Chairman’s Note* Universal – South Korea Expanding Countrywide!

Universal News

By Greg Evans

October 15, 2019

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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Universal is proud to announce our newest location covering all airports in South Korea!

With this new agreement, Universal will be partnering with UBJet, headquartered in Seoul, and will cover all airports in South Korea, providing full FBO Ground Services!

Mr. Jaeseong Lim, CEO of UBJet, has many years of experience in aviation in Korea and is an expert on the ins and outs of getting in and around the country.

As our newest Universal Aviation Certified Location, Mr. Lim and his team, which is fluent in Korean, English, and Chinese, will provide excellent service and support to all of our customers coming into South Korea.

Consider South Korea as a parking alternative for the 2020 Japan Games

If you’re planning on attending the 2020 Japan Games next summer in Tokyo, keep in mind, parking will be extremely difficult. A couple of great nearby alternatives are Incheon and Gimpo Airports in Seoul, South Korea. You can read more about operating to the games in our blog article here.

See us at NBAA (BACE)

Please come by our booth (#C10630) at NBAA in Las Vegas and meet Mr. Lim and get all of your questions answered about operating to Korea. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

Greg

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Greg Evans

C. Gregory Evans is Chairman of the Board for Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc. and a vocal and active advocate for business aviation. Mr. Evans has been with Universal since 1978 and currently serves as a member of the National Business Aviation Association’s Associate Member Advisory Council. Prior to serving as Chairman, Mr. Evans served as flight supervisor for two years and Vice President, Operations Officer for 18 years. Mr. Evans earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business and Marketing from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas. He is also extremely active in the community, supporting organizations such as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and donating the usage of Universal’s business jet to assist non-profit organizations, including the Corporate Angel Network, Impact a Hero and Operation Mend.