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Millville Municipal (MIV) Airport Charter Bus Service
No taxis, no shuttles, and no rideshare at MIV. Our prebooked charter buses link the airfield with New Jersey Motorsports Park, WheatonArts, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia at one flat, written price.

Charter Bus Rental Service to and from Millville Municipal (MIV) Airport
Groups landing at Millville Municipal (MIV) Airport in Cumberland County rarely find a bus waiting unless someone arranged it well ahead of time. There is no shuttle counter, no taxi rank, and no scheduled airline at this field, so a corporate retreat, a wedding party, or a school group stepping off a private aircraft on Leddon Street needs transportation booked before the wheels touch down. Union Limousine runs a New Jersey airport charter bus rental program built for exactly this kind of arrival, pairing licensed motorcoach drivers with vehicles sized from three seats to 56 and staging them at the Big Sky Aviation terminal at the minute you name.
Why Book a Charter Bus at Millville Municipal Airport?
MIV is a general aviation and corporate field about four miles southwest of downtown Millville, and it sits within reach of some of the busiest group destinations in South Jersey: New Jersey Motorsports Park across Dividing Creek Road, WheatonArts and the Museum of American Glass a short drive north, Landis Avenue in Vineland, the Levoy Theatre on High Street, and the Delaware Bayshore towns of Port Norris and Fortescue. Our charter bus service in New Jersey covers every one of those routes with a driver who has already run them, a vehicle inspected that morning, and a dispatcher watching your tail number so the coach is at the curb when the door opens. Cumberland County's official attractions directory runs from the Bayshore Center at Bivalve to the Delsea Drive In in Vineland, and we build multi stop itineraries around it for groups with a free afternoon.
Pricing is quoted as a flat figure for the itinerary you describe. Airfield waiting time, tolls on the Atlantic City Expressway or the Delaware Memorial Bridge, and driver gratuity are spelled out in writing before you confirm, so the number you approve is the number on the invoice.
Who Uses MIV Group Transportation?
- Race teams, sponsors, and hospitality groups moving between the airfield and New Jersey Motorsports Park on event weekends
- Corporate flight departments shuttling executives from the FBO to plants and offices in Vineland, Bridgeton, and the Millville Industrial Park
- Wedding parties routing guests between WheatonArts, Cedar Rose Vineyards, and hotels along Route 47 and Route 55
- School, scout, and veterans groups touring the Millville Army Air Field Museum on the airport grounds
- Church, sports, and senior groups connecting MIV with Atlantic City casinos, Cape May beaches, and Philadelphia
Fleet Sized for Every Group at MIV
Every vehicle in the Union Limousine charter bus service is chauffeur driven, commercially insured, and cleaned between trips. Capacity figures are passenger seats; luggage space is listed separately when you request a quote so a hockey team with gear bags is not squeezed into a vehicle built for briefcases.
Sedans, Up to 3 Passengers
The Cadillac CT6 sedan suits a single executive or a pilot and copilot heading to a hotel in Vineland after a late arrival. Quiet cabin, tinted glass, and room for two roller bags in the trunk.
SUVs, Up to 6 Passengers
A Cadillac Escalade SUV handles a family of five with luggage or a small board delegation. The high seating position and all wheel drive make it the pick for winter runs up Route 55 or gravel access roads at the Bayshore.
Stretch Limousines, Up to 20 Passengers
The Cadillac Escalade ESV stretch limo turns a proposal, a milestone birthday, or a bachelorette weekend into an event the moment it pulls onto the ramp. Fiber optic lighting, a bar console, and a partition for privacy come standard.
Sprinter Vans, Up to 14 Passengers
Our luxury Sprinter van is the workhorse for a sales team or a wedding party of a dozen. Stand up headroom, individual USB ports, and a rear cargo bay for garment bags keep a group comfortable on the 45 minute run to Atlantic City.
Party Buses, Up to 30 Passengers
The 30 passenger party bus is built for celebration transfers: perimeter seating, a sound system with Bluetooth, LED ceilings, and a wet bar. Groups often book it for a wine trail loop through Millville and Vineland before a night at the Levoy.
Mini Charter Buses, Up to 35 Passengers
A 36 passenger mini coach fits a full school class, a company offsite, or a church group with forward facing reclining seats, overhead bins, and underfloor luggage. It is the right size for the Millville Army Air Field Museum lot and the coach parking at WheatonArts.
