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Flat rates · 24/7Pearson Executive Limo runs four services across the GTA: airport transfers, corporate travel, weddings and events, and hourly charter. Every trip is a flat rate with a professional chauffeur in a black, late-model vehicle.
We pick up and drop off at Toronto Pearson, Billy Bishop, and Hamilton airports, around the clock. Your flight is tracked live, so the car moves when your plane moves: land early and the chauffeur is early, land late and nobody panics. There is no wait charge once you have touched down, however long baggage and customs take. Standard pickups are curbside at arrivals, and the optional meet and greet puts your chauffeur inside the hall with your name on a sign. Give us the flight number and the rest is handled, from the right terminal doors to the fastest route home.
Book an airport transferA car service your office can rely on, trip after trip. Monthly billing rolls everything into one invoice, one point of contact knows your account, and priority booking means the early sedan is never in doubt. Cabins stay quiet enough for calls and prep, chauffeurs stay discreet, and standing weekly bookings run on autopilot once set. We handle roadshows with multiple stops, client pickups that need to impress, and the daily executive runs that just need to work, every single time.
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Arrive together, on time, in a spotless black car. We move wedding parties, prom groups, and guests between venues on a schedule that respects the photographer, the officiant, and the dinner service. The stretch limo carries the couple or the whole party in wraparound leather under a starlight ceiling, and the van shuttles guests so nobody drives after the toasts. Decoration is available on request, timing is planned with your coordinator, and the chauffeur stays reachable all evening. One less thing to manage on a day full of things to manage.
Plan event transportKeep the car and chauffeur for as long as the day needs. Hourly charter works for Niagara wine tours where every stop pours generously, shopping days with a growing pile of bags, dinners that might become nights, and business days with five addresses and no fixed end. The car waits while you do whatever you came to do, and the route changes whenever you change your mind. You set the pace. We drive, park, wait, and repeat, for exactly as many hours as you booked.
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Flying somewhere? That is an airport transfer, our specialty, with flight tracking and flat rates to 112 destinations. Travelling for the company? Corporate travel adds monthly billing and standing bookings on top of the same cars. Celebrating? Weddings and events put the stretch limo and the schedule-keeping to work. And when the day has five stops or no fixed plan, hourly charter keeps the chauffeur with you for as long as you need. Same fleet, same standard, four ways to book it. Tell dispatch what the day looks like and they will point you to the right one in a sentence.
Meet and greet puts your chauffeur inside the arrivals hall with a name sign for $45, which turns a first visit to Pearson into a guided exit. Child seats install on request at booking. An en-route stop costs $10 to $20 depending on the vehicle, useful for the forgotten passport run. And every airport pickup includes free waiting from the moment your plane lands, because customs lines are not your fault. The full fee list lives on the rates page, in plain numbers.
Yes. Billy Bishop downtown and Hamilton airport are regular runs, and Buffalo airport trips cross the border on a flat rate. Pearson is simply where most of the day happens.
One account, one monthly invoice, every trip listed. Your team books by phone or online under the account, and priority booking means the 6 AM sedan is never a scramble.
Absolutely. Plenty of holidays start with champagne on the way to the terminal. The stretch books one way, round trip, or by the hour.
Seven days a week. Wine tours, wedding shuttles, and multi-stop Saturdays are exactly what the hourly service exists for. Book the hours you need and keep the car.
Yes. Ceremony arrivals, photo-session moves, and the guest shuttle can all run on one coordinated plan. Send the day's schedule and dispatch builds the vehicle chain around it.
Departures are about timing. We build your pickup around the flight, the day of week, and the season, then watch traffic on the morning itself. You reach the terminal 2 hours before a domestic flight and 3 before an international one, unhurried. Arrivals are about patience, ours not yours. We track the plane from takeoff, position the car for touchdown, and the free-wait rule means customs lines cost nothing. Connections and cruise links are about precision: a pickup at Pearson, a drop at Billy Bishop or the port, timed with buffer to spare. All three run on the same flat rates, in whichever of the four vehicles fits your group.
When the trip outgrows the GTA, the flat-rate model comes along. London, Kingston, and Ottawa run down the 401 with one driver and no connections to miss. Buffalo and Detroit cross the border with your chauffeur handling the drive while you handle the passport. Montreal is the long haul, and for a group splitting the van it routinely beats the hassle math of flying. Long-distance trips book like any other: one call, one flat number, and a vehicle that treats a five-hour highway like its natural habitat.
Parents book us for a reason. A licensed, insured chauffeur meets the flight, dispatch tracks the plane, and the confirmation names the driver. University drop-offs to Waterloo, Guelph, Kingston, and London are a September ritual here, luggage mountain included. For a first solo flight, add the meet and greet so there is a name sign waiting inside arrivals.
Hosting out-of-town visitors, or managing a front desk that gets asked for airport cars daily? We run guest pickups on the host's booking: you arrange the car service, the traveller just rides. Give dispatch the guest's name and mobile, and the chauffeur greets them by name at the curb or inside arrivals with the meet and greet. Confirmations and receipts go to whoever booked, which keeps corporate guests, wedding guests, and grandparents equally unbothered by logistics.
Frequent-guest hotels and event planners can move to a corporate account, which turns every one-off booking into a line on a single monthly invoice and gives the desk one number that always answers.