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CAE Aviation - Eye in the sky |
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Dutch Aviation Support Article |
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A new article for the independent leading Dutch aviation magazine 'Piloot en
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also for the independent leading Hungarian
aviation magazine 'Aranysas'
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also for the independent leading Italian aviation magazine 'Aeronautica
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| The Dutch 'Piloot en Vliegtuig' magazine also published this remarquable article | |||
 
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| CAE is one of the leading companies as it comes to 'Eye in the Sky'! | |||
  
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| The company is situated at Luxembourg Airfield | |||
  
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| In the very near future there will be a complete new undercome for this company | |||
 
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| CAE is now also known by the Hungarian aviation enthousiasts | |||
 
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| Aeronautica & Difesa published and introduced CAE Luxembourg in Italy | |||
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| Extremely clear images from our 'spies in the skies ! | |||
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| Read all about it in our article, about seeing without being seen | |||
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| One of the planes we are to meet in this story is the Cessna Grand Caravan C-208B | |||
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| What 'Q' is in James Bond, these specialists are for CAE, all adjustments take place in own running | |||
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| All kind of equipment can be mounted for any kind of special operation in their own planes | |||
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| Many times therefor adjustments on fuselage or other parts have to be made to accomplish that | |||
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| A view on the maintainance hall, and outside a class of paratroopers just have been graduated ! | |||
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| Also flying is the Swearingen SW-3A Merlin III, here at Malta Luqa for a fuel stop | |||
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| This crew of the Britten Norman T-2 Turbo Islander may not to be recognised for the camera | |||
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| Some equipment (MX 20) can be retrackted, something less striking from time to time..... | |||
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| From heights of 3 to 4 kilometer without any noise any object can be investigated and pictured | |||
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| Like illegal refugees, or a terrorists camp. We see you, you don't see us.... ! | |||
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| A certain ship in a certain harbour is to be investigated and/or followed: Just call CAE for the job | |||
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| Left you see 'just a ship' , right you see with heat-detecting sensors there are men under the deck ! | |||
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| Here for instance a train on a station that just arrived (heat) or the impact of a GBU bomb | |||
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| To transport troops the Short Skyvans SC-7 and Casa's 212-300 (1 Maritime) are in use | |||
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| Troops mounting the Skyvan (L) and faces are not to be recognized for their own safety | |||
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| Special forces can be dropped any time, anywhere, by day and night | |||
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| The Britten Norman Turbo Islander is a very useful type of aircraft for CAE | |||
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| CAE's Casa C-212-300. Even an own 'little known' airfield is in use for training by CAE in France | |||
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| CAE is a discreet company, no 'James Bond' stories here, but solely skilled professionals ! | |||
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| They do their jobs silently, as an 'Eye in the Sky', what has to be done has to be done. | |||
| Thanks 'Luc' for all your time and efforts ! | |||
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