We say Welcome to a New Managing Director of TAG Aviation Maintenance Services Centre Farnborough - Thierry Barré!
Thierry Barré, who joins TAG’s Maintenance Services Centre with immediate effect, was previously Technical Director of a Business Jet MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) company based in Europe and brings extensive customer relations expertise and strong MRO experience to the position.
“Mr Barré’s background and expertise is a welcome asset to TAG Aviation Maintenance Services and will enable us to continue advancing our Farnborough site in line with our growth strategy, centred on further developing the provision of our customer relations services”, said Cyrille Pillet, VP Maintenance Operations, TAG Aviation Europe.
Cyrille Pillet, who was the previous MD of Farnborough Maintenance Services, will now focus his attention on the base maintenance service operations for TAG Aviation at group level. As part of TAG Aviation Maintenance Services’ harmonisation initiatives, Mr Pillet will now be responsible for overseeing operations at the two main centres of Farnborough and Geneva.
TAG Aviation offers a unique Pan-European network of Line and Base Maintenance Service stations to support Dassault and Bombardier operators. This greater harmonisation was instrumental to enable TAG to continue delivering a consistent and second to none customer relations experience at all the company’s maintenance services locations.
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