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Adacel joins CAE team to pursue Australian future air mission training project

15th August 2023 - 17:30 GMT | by Shephard News Team in London

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F-AMTS aims to provide the most advanced technologies for training. (Photo: Adacel)

Air traffic control training and simulation solution provider Adacel has joined the CAE-led Team AUStringer in response to the Australian AIR 5428 Phase 3, Future Air Mission Training System (F-AMTS) effort.

Under the terms of their collaboration, Adacel will support CAE Australia in the provision of training solutions and services to deliver immersive air traffic control (ATC) training integrated within the F-AMTS located at RAAF Base East Sale, Victoria.

‘Together, we aim to create and deliver advanced ATC solutions that offer a highly immersive training environment, to surpass RAAF's specific training goals,’ Adacel CEO Daniel Verret said.

Through the F-AMTS, the RAAF is aiming to take advantage of modern technologies to keep pace with rapid developments in the training environment.

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ATC candidates and postgraduate students represent a significant number of Mission Aviators trained in Australia.

The project seeks to maximise Australia’s defence industry involvement in the acquisition, operation and sustainment of this defence capability.