How we started.
Airview Limo was founded in 1976, back when "limousine service" still meant a Lincoln Continental, a driver in a hat, and a quiet ride to the airport. Five decades later the cars have changed and the airport has grown, but the operating principle hasn't. A guest gets in. The driver knows the route. The price was agreed before the trip began. Nothing surprising happens.
Pearson is our busiest route. Flat-rate per the official GTAA tariff, twenty-four hours a day, every day of the year. But it's far from the only one. The same fleet runs Billy Bishop, Hamilton, Niagara, Ottawa-area transfers, Buffalo and Detroit runs from Pearson, weddings across the GTA, prom nights in Mississauga and Oakville, and corporate accounts everywhere in between. One operating standard, across all of Ontario.
The company is GTAA-licensed at Toronto Pearson. Every chauffeur is uniformed, defensive-driving certified, and AODA accessibility-trained (assisting passengers with mobility devices and service animals). Our dispatch desk is staffed by a human team backed by Sophia, an AI assistant we built specifically for limo work. Sophia takes most calls, twenty-four hours a day, with your full history in front of her; the humans step in for anything she can't handle or whenever you ask. No phone trees, and no being routed through three departments to change a pickup time.