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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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    • Explore operational insights from our blog.

      • UK Air Passenger Duty (UK APD) – How it Applies to UK Business Aviation
        by Laura Everington on July 15, 2019 at 11:30

        The UK government extended the Air Passenger Duty (APD) to General Aviation (GA) on April 1, 2013. The good news is that 3rd-party providers, and the industry as a whole, have worked with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to find solutions and clarify the processes for operators. The post UK Air Passenger Duty (UK APD) – How it Applies to UK Business Aviation appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog. […]

      • Chairman’s Note * Universal and Drivania to form new ground transportation joint venture
        by Greg Evans on July 9, 2019 at 19:50

        Universal’s ground transportation business, formally under Universal Private Transport, will combine with Drivania’s business aviation division, Drivania Bizav, to create a new ground transportation company focused on the business aviation industry. The post Chairman’s Note * Universal and Drivania to form new ground transportation joint venture appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog. […]

      • Operating to Mexico: 7 Logistical Tips for Your First Trip
        by Juan Muniz on July 8, 2019 at 13:00

        For a successful and trouble-free trip to Mexico, it’s always best practice for business-aviation operators to plan for a range of logistical issues that may impact a flight. Documentation requirements, as well as operating restrictions, need to be anticipated. It’s also advantageous to plan in advance for jet fuel uplifts, ground handling, hotels and ground transportation. Over recent years, security has become a concern in certain areas of Mexico, and it’s important to be aware of and to mitigate potential risks. 1. Understanding documentation requirements Mexico regulation requires operators to carry original aircraft documents on board when arriving into Mexico. […] The post Operating to Mexico: 7 Logistical Tips for Your First Trip appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog. […]

      • Operating a business jet to Argentina
        by Marcelo Ribet on June 18, 2019 at 16:00

        Over the last few years, Argentina has become an increasingly popular destination for business aviation, particularly among operators who travel regionally between Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. While Argentina is a relatively straightforward operating environment for business aviation, with manageable permit processes and no cabotage issues, it’s best to have at least one week’s notice when planning a trip to the country. The post Operating a business jet to Argentina appeared first on Universal® Operational Insight Blog. […]