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TAG Maintenance now takes Dassault's name
The maintenance business that started life in 1966 as Aeroleasing, then became part of the TAG Aviation family, has now been rebranded to take pride of place under Dassault's stewardship.
The company will continue to service brands other than Dassault.
Read this story in our November 2022 printed issue.

TAG Maintenance Services has been rebranded as Dassault Aviation Business Services (DABS). The new name reflects the place this European network occupies within Dassault Aviation's global MRO support organisation, which includes 40 factory service locations and 20 authorised service facilities around the world.

Dassault has reconfirmed its commitment to supporting multiple OEM brands at Dassault Aviation Business Services. The network has broad expertise with Dassault aircraft and other OEM brands built up over decades of dedicated service. The company originated as Aeroleasing in 1966 and was renamed TAG Aviation in 1998.

TAG Maintenance Services was created following Dassault's purchase of the maintenance operations of TAG Aviation in 2019. Later, the business jet MRO operations of RUAG in Switzerland were acquired and added to the network.

“Customers will see a new name, but the commitment to applying advanced technology and the ultimate in service quality will remain the same as ever,” said Franck Madignier, president of DABS. “In fact, since the acquisition by Dassault, we have invested heavily to expand to new locations, upgrade facilities and, as always, stay at the leading edge of the MRO business.”

Dassault Aviation Business Services runs full-service “one-stop-shop” operations in Geneva and Farnborough and additional service facilities in Basel, Lugano and Sion, Switzerland; Paris Le Bourget; Lisbon, Portugal; Luton outside London; and Luanda, Angola. It also operates a major fixed base operation, ranked among the Top 10 in Europe, with two strategic locations on the north and south aprons of Geneva International Airport.

DABS offers a complete range of maintenance capabilities, including major inspections, airframe repairs, avionics and cabin system upgrades, paintwork, and complete interior refurbishments. Its Geneva interior shop recently underwent an extensive modernisation to enable it to continue offering a full range of top-notch completion services.

In cooperation with the Falcon command centre, the DABS maintenance control centre based in Lisbon can dispatch a GoTeam to return an aircraft to service as quickly as possible following an aircraft on ground incident, wherever and whenever it may occur.

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