Daniel Christe appointed CEO of TAG Aviation Europe

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TAG Aviation Europe has appointed Daniel Christe as chief executive officer of TAG Aviation Europe with immediate effect. Christe succeeds Christof Späth who has stepped down from the role due to personal circumstances.

Christe has had a long and successful association with TAG Group, having started his career at TAG Heuer where he swiftly advanced to the position of chief financial officer. Following the sale of TAG Heuer to LVMH Group in 1999, Christe became the CFO of TAG Aviation Holding and since that time has served with distinction in a number of different capacities within the Holding and its subsidiaries.

Commenting on his promotion, Christe said, “I am very enthusiastic to take the lead of TAG Aviation Europe which enjoys an unrivalled reputation in the business aviation industry. I remain mindful about the challenges ahead in the current difficult economic environment but am privileged to have beside me the dedication and support of a very experienced management team.”

Roger McMullin, chairman, TAG Aviation Europe, board of directors, said, “During Christe’s tenure with TAG Aviation he has demonstrated a sound understanding of the aviation business and earned the respect of his fellow colleagues and TAG shareholders alike based on his knowledge, work ethic and professionalism. I am confident that he has the leadership and business skills required to advance TAG’s reputation as the finest business aviation company in the industry.”

January 19, 2016

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