MILITARY SIMULATOR CENSUS 2016 in association with CAE is a world-class training systems integrator that offers comprehensive training centres, training services and simulation products across the air, land, naval, public safety and healthcare domains. No where is our experience, expertise and technology leadership more evident than in the comprehensive flight training solutions we offer. CAE designs and delivers more civil and military aviation training solutions than any other organisation worldwide. With training facilities in 35 countries, more than 8,000 dedicated employees, and world-leading simulation technologies developed over almost 70 years, we train more than 120,000 civil and military crew members each year. Count on us to help enhance your safety, efficiency and mission readiness. cae.com [email protected] @CAE_Defence FlightGlobal | 3 MILITARY SIMULATOR CENSUS 2016 CONTENTS ACRONYMS 4Mikoyan 19 India 28 ANALYSIS 5Mil 19 Indonesia 28 Mitsubishi 19 Iran 28 CENSUS BY AIRCRafT TYPE Moravan 20 Iraq 28 Aero Vodochody 7 NH Industries 20 Israel 28 Aerospatiale 7 Northrop Grumman 20 Italy 29 AgustaWestland 7 Panavia 21 Japan 29 AIDC 8Pilatus 21 Jordan 29 Airbus Helicopters* 8 PZL 21 Kazakhstan 29 Airbus Military 8 Raytheon 21 Kuwait 29 Alenia Aermacchi 9 Saab 21 Malaysia 29 AMX International 9 SEPECAT 21 Mexico 30 Antonov 9 Sikorsky 21 Morocco 30 BAE Systems 9 Socata 23 Myanmar 30 Beechcraft 10 Sukhoi 23 Netherlands 30 Bell Boeing 11 TAI/AgustaWestland 23 New Zealand 30 Bell Helicopter 11 Transall 23 Nigeria 30 Boeing 12 Westland 23 Norway 30 Boeing Vertol 14 Oman 30 Boeing/BAS Systems 14 CENSUS BY OPERATOR COUNTRY Pakistan 30 Bombardier 14 Algeria 25 Peru 30 CASA 14 Angola 25 Poland 30 Cessna 14 Argentina 25 Portugal 30 Dassault 14 Australia 25 Qatar 31 Dassault/Dornier 15 Austria 25 Romania 31 Dassault-Breguet 16 Bahrain 25 Russia 31 Douglas 16 Belgium 25 Saudi Arabia 31 Embraer 16 Brazil 25 Singapore 31 Enstrom 16 Brunei 26 Slovakia 32 Eurocopter (see Airbus Helicopters)* Canada 26 South Africa 32 Eurofighter 16 Chile 26 South Korea 32 Fairchild Republic 16 China 26 Spain 32 Hawker Beechcraft 16 Colombia 26 Sweden 32 Hindustan Aeronautics 16 Croatia 26 Switzerland 32 IAR 16 Czech Republic 26 Taiwan 32 Israel Aerospace Industries 16 Denmark 26 Thailand 33 Kaman 16 Ecuador 26 Tunisia 33 Kamov 16 Egypt 26 Turkey 33 Kawasaki Heavy Industries 16 Finland 27 UAE 33 Korea Aerospace Industries 16 France 27 UK 33 Lockheed Martin 16 Germany 27 Uruguay 34 McDonell-Douglas 19 Greece 28 USA 34 Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm 19 Hungary 28 Uzbekistan 38 *Formely Eurocopter Group, Airbus Helicopters is the helicopter manufacturing division of Airbus Group. In line with the company’s new identity, Airbus Helicopters has renamed its product range, replacing the former “EC” designation with an “H” (for example: EC145 is now called H145M) FlightGlobal | 3 MILITARY SIMULATOR CENSUS 2016 ACRONYMS DEVICES ACE Air Combat Emulators FFMS Full Flight Mission Simulator MTT Military Training Technology ACES Aerial Combat Engagement Simulator FFS Full Flight Simulator OFS Operational Flight Simulators AMT Avionics Maintenance Trainer FMFS Full Mission Flight Simulator OF/NT Operational Flight/Navigational Trainer APT Advanced Pilot Training FMFT Full Mission Flight Trainer OFT Operational Flight Trainer ATD Aviation Training Device FMS Full Mission Simulator OTT Operational Tactics ASTA Aircrew Synthetic Training Aids FMST Flight Management System Trainer OMS Operational Mission Simulator AVCATT Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer FMT Full Mission Trainer PCT Procedures Crew Trainer BATD Basic Aviation Training Device FNPT Flight & Navigation Procedures Trainer PMATS Predator Mission Aircrew Training System BaTS Battle Staff Training Simulator FPT Flat Panel Trainer PTC Rear Crew CAPTT Cockpit Avionics Part Task Trainer FS Flight Simulator PTT Part Task Trainer CATS Complete Aircrew Training System FTD Flight Training Device RCPT Reconfigurable Cockpit Procedures Trainer CDS Cockpit Dynamic Simulator FTS Flight Training Services RCT Rear Crew Trainer CFTD Containerized Flight Training Device FuT Fuselage Trainer R&D Simulator Complexity Test Bed CMS Combat Mission Simulator GT Integrated Gunnery Trainer RTT Reconfigurable Tactics Trainer CMT Composite Maintenance Trainer HAWST Helicopter Aircrew Weapon Systems Trainer SIL System Integration lab CPT Cockpit Procedure Trainer ICMS Integrated Crew Member Simulator TBOS Transportable Blackhawk Operations Simulator CT/IPS Cockpit Trainers/Interactive Pilot Stations ICST Integrated Cockpit Systems Trainer TFPS Transportable Flight Proficiency Simulator DMRT Deployable Mission Rehearsal Trainers ICT Integrated Cockpit Trainer TFTD Tactical Flight Training Device DMS