Arlington Municipal (AWO) Airport Car Service

AWO (Arlington Municipal Airport) sits in Arlington in Snohomish County, Washington about 35 miles north of downtown Seattle, accessible via Interstate 5 and SR 530. The airport is owned and operated by the City of Arlington. There is no scheduled commercial service. AWO handles corporate charter, flight training, and general aviation operations serving North Snohomish County, the broader North Sound corporate corridor, and the legendary annual Arlington Fly In aviation event. Our chauffeurs stage at the terminal area for charter and FBO pickups.

AWO to downtown Arlington runs about 5 to 10 minutes via Airport Boulevard, and AWO to the Boeing Everett factory corporate corridor runs about 25 to 30 minutes via Interstate 5 southbound. We handle daily transfers to area hotels including the Best Western Plus Arlington Hotel and Suites and the Hampton Inn Arlington.

Yes. AWO is one of the corporate charter airports for the North Snohomish County corridor, with hangar facilities, FBO services, and ramp space for business jets including Cessna Citation, Embraer Phenom, and Hawker aircraft. The 5,332 foot main runway accommodates most business aviation operations. We hold standing accounts with several North Snohomish County corporate flight departments.

Yes. The Arlington Fly In (the legendary annual North Pacific aviation event, one of the largest experimental aircraft and warbird gatherings on the West Coast, with the EAA Chapter 84 Arlington Fly In typically held in July each year) generates the heaviest single event demand of our Arlington year. We handle daily Fly In week aviation enthusiast transfers, vintage warbird operator logistics, and the broader EAA Arlington Fly In visitor pickup logistics.

Yes. The Boeing Everett factory and the broader Snohomish County aerospace corridor anchored by the Boeing 777X and 767 production operations all run about 25 to 30 minutes from AWO via Interstate 5 southbound. We handle daily corporate transfers across the broader Snohomish County aerospace business corridor.

Yes. Marysville (the Snohomish County city along Interstate 5 adjacent to the Tulalip Indian Reservation and Tulalip Resort Casino) and Mount Vernon (the Skagit County seat anchoring the Skagit Valley tulip corridor) both run within 10 to 35 minutes of AWO via Interstate 5. We handle daily corporate transfers across the broader North Sound and Skagit Valley corridor.

Yes. Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (the major Snohomish County hospital, part of the Providence Health System) runs about 25 to 30 minutes from AWO via Interstate 5 southbound. We handle patient transfers, visiting physician transport, family member airport pickups for extended hospital stays, and corporate transfers for the broader Providence Health system.

Yes. North Snohomish County hosts a corporate base anchored by the broader Boeing Everett factory supplier corridor, the Tulalip Tribes corporate operations, the Tulalip Resort Casino and Quil Ceda Village retail corridor, and dozens of regional manufacturers and tourism operators. We hold standing accounts with several North Snohomish County corporate flight departments.

The Arlington Fly In (typically held in July each year at Arlington Municipal Airport, drawing tens of thousands of aviation enthusiasts, experimental aircraft, and vintage warbirds from across the Pacific Northwest) generates the heaviest single event demand of our Arlington year. We recommend six to eight weeks of lead time for Fly In week SUV and Sprinter bookings, since Arlington and Snohomish County lodging fills three to four months ahead of Fly In week.

Yes. Dispatch runs around the clock with a live human on the line, and we operate red eye corporate charter arrivals, 4 am North Snohomish County corporate departures, and late night Arlington Fly In post event pickup logistics during July Fly In week. There is no surcharge for late night or early morning service on standard bookings.