Maintenance and Modifications
Bermuda Approves TAG Aviation To Maintain Business Jets
The company is seeing growing demand for support from Asian customers
Phil Balmer, TAG Aviation director of maintenance and Vincent Picard, maintenance manager
Phil Balmer (left), TAG Aviation director of maintenance, and Vincent Picard, maintenance manager

TAG Aviation has secured approval from the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority for its maintenance bases in Hong Kong, Macau, and Subang in Malaysia. The new authorizations announced on Wednesday cover work on Bermuda-registered aircraft, including Bombardier’s Global Express 5000/6000/6500/7500 jets, as well as Dassault’s Falcon 7X and 8X models, and the Gulfstream G450/550/600/650.

According to the Europe-based TAG group, it has seen increased demand from Asian aircraft owners to support equipment registered in Bermuda. “We’ve noticed an uptick in transit traffic and upcoming aircraft deliveries in Asia among Bermuda-registered operators,” said Phil Balmer, TAG Aviation’s director of maintenance. “Obtaining this approval demonstrates our commitment to adapt our services based on changing customer needs in the marketplace.”

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