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CAE Inc. secures $300 million U.S. Air Force training contract

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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CAE Inc., a flight simulator maker based in Montreal, secured a $300-million contract. This deal extends CAE’s role as the main contractor schooling U.S. aircrews on the C-130 Hercules military transport plane. The contract was granted to CAE’s American defense division. This award comes as Donald Trump has moved to ban Canadian companies from U.S. government procurement.

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Why it matters

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The contract provides a significant revenue stream for the Montreal-based firm. This success occurs amid regulatory risk, as Donald Trump has proposed a ban on Canadian companies participating in U.S. government procurement.

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Who's involved

  • MontrealThe location of CAE Inc.'s base of operations.
  • Donald TrumpProposed a ban on Canadian companies from U.S. government procurement.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • QuebecSpeculative

    Quebec might see increased regional economic activity due to the major contract for a Quebec-based company.

  • MontrealSpeculative

    Montreal might receive a significant revenue stream from the contract awarded to the local firm.

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