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Dassault Taps TAG Hong Kong for Falcon 7X/8X Servicing
TAG Aviation becomes Dassault Aviation's latest authorized service center for the Falcon 7X and 8X tri-jets in the Asia region.
For nearly a decade TAG Aviation has offered MRO services in Asia through maintenance bases in Hong Kong and Macau. (Photo: TAG Aviation)
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Jerry Siebenmark
• Senior Editor
February 16, 2021
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