57:40
That's, like, a nice little niche.

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