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SITA Agrees to Acquire CAE's Flightscape

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On October 26, 2026, SITA announced it had reached an agreement to acquire Flightscape, the aviation operations software business under CAE Inc. On the same day, PhocusWire reported that the transaction's enterprise value was US$500 million. Flightscape's software is used daily by more than 90 airlines for flight planning, crew management, operations control, ground coordination and inflight services. SITA plans, after the transaction closes, to integrate Flightscape in phases with its existing products including Safety Line and Big Blue Analytics, to help airlines coordinate operations, anticipate disruptions and improve recovery. The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions including regulatory approval, and has not yet closed.

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Latest developments10月26日 08:00
SITA announced the acquisition of CAE's Flightscape, with an enterprise value of US$500 million, expected to close in the first half of 2027.

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10月26日
  1. SITA PressroomSelected
    SITA Reaches Agreement to Acquire CAE's Aviation Operations Software Business Flightscape

    SITA has reached an agreement to acquire Flightscape, the aviation operations software business of CAE Inc. The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions including regulatory approval. Flightscape's software is used daily by more than 90 airlines for flight planning, crew management, operations control, ground coordination and in-flight services. SITA plans to integrate it in phases with existing products such as Safety Line and Big Blue Analytics after the transaction closes.

  2. PhocusWire All NewsSelected
    SITA acquires CAE's Flightscape for $500 million

    SITA has agreed to acquire CAE's aviation operations software business Flightscape for an enterprise value of $500 million. Flightscape's software is used by more than 90 airlines for flight planning, crew management, operations control, ground activities and in-flight services. SITA plans to integrate it with its own technology in phases after the transaction closes, to help airlines coordinate operations, anticipate disruptions and improve recovery.