Dassault Aviation acquires TAG’s MRO facilities
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Dassault Aviation has completed its acquisition of TAG Aviation’s Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) business, aimed at expanding the firm’s worldwide service centre network.
The new organisation has been renamed TAG Maintenance Services (TMS) and is operated as a wholly owned Dassault Aviation affiliate. The TAG purchase is part of an ongoing effort by Dassault Aviation to broaden its global service footprint. It follows the acquisition of ExecuJet’s 11 MRO facilities and RUAG’s business aviation operations in Geneva and Lugano, both announced this year.
Dassault has acquired all TAG maintenance operations, including its service centres in Geneva, Farnborough, Le Bourget, Lisbon and its satellite facilities in Luton and Moscow. The company will continue servicing all aircraft types it supported previously, both Falcon and otherwise.
Combined, the recent MRO acquisitions have added 19 new facilities and nearly 1,000 service professionals to Dassault Aviation’s global service network.