Full Size Charter Buses, Up to 56 Passengers
The 56 passenger coach bus covers convention delegations, sports teams, and multi day tours with a restroom, WiFi, power outlets at every row, and cavernous bays for equipment. It is the vehicle we stage for race weekend hospitality shuttles and for groups continuing to Philadelphia or New York.
Service Area Across New Jersey, NJ
Millville is the anchor, yet most itineraries that begin at MIV finish somewhere else in the state. Our Cumberland County car service handles Vineland, Bridgeton, and the Bayshore; the same dispatch desk books coaches into Atlantic County, Cape May County, Gloucester County, and Salem County. Groups splitting arrivals between airports can pair an MIV coach with an Atlantic City Airport charter bus about 40 minutes east, a Trenton Mercer Airport charter bus up the Turnpike, or a Newark Airport charter bus for international connections. We also run a Cape May Airport car service for the DRBA's other New Jersey field 40 miles south, and a Bayonne cruise terminal car service for MIV groups joining a sailing at Cape Liberty.
Airport Information: Millville Municipal (MIV) Airport
The details below are current as of September 2026 and drawn from the airport sponsor's published information. The field markets itself today as Millville Executive Airport, though the FAA identifier, the IATA code, and most road signs still read Millville Municipal.
Address and Contact
- Airport name: Millville Municipal (MIV) Airport, operating as Millville Executive Airport
- Airport code: MIV (ICAO KMIV)
- Address: 104 Leddon Street, Millville, NJ 08332, United States
- Phone: +1 856 825 1244 (airport operations, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
- Official website: https://www.millvilleairport.com/
- Sponsor and operator: Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) under a lease from the City of Millville
History and Importance
Federal, state, and local officials dedicated the field on August 2, 1941 as America's First Defense Airport, and in January 1943 it opened as Millville Army Air Field, a gunnery school where close to 1,500 fighter pilots trained on Thunderbolt and Warhawk aircraft and roughly 10,000 military personnel passed through. Ownership moved to the City of Millville after the war, and in 1999 the city signed a 30 year lease making the DRBA the airport sponsor. The authority's Millville Executive Airport overview describes over $32 million in federal airfield grants, new hangar construction, and a 2026 capital program that adds box hangars and rebuilds Taxiways A, C, and G. The field covers about 916 acres with 70 acres of runway accessible land and a 300 acre industrial park, and it ranks as one of the largest general aviation airports in the state.
Airlines and Destinations
No scheduled airline serves MIV, so there are no published domestic destinations or airline counters. Traffic is corporate jets, charter aircraft, flight training, and private pilots. Passengers arriving on a charter should confirm with their operator that the aircraft is parking at the Big Sky Aviation ramp, since the main apron north of Taxiway K is closed to transient aircraft.
Terminal Information
There is a single FBO terminal run by Big Sky Aviation, which is attended from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. while the airfield itself operates around the clock with pilot controlled lighting. The building holds a passenger lounge, pilot briefing room, restrooms, and the airport operations office; the administrative building is named for longtime manager Lewis B. Finch Jr. A restaurant is listed as coming soon. Two runways serve the field: 10/28 at 6,003 by 150 feet of grooved asphalt with an ILS approach, and 14/32 at 5,057 by 150 feet of concrete. There is no control tower and no TSA checkpoint.
Passenger Traffic
Because every flight is private or chartered, the airport does not publish annual passenger counts. FAA records list tens of thousands of aircraft operations a year and dozens of based aircraft, with peaks during New Jersey Motorsports Park race weekends and the Millville Wheels and Wings Airshow hosted by the on field museum.
Parking Overview
Parking is a surface lot outside the FBO terminal on Leddon Street. There is no garage, no paid deck, and no long term economy lot with a shuttle, so a coach that arrives early can stage in the lot without a fee. Drivers of oversize vehicles should call operations ahead of race weekends, when museum and motorsports traffic fills the surrounding streets.
Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance
Charter buses load directly at the FBO entrance. The Union Limousine driver checks in with the Big Sky front desk, confirms your tail number on the arrivals board, and meets passengers inside the lounge with a name sign, then walks them to the coach idling at the curb. For departures, we recommend arriving 45 minutes before a charter's scheduled wheels up time so bags can be weighed and loaded by the crew.
