About
A Tbilisi defense manufacturer.
A private Georgian aerospace and defense manufacturer. Eight decades on the same factory floor, eleven years of new operations under TAMM, and a working roster of partners across more than ten countries.
Opening note
A working factory.
Since 1944.
The Tbilisi facility has been building combat airframes continuously since 1944. Three operating regimes, one factory floor, and a steady handover between generations of engineers who still know how to put a Su-25 back in the air.
Under the Soviet system the plant produced thousands of close-air-support and trainer aircraft. After 1991 it sat largely idle for two decades while the institutional knowledge concentrated in a smaller and smaller workforce. In 2015 Vaja Tordia founded TAM Management LLC and restarted continuous operations to current technical and labor-safety standards.
Today TAMM runs modernization, capital restoration, in-house engineering, flight training and supplier-partnerships out of the same workshop, audited under one DEKRA-certified quality system. Combat aircraft, helicopters and air-to-air missile systems are designed, manufactured, modernized and restored here for state operators and allied partners across more than ten countries.
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Company
A private Georgian aerospace and defense manufacturer in Tbilisi. We design, manufacture, modernize and restore combat aircraft, helicopters and air-to-air missile systems for state operators and allied partners across more than ten countries.
TAMM (TAM Management LLC) is a private Georgian aerospace and defense manufacturer. We operate a Tbilisi plant that has continuously built and maintained combat airframes since 1944.
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History
The Tbilisi Aviation Factory traces its origins to the WWII evacuation of two Soviet aircraft facilities to Tbilisi. From LaGG-3 fighters for the Caucasus Front in 1941 to Su-25 deliveries today, eight decades of continuous airframe work on the same floor.
Three operating regimes, fifteen aircraft programmes, one factory floor.
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Staff
The director who brought the plant back into continuous operation, alongside a workforce that combines decades of Soviet-era airframe experience with a younger generation of engineers trained on contemporary integration work.
A director with five decades on the Tbilisi floor, and a workforce that holds the institutional memory of Su-25 production.
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Partners
A working roster of avionics houses, armor specialists, missile manufacturers and certification bodies that surrounds the plant — from Israel and India to Czechia, Italy, South Africa and Germany.
TAMM does not operate in isolation. The plant is wired into a global aerospace supply chain and a network of integration partners that bring subsystems, avionics, weapons and certification onto the same floor.
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Licenses & Certificates
TAMM operates under three general licenses from Georgian legislation and a DEKRA-certified quality management system aligned with ISO 9001:2015 and the aerospace-specific EN 9100:2018.
The workshop maintains internationally accepted standards in both technical disciplines (including seismic resistance and fire safety) and labor safety. Governance is built on the best practices of corporate governance.
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Quality management system
EN 9100:2018
Aerospace QMS extension
DEKRA Certified
Audited annually
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