CAE offers new courses at Dothan Training Center
The CAE Dothan Training Center (DTC) in Alabama is the site for US Army fixed-wing flight training programme as well as for US Air Force C-12 training. The military approved and certified training centre is also available to other US and international military customers.
CAE will announce at the upcoming Army Aviation Association of America (Quad-A) that it has extended its course offering to provide three and five day recurrent training courses on the C-12 (Beech King Air 200) as well as upset recovery training.
The five-day C-12 recurrent/refresher course is already offered under the US Army’s fixed-wing contract but
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