Ground Transportation Options
MIV has no rental car counter, no taxi stand, and no bus stop at the terminal. NJ Transit buses serve downtown Millville and Vineland, though none reach the airfield, and rideshare drivers in Cumberland County are sparse and often decline trips to the outer fields. The New Jersey Motorsports Park complex sits beside the airport, and the Millville Army Air Field Museum at 1 Leddon Street, which schedules group tours through its museum office, is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and accepts groups of up to 50 by appointment. Prearranged chauffeured transport is the practical way in and out.
Tips for Arriving Passengers
- Share your operator's estimated arrival time and tail number with our dispatcher; private flights shift often and we track them live
- Cell coverage is strong at the field but thins along the Bayshore roads south of Millville, so download offline maps for later stops
- Museum visits are by advance booking for groups; the museum charges a flat interpretive fee for a guided hour
- WheatonArts, ten minutes north on Glasstown Road, offers free designated bus parking and complimentary admission for the driver on its group tour program, with reservations requested two weeks ahead
- \Race weekends at New Jersey Motorsports Park close local lanes; allow an extra 20 minutes to reach Route 55
Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare at MIV?
A rideshare request placed from the FBO lounge can sit unanswered for half an hour, and a taxi summoned from Vineland charges deadhead miles both ways. A prebooked coach is already on the ramp, the driver has your passenger list, the fare is fixed, and the vehicle is sized for the whole group and its luggage in one lift. For a company that has just flown a client in on a Gulfstream, the coach waiting at the door is part of the impression.
How Booking Works?
Send the flight details, passenger count, luggage estimate, and stops. A quote arrives within the hour with the vehicle we recommend and a firm price. Confirm by card or corporate account, and you receive the driver's name and phone the evening before travel. Our New Jersey airport chauffeur service team monitors the flight from departure, so a two hour delay out of Teterboro or Palm Beach simply moves the pickup without a call from you. Smaller parties can pair this page with our Millville Municipal Airport car service, the Millville Municipal Airport limo service, or the MIV Sprinter van service when the headcount changes.
What to Have Ready When You Call?
- Aircraft tail number or charter operator name and scheduled arrival
- Final passenger count and any accessibility needs
- Full address for every stop, including hotel loading zones
- Return time or a request for the coach to stay on site
Same Day Changes
Weather holds and crew duty limits change private flight times without warning. Call the dispatch line at any hour and the coach is retimed; no penalty applies when the change comes from the aircraft.
Reserve Your Millville Municipal Airport Charter Bus Today
Lock in a coach before the flight is filed. Union Limousine has moved groups through New Jersey's airports since 1997, and the same dispatch team that covers Newark and Atlantic City now stages vehicles at MIV around the clock. Tell us the date, the headcount, and the first stop, and we will hold the right vehicle, name your driver, and send a written quote that stays the same from booking to drop off. Explore the full menu of services, or call now to speak with a coordinator who knows the Leddon Street ramp.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Seven days is comfortable for a mini coach or Sprinter; full size coaches for race weekends or holiday periods should be reserved three to four weeks out, since the local supply of 56 seat vehicles is limited.
Yes. Leddon Street and the FBO lot handle full size motorcoaches, and the surface parking allows a coach to wait on site. Drivers call airport operations ahead of race weekends when neighboring lots overflow.
No. There is no taxi stand and rideshare coverage in Cumberland County is thin, so most arriving groups arrange transportation in advance and are met inside the Big Sky Aviation lounge.
Plan on 40 to 50 minutes via Route 47 and the Black Horse Pike or Route 55 to the Atlantic City Expressway, longer on summer Fridays. We quote the trip as a flat rate with tolls listed.
We do. Give us the tail number or charter operator and our dispatcher follows the flight from wheels up, adjusting the pickup for delays or early arrivals without a call from you.
Yes. WheatonArts sets aside free designated bus parking and gives the driver complimentary admission for groups of 15 or more. Reservations are requested at least two weeks before the visit.
Absolutely. Waiting time is quoted by the hour and the coach stays in the FBO lot, so passengers return to a climate controlled cabin with their luggage already loaded.
Rates depend on vehicle size, date, and hours on the clock. A mini coach for a single one way run to Center City is quoted as a flat figure; a written quote arrives within the hour of your request.
Yes. We stage shuttles between the FBO, the paddock gates, and hotels in Vineland and Millville throughout race weekends, with a dedicated driver assigned to your group for the whole event.
The 14 passenger luxury Sprinter van. It seats twelve comfortably, has a rear cargo area for hanging garment bags, and clears the low tree canopy on the Bayshore roads where taller coaches can not go.












