Cape May County (WWD) Airport Charter Bus Rental Service

Charter Bus Rental Service to and from Cape May County (WWD) Airport

Groups landing at Cape May County (WWD) Airport arrive by private jet, turboprop, or chartered aircraft, and they usually step off the plane together. A wedding party, a corporate retreat, or a tournament fishing crew needs one vehicle waiting beside the terminal, ready to roll the moment the bags are loaded. Union Limousine runs a Cape May County (WWD) Airport charter bus rental service built for exactly that moment, covering every town on the peninsula and every highway out of it. It belongs to our wider New Jersey airport charter bus program and follows the same rules: a chauffeur who tracks your tail number, a coach sized to your headcount, and a written price you approve before anyone boards.

Group Transportation Built Around a General Aviation Field

WWD has no airline counters, no jet bridges, and no taxi line. Flights come in through the FlightLevel Aviation FBO at 201 Forrestal Road, where ramp side vehicle access lets a chauffeur pull up close to the aircraft. That layout rewards planning. Our dispatcher confirms your arrival window with the FBO the day before, the chauffeur is on the field thirty minutes ahead of your wheels down time, and the coach is positioned so your group walks a short distance from the aircraft door to the bus door. For smaller parties the same standard applies to our WWD airport car service, which staffs sedans and SUVs for executives and couples.

Where We Take Groups From WWD?

The airport sits in Lower Township with a Rio Grande postal address, four miles northwest of the Wildwood boardwalk and about fifteen minutes from downtown Cape May. From the terminal, Route 47 and Route 9 feed the Garden State Parkway, so a coach can reach the Wildwoods in ten minutes, Stone Harbor and Avalon in twenty, Sea Isle City and Ocean City in forty, and the Atlantic City casinos in under an hour. Our Cape May County car service team knows which beach blocks close to buses in July and which hotel loading zones on Pacific Avenue can take a 45 foot coach, so your itinerary is planned around real curb space.

Groups heading south across Delaware Bay can ride the coach straight onto the Cape May Lewes Ferry at 1200 Lincoln Boulevard in North Cape May, where the operator publishes rules for bus and group travel on the ferry, books motorcoaches by phone, and applies long vehicle group fares to the 85 minute crossing. Northbound, we run the same coaches to the Atlantic County car service corridor around the casinos and the convention center, to Millville and Vineland through our Cumberland County car service routes, and on to Philadelphia International, where a PHL airport car service handoff covers international connections. Newark is a two and a half hour ride, and our EWR airport charter bus crews take that leg regularly.

Events and Occasions We Carry

• Weddings at Congress Hall, the Southern Mansion, and beachfront venues in Cape May and Stone Harbor, with shuttle loops between the ceremony, reception, and hotel blocks
• Corporate retreats and board meetings flying into WWD from Teterboro, Westchester, and Wilmington, with executive coaches for site visits across South Jersey
• Fishing tournaments and marina events in Cape May Harbor and Wildwood Crest, with room under the coach for rods, coolers, and tackle
• Trade shows and association meetings at the Wildwoods Convention Center on the boardwalk, with staggered pickups for delegates on different flights
• Bachelor and bachelorette weekends, milestone birthdays, and reunions that want one party bus for the whole group from touchdown to the last bar call
• Sports teams, camps, and school groups arriving for beach tournaments, with athletic gear and trainers riding together
• Birding groups arriving for the spring and fall migrations, when the Cape May Bird Observatory draws naturalists from across the country to Cape May Point

Fleet for Cape May County Airport Charter Bus Rental

Union Limousine matches the vehicle to the headcount and the luggage, and every class below is available for a WWD pickup. Capacities listed are seated passengers with luggage; for surfboards, golf bags, or trade show cases, tell us the volume and we will size up.

Vehicle Classes and Capacities

• Executive sedans, up to 3 passengers: a single executive or a couple flying in on a light jet, headed to a Cape May inn or a boardroom in Wildwood Crest
• Luxury SUVs, up to 6 passengers: a family with beach gear, a leadership team, or a bridal couple with the photographer riding along
• Stretch limousines, up to 20 passengers: wedding parties, anniversary groups, and casino nights that want the arrival to feel like an event
• Sprinter vans, up to 14 passengers: fishing crews, golf foursomes traveling as a pack, and corporate teams who want captain chairs and a quiet cabin
• Party buses, up to 30 passengers: bachelor and bachelorette weekends, birthday tours of the Wildwood boardwalk, and wedding after parties
• Mini charter buses, up to 35 passengers: conference delegates, youth teams, and retreat groups that need reclining seats and overhead storage
• Full size charter buses, up to 56 passengers: large weddings, association meetings, ferry crossings, and long hauls to Philadelphia or Newark with a restroom on board

Why Groups Book Their WWD Coach With Us?

A general aviation arrival has none of the safety nets of a commercial terminal. There is no taxi stand, rideshare drivers rarely wait on the field, and the nearest rental counters are in Rio Grande with limited hours. Union Limousine removes that uncertainty. One reservation covers the airport pickup, every stop on the itinerary, and the return to the FBO, with a single chauffeur who knows your schedule.

Fixed Pricing With Flight Tracking Included

Every quote is a flat figure for the vehicle, the chauffeur, tolls, and fuel. Private flights move, so our dispatch desk follows your tail number through the FBO and adjusts the pickup at no charge when the wheels down time changes. Waiting time at WWD is built into the airport rate, so a slow customs check on an international arrival never becomes a surprise on the invoice.

