Maintenance and Modifications
São Paulo’s TAM expands services and facilities
After a difficult year in 2003, Brazil’s largest executive charter company, TAM Taxi Aéreo Marília, saw better times last year, when its revenues increased

After a difficult year in 2003, Brazil’s largest executive charter company, TAM Taxi Aéreo Marília, saw better times last year, when its revenues increased to Real 105 million ($39.4 million)–up 15 percent from the previous year–with help from a recovery in the local economy. The increase in revenues was a result of growing demand on all fronts, including maintenance, aircraft sales and executive charter.

Last year TAM inaugurated its new 581,251-sq-ft business aircraft maintenance facilities, which it claims to be the largest and most modern in Latin America. The move has given TAM room to operate and grow, in addition to allowing TAM to service a broader array of aircraft. Besides to being an authorized Cessna service center, TAM also works on a wide range of other aircraft, including Dassault Falcon, Bombardier and Gulfstream jets.

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