Under the leadership of CEO, Greg Arnold, the company has grown and transitioned to be known as TAC - The Arnold Companies. The company has invested in many different industries including real estate, retail, banking, aviation, technology and many other varied sectors.

But beginning Thursday, the brand established by the late aviation pioneer Jack Prior will be replaced by TAC Air, the Dallas-based company serving as fixed base operator at 15 other airports throughout the country including Dallas, Hartford and Knoxville, Tenn.

If all goes as planned, TAC Air will open its 15th FBO in August in a more than $100 million redevelopment of the former Braniff Airlines Operations and Maintenance Base and Braniff International Airways headquarters.

What started as a mindset of one man and a fuel truck serving the northeast corner of the state of Texas and the area surrounding Texarkana, has seen decades of growth, resilient change and sustained redefining of the company to be what is known today as TAC - The Arnold Companies.

Welch substantially decreased employee turnover at TAC Air-BDL and built a lasting service culture where employees and customers could thrive. “The biggest thing I take pride in when thinking about our industry is the good done for the local communities it serves,” he said.

Committed to keeping all customers, employees and aircraft safe, TAC Air has implemented FOD walks as part of its Safety Management System (SMS). NATA explains, “An SMS defines how operational safety should be managed and integrated into an organization’s business activities.

DALLAS, TEXAS (October 1, 2020) — TAC Air, a division of TAC - The Arnold Companies, is expanding its presence into New York with the addition of its 16th FBO location, TAC Air - BUF, at Buffalo Niagara International Airport.

Texas-based TAC Air (Booth 2956) has become the first large FBO chain to achieve Stage 2 registration under the International Standard for Business Aviation Handling (IS-BAH) at all of its bases.

2020年12月2日 · To minimize touchpoints and promote safe and healthy environments for customers and employees, TAC Air has partnered with The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) to launch the private aviation industry’s first digital newspaper amenity program.

Keeping their eyes on skies of progress, TAC Air will continue its efforts to seek advancements in aviation and aerospace technology and continuing to excel in first-class customer service.