Airport Limo Service: Chauffeured Transfers at Every Major Airport in Ontario, Quebec and Across the Border

Which airport limo service do you need?

An airport limo service is only as good as its knowledge of the specific airport. A pickup at an island airport reached by tunnel has nothing in common with a pickup at a border airport where your passport is part of the journey. This hub brings together every airport we serve in Ontario and Quebec and the American airports Canadians use, and sends you to the page that explains yours.

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How an airport pickup works

The pattern is the same everywhere, even where the curb differs. You give us your flight number and date. We track the flight, so the car follows the real landing time, not the scheduled one. After landing we include 60 minutes of free waiting on international arrivals and 30 minutes on domestic arrivals.

A name-board meet-and-greet inside arrivals is available as an add-on, which suits first-time visitors, families and executives receiving a guest. Child, toddler and booster seats are provided when requested at booking. You can read more on our meet and greet and car seat pages.

Toronto-area airports

Toronto Pearson (YYZ) is the main international hub, 33 km from Union Station by road. See the Pearson airport limo page for terminals and pickup procedure.

Billy Bishop (YTZ) sits on an island, reached on foot through a tunnel, with the mainland pavilion 2.3 km from Union Station. See the Billy Bishop airport limo page.

Hamilton (YHM) is John C. Munro International in Mount Hope, 21 km from downtown Hamilton and the natural arrival point for Niagara. See the Hamilton airport limo page.

Waterloo (YKF) is the Region of Waterloo International Airport in Breslau, 14 km from Kitchener. See the Waterloo airport limo page.

The airport limo Toronto guide compares all four so you can decide which one to use for a given trip.

London and Windsor

London International Airport (YXU) is at 10 Seabrook Way, about 11 km from the centre of London. Its website shows Porter, Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing and Air Transat, with flights including Toronto, Calgary and several sun destinations. See the London airport limo page, or the airport's own site at flyyxu.ca.

Windsor International Airport (YQG) is at 3200 Cabana Road East, about 14 km from downtown Windsor. The airport site lists Air Canada to Toronto Pearson and Porter to Ottawa, with seasonal sun flights. Many Windsor and Chatham travellers also use Detroit, 39 km from downtown Windsor. See the Windsor airport limo page.

Ottawa and Kingston

Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier (YOW) is about 14 km from Parliament Hill. The airport's ground transportation page describes O-Train Line 4, which runs from 6:00 a.m. to midnight between the airport and South Keys, and a 24-hour bus, Route 105. Taxis queue on Level 1, and pre-arranged vehicles use Pillars 12 and 13. See the Ottawa airport limo page.

Kingston's airport (YGK) is a small regional field about 10 km from the city centre. See the Kingston airport page and the Kingston limo guide.

Montréal and Québec City

Montréal-Trudeau (YUL) is 19 km from downtown Montréal by road, and the Montréal airport limo page covers the arrivals halls for domestic, international and U.S. transborder flights. Service in Quebec is available in English and French.

Québec City Jean Lesage International (YQB) is about 16 km from Old Québec by road. The airport's site advertises direct flights to over 30 destinations. See the Québec City airport limo page.

Across the border: Buffalo, Detroit and Plattsburgh

Buffalo Niagara International (BUF) is at 4200 Genesee Street and describes itself as close to the Canadian border and the QEW. It is 171 km from Union Station, before border time. See the Buffalo airport limo page and the Toronto to Buffalo airport route.

Detroit Metropolitan (DTW) has a McNamara Terminal, used by Delta and WestJet among others, and an Evans Terminal, used by Air Canada and many US carriers, according to the airport. See the Detroit airport limo page.

Plattsburgh International (PBG) calls itself Montréal's U.S. airport. It is about 107 km from downtown Montréal, before the border. See the Plattsburgh airport page, and the airport's own site, which lists Allegiant, Contour and Breeze.

Airport distances at a glance

Times assume ordinary traffic. Rush hour on the 401, the 417, the 40 or the 20 can lengthen any of them.

Airport transport compared

Airport trips have real alternatives, and the lowest-cost choice is sometimes the right one.

UP Express between Pearson and Union Station advertises a 28-minute journey on its website. For a solo traveller going downtown, that wins on time and cost. A chauffeur wins whenever the destination is outside the core, the bags are heavy, or several people are travelling.

Vehicles and luggage

An Executive Sedan takes up to 3 passengers with 2 large and 2 carry-on bags. A luxury SUV seats six and holds five or six full-size cases. Groups of 12 to 14 with a dozen-plus bags fit in one executive Sprinter. See the fleet page. Larger stretch limousines and mini-coaches are hourly bookings, with availability and the exact vehicle confirmed at booking.

Crossing the border to fly

For Buffalo, Detroit and Plattsburgh, border wait time is part of the trip. The CBSA's travel documents page advises carrying a valid Canadian passport for all visits abroad, and notes that a NEXUS card is accepted for entry into Canada. Read the cross-border limo page before you go.

Beyond the airport

Airports connect to the rest of a journey. See train stations if you arrive by VIA Rail, and the routes hub for long transfers between cities.

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