Dynamic Mission Simulator IFS Integrated Flight Simulation/Initial Flight Training TOFT Tactical Operational Flight Trainer DMT Distributed Mission Trainer IFT Instrument Flight Trainer TPT Troop Proficiency Trainer DTFTD Deployable Tactical Flight Training Device IPT Integrated Procedures Trainer ULT Unit Level Trainer DTT Desk Top Trainer LCT Longbow Crew Trainer UMT Unmanned Mission Trainer ESTD Ejection Seat LMPTT Loadmaster part-task trainers UTD Unit Training Device EPT Egress Procedures MPDT Multi-Purpose VDGT Virtual Door Gunner Trainer EST Ejection Seat Trainer MPT Maritime Professional Training VMT Virtual Maintenance Trainer ETD Egress Training MTD Maintenance Training Device VST Virtual Sensor Trainer FBS Fixed-Base Simulator MS Military Simulator WST Weapon Systems Trainer FDD Flight Desk Device MSDT Mission Systems Desktop Trainer WTT Weapon Tactics Trainer FDS Flight Dynamics Simulator MST Mission System TRAINING LOCATIONS Please note that different militaries around the world use various names for a full-mission AFB Air Force Base simulator. Some of these include operational flight trainer (OFT), dynamic mission simulator ANGB Air National Guard Base (DMS), combat mission simulator (CMS), weapon systems trainer (WST), or full-flight and MCAS Marine Corps Air Station mission simulator (FFMS). For example, the US Air Force refers to all of their full-mission MCB Marine Cops Base simulators as "WSTs" regardless if the aircraft platform carries weapons or not, while the US Army uses the term CMS, and the Australian Defence Forces use the term FFMS. NAS Naval Air Station The information contained in our databases and used in this presentation has been assembled from many sources, and whilst reasonable care has been taken to ensure accuracy, the information is supplied on the understanding that no legal liability whatsoever shall attach to FlightGlobal, its offices, or employees in respect of any error or omission that may have occurred. © 2016 FlightGlobal, part of Reed Business Information Ltd 4 | FlightGlobal FlightGlobal | 5 MILITARY SIMULATOR CENSUS 2016 ANALYSIS There are currently just over 2,300 military aircraft simulation devices MARKET SHARE BY MILITARY SIMULATOR MANUfaCTURER in operation globally, according to the latest data from FlightGlobal. This figure represents a 3% increase on the total for the same period CAE in 2015. 22% Other 28% CAE leads all suppliers, with a 22% market share, followed by L-3 Link & Simulation, with 18%. Flight Safety International and Thales both have shares of 11% and Boeing has 10%; the balance of the military devices are provided by other manufacturers. L-3 Link Simulation More than half – 54% – of the world’s military aircraft simulators are Boeing & Training based in the USA, which operates close to 1,250 devices. Globally, 10% 18% Lockheed Martin and Boeing types represent 22% and 20%, respectively, of all simulated aircraft. Thales FSI 11% 11% Flight Safety International shipped 12 devices to the US Army between January and September 2016, including 10 Airbus Helicopters UH- 72 and two Sikorsky UH-60M simulators. The company has also MILITARY SIMULATOR SHARE BY AIRCRAFT MANUfaCTURER delivered a single static flight training device for Bell Helicopter AH- 1Z attack helicopters to the US Marine Corps. Lockheed Martin 22% CAE has provided a total of 11 simulators to various clients globally Other since January. During 2016, the Canadian manufacturer announced 35% a series of contracts to provide a range of training services and simulation product upgrades for global military customers. These include the contract awarded by the Canadian Department of National Defence to CAE to perform maintenance and support Boeing services on flight simulators at various Canadian Forces bases. It Bell 20% was also contracted to upgrade two Boeing CH-47 Chinook dynamic Helicopter mission simulators at CAE’s Medium Support Helicopter Aircrew 6% Training Facility at RAF Benson in the UK, while Boeing awarded a Beechcraft Sikorsky contract to CAE to provide concurrency upgrades on US Navy P-8A 8% 9% flight trainers. MILITARY SIMULATOR SHARE BY COUNTRY L-3 Link Simulation & Training announced early in 2016 that it had been awarded a contract option from the US Air Force to build 34 new Predator Mission Aircrew Training System simulators. The contract Other was awarded by the US Air Force’s Life Cycle Management Center at 32% Wright-Patterson AFB. Later in the year, L-3 Link announced that two CH-47F operational flight trainers installed at the US Army’s Warrior Hall facility had been released for training. USA 54% Australia Other market activity during the year included the Indonesian Air 2% Force delivery of a CAE-built Lockheed Martin C-130H full-mission simulator that was previously in service with the