Universal Partners with CJET to Enhance Service Levels at Beijing Capital Airport

Nov. 14, 2019

Per the agreement which goes into effect Dec. 1, 2019, Universal Aviation China will provide on-ramp ground handling within CJET’s FBO at ZBAA, the airport’s lone FBO.

Related To: Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc.

Pictured, from left to right, Cynthia Zhang, Country Managing Director, Universal Aviation China; Greg Evans, Chairman, Universal; MA Yin, General Manager of Capital Jet Co. Ltd.; TANG Chuan Jun, General Manager, Operational Control Center, Capital Jet Co, Ltd.

Beijing (Nov. 14, 2019) – Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc. and China’s Capital Jet (CJET) have signed an agreement to work together to enhance service levels for business aviation operations at Beijing Capital Airport (ZBAA).

CJET is the only authorized ground service and customer passage provider for private aviation in and out of ZBAA, as well as the greater Beijing metropolitan area. Per the agreement which goes into effect Dec. 1, 2019, Universal Aviation China will provide on-ramp ground handling within CJET’s FBO at ZBAA, the airport’s lone FBO.

“The combination of our local expertise, award-winning ground handling service and safety standards with CJET’s experience and commitment to improving business aviation infrastructure will help reduce our clients’ risk and stress when operating to Beijing,” said Greg Evans, Chairman, Universal. “We look forward to developing training and information sharing programs with CJET that will further advance and ease the business aviation operating environment throughout China.”

Universal has had a presence in mainland China for more than two decades. Currently, Universal Aviation China operates ground support facilities at ZBAA, ZSPD, ZSPD, and ZGGG, with the ability to send agents to meet operators at any destination in the country.

“Universal has an extensive history and reputation for excellence in China,” said Mr. Ma Yin, General Manager of Capital Jet Co. Ltd. “We are thrilled to partner with them to continue the great progress we’ve made in recent years of raising international service standards.”