To achieve its growth, Yugo's engineers and dispatchers have been working hard on the reliability of its sanitary processes to be compliant with the various health protocols in force as well as hiring veterans aviation professionals for its ground operations team.

Within Asia Pacific, and Southeast Asia, Yugo’s popular flights included airport transfers, private island transfers, cross-border medical flights, in country emergency evacuations, cross-border private jets flights.

Nevertheless, while commercial aviation has not started to pick up, private aviation has also been slow to recover, due to strict quarantines in place in Asia.

According to Camille Ngo, commercial manager of Yugo: “Our mission of providing the possibility for our customers to fly private anywhere, anytime, by helicopters or jets, has been extremely difficult due to the health and sanitary crisis.”

Ngo adds: “We are working with the industry towards a more sustainable approach to improve aviation as a whole, taking into account our environmental and societal responsibility. We have been helping our customers in their fights to sustain their businesses, and this has led us to grow despite all the obstacles and challenges posed by the pandemic.”