Chauffeured transfers to Baltimore/Washington International from Northern Virginia, DC and Maryland — flight-tracked and priced flat.
BWI is the longest of the three regional airport runs from Northern Virginia, and the one where getting the departure time wrong is most expensive. The route crosses the Beltway and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, both of which behave very differently at 6am and 4pm. It is also the airport most likely to justify a chauffeur over a rideshare, because the fare gap narrows as the distance grows and the reliability gap widens.
We plan BWI departures backwards from your check-in window using the traffic pattern for your actual travel hour, not an average. On arrivals we track your flight and stage the vehicle so you are not standing at the curb after a long day. Curbside pickup and meet-and-greet with a name board are both available.
Because BWI sits north of Washington, a trip from Northern Virginia crosses two of the region's least forgiving corridors. We build in a realistic buffer rather than an optimistic one, and we would rather have you at the terminal comfortably early than watching the clock on the Beltway. For groups and delegations the Sprinter van keeps everyone together for what is a genuinely long ride.
Typically 55 to 75 minutes depending on where you start and the time of day. We set your pickup time against the traffic pattern for your actual departure hour rather than a fixed average.
On a run this long the fare difference narrows considerably, while the reliability difference grows. Our rate is fixed at booking, includes waiting time, and does not surge at peak hours.
Yes. Pre-dawn departures are common on the BWI run and we dispatch 24 hours a day at the same flat rate.
Yes. Our 14-passenger Sprinter van keeps delegations, conference groups and families together with their luggage in a single vehicle.