TAG Aviation adds G700 to its Part 145 approval

Aircraft maintenance company TAG Aviation Engineering (TAE) has added additional Gulfstream capabilities to its business after the G700 was added to its Part 145 approval.

The maintenance company has now added G700 support across both its Hong Kong and Macau maintenance bases. “This reinforces the company’s readiness and dedication of delivering comprehensive maintenance services on next-generation aircraft,” according to the business.

TAE already has G700 factory-trained personnel with type experience and is planning additional G700 training.

The company is reinforcing its commitment in remaining a leading MRO supporting the latest generation aircraft types, said Phil Balmer, accountable manager of TAG Aviation Engineering. “Our personnel are the heartbeat of our operation,” he said. “By continually investing in training, we have positioned ourselves to provide the highest standards of safety, competence, and efficient support of the latest model Gulfstream aircraft.”

TAE has provided maintenance services to Gulfstream aircraft in Asia for more than a decade. “Extending our support to the G700 was a natural progression,” said Balmer.

Meanwhile, TAE’s parent company TAG Aviation added its first Pilatus PC-24 aircraft to its charter fleet in May. The is based in Jersey, Channel Islands and registered in the UK.