CAE Phoenix
CAE is a global leader in aviation training with the world's largest network of civil aviation training centers.
3 training centers across 3 cities
CAE is a global leader in aviation training with the world's largest network of civil aviation training centers.
World's largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators with 70+ years of professional aviation training excellence.
SIMCOM Aviation Training, a CAE company, provides business and general aviation training with Level D simulators across multiple locations.
Arizona stands as a premier destination for flight simulator training, featuring three professional training centers across Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson. With seven advanced simulators operated by industry leaders CAE, FlightSafety International, and SIMCOM Aviation Training, the state offers comprehensive pilot education programs in an ideal year-round training climate.
Phoenix and Scottsdale host multiple world-class training facilities, while Tucson provides additional simulator training options. CAE, FlightSafety International, and SIMCOM Aviation Training operate state-of-the-art facilities throughout Arizona, offering diverse aircraft type ratings and recurrent training programs for commercial, corporate, and airline pilots.
Arizona's seven full-flight simulators encompass a wide range of aircraft types, from business jets to commercial airliners. These Level D simulators feature advanced motion systems, realistic cockpit environments, and sophisticated visual systems that provide immersive training experiences. The diverse simulator fleet supports training for popular aircraft including Citations, King Airs, regional jets, and various turbine aircraft.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport provides excellent connectivity for pilots traveling to Arizona for training, with direct flights from major cities nationwide. Scottsdale Airport and Tucson International Airport offer additional convenient access points, particularly for corporate and private aircraft operators attending nearby training facilities.
Arizona's consistently favorable weather conditions ensure uninterrupted training schedules, while the state's lower operational costs compared to coastal markets provide excellent value. The concentration of multiple training providers creates a competitive environment that benefits pilots through diverse program offerings and scheduling flexibility.