Aircraft
Bombardier Moves To Direct Sales, TAG Steps Down as Rep
In line with this change, Bombardier and TAG Aeronautics have “amicably elected” to end their contractual agreements.
TAG Group CEO Mansour Ojjeh (left), who founded the company with his brother Aziz (center), celebrates another TAG Aeronautics order for Global Express aircraft at the 1997 Dubai Air Show with then Bombardier Business Aircraft president Michael Graff. [Photo: AIN]
TAG Group CEO Mansour Ojjeh (left), who founded the company with his brother Aziz (center), celebrates another TAG Aeronautics order for Global Express aircraft at the 1997 Dubai Air Show with then Bombardier Business Aircraft president Michael Graff. [Photo: AIN]

TAG Aeronautics, the company that helped launch Bombardier into the business aviation market by making a bold and early commitment to purchase 21 Challenger 600s, and Bombardier have agreed to end a nearly 40-year relationship under which TAG Aeronautics served as Bombardier’s exclusive sales representative and distributor for new Challengers and Globals in 22 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. The relationship began in 1977, and since then TAG Aeronautics has sold more than 100 Bombardier jets to customers in the 22 countries.