Falcon Field (FFZ) Airport Car Service

FFZ (Falcon Field Airport) sits in Mesa, Arizona in Maricopa County about 20 miles east of downtown Phoenix, accessible via McKellips Road and Greenfield Road. The airport is owned and operated by the City of Mesa. There is no scheduled commercial service. FFZ handles corporate charter, flight training (including the major ATP Flight School Mesa campus), and general aviation operations serving the East Valley Phoenix metro corporate corridor including Boeing Mesa Apache helicopter operations. Our chauffeurs stage at the terminal area for charter and FBO pickups.

FFZ to downtown Mesa runs about 10 to 15 minutes via Main Street, and FFZ to downtown Phoenix runs about 25 to 35 minutes via the Loop 202 westbound. We handle daily transfers to East Valley hotels including the Phoenix Marriott Mesa, the Delta Hotels by Marriott Phoenix Mesa, and the Hampton Inn and Suites Phoenix Mesa.

Yes. FFZ is one of the busier corporate charter and flight training airports in the East Valley Phoenix metro, with hangar facilities, FBO services, and ramp space for business jets including Cessna Citation, Embraer Phenom, and Hawker aircraft. The 5,100 foot main runway accommodates most business aviation operations. We hold standing accounts with several charter operators and East Valley corporate flight departments.

Yes. Boeing Mesa (the major Boeing manufacturing facility producing the AH 64 Apache attack helicopter for the United States Army and international customers) sits adjacent to FFZ. We hold standing accounts with Boeing Mesa executive teams, visiting Army aviation customer delegations, international Apache customer transport, and the broader Boeing Mesa supplier base.

Yes. The Commemorative Air Force Airbase Arizona Wing Museum (the Falcon Field based aviation museum operating one of the largest collections of World War II warbirds in flying condition, including the B 17 Flying Fortress Sentimental Journey and the B 25 Mitchell Maid in the Shade) sits on the FFZ airport property. We handle daily museum visitor transfers and the broader Falcon Field aviation heritage tour pickup logistics.

Yes. Arizona State University Polytechnic campus (the ASU East Mesa campus housing the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering and the broader ASU technology programs) runs about 10 to 15 minutes from FFZ via the Loop 202. We handle parent weekend transfers, Sun Devils Polytechnic campus event transport, and the broader ASU East Mesa visitor logistics.

Yes. Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa (the major East Valley hospital, part of the Banner Health system) and Banner Gateway Medical Center (the major Gilbert hospital with the Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center campus) both sit within 10 to 20 minutes of FFZ. We handle patient transfers, visiting physician transport, family member airport pickups for extended hospital stays, and corporate transfers for the broader Banner Health system.

Yes. The East Valley Phoenix corporate corridor anchored by Boeing Mesa Apache helicopter operations, Honeywell Aerospace Mesa, the broader Intel Chandler and Microchip Technology semiconductor corridor, and dozens of regional aerospace and technology suppliers generates consistent corporate aviation demand through FFZ. We hold standing accounts with several East Valley corporate flight departments.

Cactus League spring training (held annually from late February through late March across 15 Phoenix metro spring training facilities, with several East Valley venues including Sloan Park hosting the Chicago Cubs and Hohokam Stadium hosting the Oakland Athletics) generates concentrated demand spikes through FFZ. We recommend three to four weeks of lead time for Cactus League SUV and Sprinter bookings.

Yes. Dispatch runs around the clock with a live human on the line, and we operate red eye corporate charter arrivals, 4 am Boeing Mesa Apache helicopter program early shift corporate transfers, and late night East Valley entertainment district pickups. There is no surcharge for late night or early morning service on standard bookings.