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With a history dating back to 50 years, TAG Aviation leads the world in providing award-winning private and business aircraft solutions. Operating from multiple centres in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, we have an unrivaled reputation for safety, reliability, and operational excellence. Our experience with Air Charter, Aircraft Management, Maintenance Services and FBO/Handling is without equal, and you can rely on our teams to provide the very highest levels of client service and support. As the leading Business Aviation company in Europe, TAG Aviation`s objective is to provide a tailored service to each client. In meeting your unique requirements, we go above and beyond, setting the global standards in Business Aviation with a philosophy of excellence. Operating from bases in Switzerland, UK and Malta, TAG Aviation Europe is at the forefront of the private and business aviation industry, with unparalleled expertise in aircraft charter, management, maintenance, FBO/Handling, and crew training. From the largest corporations to private individuals, more than 100 owners put their trust in our aircraft management operation, and we run Europe`s largest charter fleet. On the maintenance side, we boast two of the biggest European aircraft maintenance centres at Geneva and Farnborough, representing many major aircraft manufacturers. Our FBOs are continually voted the highest rated facilities in the world.
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