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Vaughan airport limo.

A family-run chauffeur service, driving Vaughan to Pearson since 1976. Flat rate on the official GTAA tariff, HST included, and you pay the driver after the trip.

Living in Vaughan puts you on one of the shortest airport runs in the GTA. From Woodbridge the trip is a straight shot down Highway 427, and from Maple, Concord, or the condos around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre it is Highway 400 or the 407 to the terminals, usually 20 to 30 minutes door to door. Your chauffeur arrives at your home ahead of schedule, loads the luggage, and drops you at your terminal's departures level, no parking shuttle, no leaving a car at the airport for a week.

The fare is a flat rate on the official GTAA tariff, HST included, set by your Vaughan address rather than by traffic, time of day, or demand. Enter your address on the booking page and your exact fare shows before you confirm, the same number in both directions. Book the executive sedan for up to three passengers or the full-size executive SUV when the whole family and the luggage are coming along.

Coming home, the same flat rate applies from Pearson back to Vaughan, and the arrival is handled for you. We track your flight automatically, so if it lands early or late your driver adjusts without a single phone call. When you walk out, the car is at the curb and a text tells you exactly where the driver is standing. You settle after the trip, card or cash in the car, never a deposit or a payment link.

Flat fares, from Vaughan

Sedan (from) Lexus ES (up to 3 pax, 3 bags), lowest-fare zone $60
SUV (from) GMC Yukon XL (up to 6 pax, 5 bags), lowest-fare zone $80

Starting fares for the lowest-fare Vaughan zone on the official GTAA tariff, HST included. Your exact flat fare shows on the booking page before you confirm, and it never surges. 22 km · about 20 to 30 minutes to Pearson.

Pickups across Vaughan

  • Off-peak, Woodbridge to Pearson runs about 20 minutes down Highway 427; Maple, Concord, and Vellore Village add a few minutes via Highway 400 or the 407.
  • On weekday mornings the 400 southbound crawls from Major Mackenzie down, so drivers heading out of Maple or Concord often swing over to the 427 or the 407 instead; plan on 30 to 40 minutes between 7 and 9 a.m.
  • Common pickup anchors across the city: homes throughout Woodbridge and Kleinburg, the towers at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, hotels near Vaughan Mills, and Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital for medical travel.
  • The Highway 427 extension up to Major Mackenzie Drive means Kleinburg and west Woodbridge are no longer the slow corner of the city; the run to the terminals is nearly as quick as from Highway 7.
  • For early departures, pre-dawn pickups are routine here: the roads are empty, the drive drops to about 20 minutes from anywhere in Vaughan, and your driver texts when they are outside so nobody rings the doorbell at 4 a.m.

Every trip includes

  • GTAA-tariff flat rate. HST included.
  • Meet & greet at arrivals: coming soon.
  • Flight tracking automatically. If you land early, the driver knows; if you're delayed, the pickup shifts.
  • Complimentary airport wait from wheels-down: 60 minutes international, 30 domestic.
  • Free cancellation up to 2 hours before pickup.

Vaughan questions, answered.

How early should my pickup be for a morning flight out of Vaughan?

For flights before 8 a.m., a pickup two and a half hours ahead of departure is comfortable from anywhere in Vaughan, since the roads are empty and the drive takes about 20 minutes. For daytime international flights, add a cushion for check-in lines and set the pickup around three hours before. If you tell us the flight number when you book, we sanity-check the timing for you.

How long is the drive from Vaughan to Pearson?

Typically 20 to 30 minutes. Woodbridge is the closest part of the city, a straight run down Highway 427, while Maple, Concord, and Thornhill on the Vaughan side ride Highway 400 or the 407 and take a few minutes more. Your chauffeur checks conditions on the day and takes whichever route is actually moving.

What about rush hour on the 400 or the 427?

Weekday mornings between 7 and 9 the 400 southbound is the slow spot, and late afternoons the 427 can back up near the terminals. Budget 35 to 45 minutes at peak and your driver will route around the worst of it, often using the 407. We plan the pickup time around traffic, not around the best-case drive.

Where in Vaughan do you pick up?

Everywhere in the city: Woodbridge, Maple, Concord, Kleinburg, Vellore Village, and the Vaughan side of Thornhill. Houses, condos at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, hotels near Vaughan Mills, offices along the Highway 7 corridor, and Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital are all regular stops. The driver comes to your door and texts when they are outside.

How is the fare set, and is it really flat?

The fare is the official GTAA tariff for your neighbourhood zone, HST included, the same number to Pearson or from it. It does not move for traffic, weather, Friday evenings, or holidays. Enter your address on the booking page and your exact fare shows before you confirm.

Should I book the sedan or the SUV?

The executive sedan suits up to three passengers with standard luggage, which covers most solo and couple trips. Book the full-size executive SUV for four to six travellers, ski or golf equipment, or a family flying with strollers and extra bags. If you are unsure, tell us the headcount and bag count and we will recommend one.

We are a group of eight flying out together. Can you handle that?

Yes. For seven or more passengers we dispatch multiple vehicles together, timed to arrive at your Vaughan address as one pickup and travel to Pearson in convoy. Everyone leaves at the same time and arrives at the same terminal together.

How does the pickup work when I land back at Pearson?

Your driver tracks the flight, so the car is timed to your actual arrival at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3, not the schedule. Once you have your bags, the driver meets you curbside and texts exactly where they are standing. International arrivals include 60 minutes of waiting and domestic 30, counted from wheels-down, so customs lines are already covered.

What happens if my flight home is delayed?

Nothing you need to manage. Flight tracking is automatic, so the driver adjusts to the new arrival time without any calls from you, whether the delay is twenty minutes or four hours. Waiting beyond the included window is billed at the posted per-10-minute rate, and cancellation is free up to 2 hours before pickup.

How do I pay, and what if my plans change?

You pay the driver after the trip, by card or cash in the car. There are no deposits, no payment links, and no card on file, ever. If plans change, cancellation is free up to 2 hours before pickup, and rebooking for a new flight is a quick text or call.

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