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    Chauffeured ground transportation for business aviation

    Your perfect mission can be derailed if the ground transportation doesn’t meet expectations. With Universal-Drivania, you can arrange chauffeured ground transportation anywhere in the world and be confident that your arrangements are managed seamlessly with your overall Universal® trip, so that nothing is missed.

    A better approach to chauffeured ground transportation

    Vetted and trained chauffeurs in over 190 countries

    Only the most experienced professional chauffeurs are selected through our Quality Vetting Process to ensure the highest service level for you and your passengers.

    Powerful digital tools

    Access your online portal to check pricing and availability, review transfers manged by your Universal® Trip Support Team, make direct bookings, get invoices, and more.

    Easy communication options and 24/7 concierge.

    Easy communication options by e-mail, SMS, phone or online for everyone involved in the mission. Make changes and special requests anytime.

    Proactive scheduling adjustments

    When you make a change as part of a mission managed by your Universal® Trip Support Team, your ground transport changes with it—automatically.

    An understanding of your missions like no one else

    Universal-Drivania is a joint venture of Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc. and Drivania Chauffeurs. We are the only ground transportation provider with experience in mission planning and logistics.

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      • Central and South America: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation
        by Universal on July 9, 2020 at 20:45

        COVID-19 business aviation flight restrictions in Central and South America. The post Central and South America: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

      • Asia-Pacific Region: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation
        by Universal on July 9, 2020 at 20:44

        Asia & Pacific Region COVID-19 Flight Restrictions Australia July 6, 2020 General Restrictions: Below passenger restrictions apply to Australian citizens, residents and immediate family. All other foreign nationals are still not allowed entry. There is currently no plan to reopen the borders to Australia and no date has been set. An entry ban for foreign nationals remains in effect. Permanent residents and long-term pass holders, as well as their immediate relatives, can enter the country. The government is requiring all returning passengers to undergo a mandatory 14-day quarantine at designated facilities. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is maintaining its The post Asia-Pacific Region: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

      • Business Aviation in Europe: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact
        by Universal on July 9, 2020 at 20:01

        COVID-19 business aviation flight restrictions in Europe. The post Business Aviation in Europe: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.

      • Caribbean: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation
        by Universal on July 9, 2020 at 20:00

        Caribbean Anguilla July 7, 2020 Restriction expiration: July 14, 2020 ​​General Restrictions: Anguilla ports are still closed to all passenger vessels. Ferry flights in to pick up foreign nationals to return to home country are allowed. Allowed flights are considered on a case-by-case basis. Passenger Restrictions: Passenger travel of only Anguillan Nationals to travel to Anguilla is now allowed. Charter flights have been allowed on a case-by-case basis for the departure of visitor from the territory. Repatriation Flights: ​At this time only repatriation flights to the United States are allowed. All repatriation flights must be coordinated through Kim Cutler – Kimg.cutler@fco.gov.uk 1-264-235-6375 Crew: Extended The post Caribbean: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact on Business Aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog.