Jet Airways and CAE have signed a training centre operations services contract and that Jet Airways pilots have already started to train at CAE's integrated training centre in Bengaluru. Under the terms of the agreement, CAE has relocated Jet Airways' CAE-built simulators from the airline's training centre in Mumbai to CAE's training centre in Bengaluru. 
 
Jet Airways' simulators, which include two B737 full-flight simulators (FFS) and one B777 FFS, are now fully operational and certified by India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

"It is our priority to train our pilots to the highest level of safety, and we are proud to have CAE as our training partner of choice," said Cramer Ball, chief executive officer designate, Jet Airways.

"We have purchased all our simulators from CAE in the past and we are delighted to expand our relationship to now include training centre operations services. In the years ahead, the pilot training requirements for Jet Airways will evolve and this agreement with CAE will ensure that our highly trained flight crew continue to be trained to the highest international aviation standards."

Shares of Jet Airways declined Rs 3.8, or 1.66%, to settle at Rs 224.60. The total volume of shares traded was 283,214 at the BSE (Tuesday).