Charter & Fractional
TAG Aviation Adapts to the Changing Charter Market
After changing its market focus, by the end of this year TAG Aviation expects to be managing a fleet of some 90 jets under three aircraft operator certificates in Switzerland, the UK and Spain. It currently operates an additional 37 managed aircraft in Asia, with AOCs in Hong Kong and Bahrain.
After changing its market focus, by the end of this year TAG Aviation expects to be managing a fleet of some 90 jets under three aircraft operator certificates in Switzerland, the UK and Spain. It currently operates an additional 37 managed aircraft in Asia, with AOCs in Hong Kong and Bahrain.

Among business aviation’s service providers, TAG Aviation is arguably the most understated and least prone to high-profile self-promotion. But the Swiss-based aircraft management and support company has quietly expanded its customer base by emphasizing a highly personalized level of service and an insistence on taking the long-term view, rather than precipitously shifting tack to exploit what all too often can prove to be fleeting opportunities.

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