TAG Aviation Asia has been named as ‘The Best Management Company and Operator’ for the greater Asia and Asia Pacific region at this year’s Asian Aviation Association (AsBAA) industry awards ceremony which took place last month.
This coveted recognition marks the second consecutive year that TAG Aviation Asia has been voted for and received an AsBAA award, having previously won the award for ‘Best Operator’ at the inaugural awards ceremony in 2015.
The AsBAA Icons of Aviation Awards Asia recognise outstanding achievements across 13 key categories within the business and general aviation industry. AsBAA is a non-profit trade association representing 130 corporations, fellow trade associations, individuals and SME’s based in Asia and around the world from the General Aviation Industry.
“This Award is really something to be proud of and I would like to extend a big thank you to all TAG Aviation Asia staff for their efforts this year” said Jolie Howard, CEO, TAG Aviation Asia. “To receive this prestigious award, which is voted for by peers within the business aviation community is an honour and assures our customers of our commitment to deliver the highest possible safety standards and outstanding aircraft management services in the industry.”

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