Chauffeur Standards on the Cape

Our chauffeurs hold commercial licenses with passenger endorsements, pass background and drug screening, and drive the Parkway, Route 47, and the shore bridges in every season. They arrive in a suit, load luggage themselves, and keep the cabin at the temperature your group prefers.

Meet and Greet at the FBO

The chauffeur waits inside the FlightLevel Aviation lounge with a name board, confirms the headcount, and walks the group to the coach parked in the vehicle area beside the ramp. For arrivals after the FBO closes at 5 p.m., we coordinate the after hours access the FBO grants with one hour of notice.

Luggage, Gear, and Equipment

Coaches carry checked bags in underfloor bays, and Sprinter vans and SUVs take rear cargo. For fishing rods, golf clubs, band equipment, or trade show crates, we assign a vehicle with the right storage and, when needed, a second cargo van to follow the group.

Cape May County (WWD) Airport: A Traveler's Guide

Address: 507 Terminal Dr, Rio Grande, NJ 08242, United States. Airport administration is at 201 Forrestal Road on the same field. Phone: +1 609 886 8652. Airport code: WWD (ICAO KWWD). The official site at Cape May Airport publishes fee schedules, FBO details, and pilot information.

History and Importance of the Airport

The field opened in 1941 as Naval Air Station Rio Grande, renamed Naval Air Station Wildwood to avoid confusion with a base in Texas, and trained dive bomber squadrons through the Second World War. Cape May County took it over after the war, and since 1998 the Delaware River and Bay Authority has managed and operated it as one of five DRBA regional airports. Today WWD is the southernmost public use airport in New Jersey, covering close to 1,000 acres with a growing aviation and technology business park. Hangar 1, the original wartime hangar, houses the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum, and the Flight Deck Diner sits beside the administration building. The airport has served as an FAA test site for LED lighting standards and drone based runway inspections. The field lies in Lower Township, whose published Lower Township history traces the area from seventeenth century whaling camps to the wartime air station, and the township counts the airport and the ferry as its two largest regional assets.

Airlines Operating From WWD

No scheduled airline serves WWD. Traffic is general aviation, corporate, and charter: light jets, turboprops, piston aircraft, helicopters, and air taxi operators booked by the seat or by the aircraft. That is why a prearranged coach matters here; there is no airline shuttle and no queue of cabs outside the door.

Domestic Destinations

Because flights are chartered, destinations follow the customer. Typical pairings include Teterboro and Westchester County for New York area executives, Wilmington and Philadelphia for the Delaware Valley, Washington area fields for government and association travel, and Florida, the Carolinas, and New England for seasonal residents. Travelers who need a scheduled flight use Atlantic City International, about 40 miles north, which our ACY airport charter bus crews serve daily, or Philadelphia International, about 90 miles away.

Terminal Information

A new terminal building opened in September 2024 and serves as the passenger and pilot entry point on the field. FlightLevel Aviation runs the FBO daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with after hours fuel and line service by arrangement, a flight planning room, pilot lounge, complimentary wifi, coffee and water, catering by request, and short term hangar space. The airport has two runways, 1/19 at 5,252 feet and 10/28 at 5,000 feet, and no control tower, so pilots use the common frequency and FAA published procedures.

Passenger Traffic

The FAA records roughly 40,000 aircraft operations a year at WWD with about 40 based aircraft. Movements peak from Memorial Day through Labor Day, when shore homeowners, wedding groups, and corporate visitors fly in for the weekend, and again during the fall bird migration. Winter traffic is lighter, which makes after hours coordination with the FBO more important.

Parking Overview

There is no parking garage and no pay station at WWD. Vehicle parking sits in a surface lot beside the terminal, and aircraft parking, tie downs, and any associated fees are handled by the FBO under the DRBA fee schedule. Landing fees are not charged. For groups arriving by coach for a departure, the chauffeur unloads at the terminal door and stages the bus away from the FBO entrance.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

Arrivals: give us the tail number, operator, and estimated time; we confirm with the FBO and meet your party inside the lounge. Departures: we deliver the group to the terminal door about 20 minutes before the pilot's requested boarding time, since there is no security checkpoint and boarding is quick. For helicopter arrivals, the chauffeur coordinates directly with the line crew for the safest walking route.

Ground Transportation Options

On site rental counters do not exist; the FBO can arrange Hertz or Avis with prior notice, and Hertz and Enterprise keep offices in Rio Grande during business hours. Taxis and rideshare are thin on the peninsula outside summer weekends, and public transit does not stop at the terminal. Prearranged chauffeured vehicles, from a sedan to a 56 seat coach, are the reliable option, and we also connect WWD passengers to the Bayonne cruise terminal and to Delaware airport car service pickups across the bay.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Send your chauffeur the aircraft tail number along with the flight time, so we can track the arrival through the FBO
• Flying in after 5 p.m.? Ask your operator to notify FlightLevel Aviation an hour ahead so line service and the lounge are open
• Summer Saturdays bring heavy Parkway traffic toward the shore; budget extra time for a departure that day
• Cell coverage on the field is fine, but the FBO landline (+1 609 889 0750) is the fastest way to reach line service
• Bring beach gear in soft bags; a coach can take almost anything, but hard cases slow the load

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats a Taxi or Rideshare at WWD?

At a commercial airport, a rideshare app is a fallback. At WWD there is often nothing to fall back on. Drivers do not wait at a general aviation field for a fare that may or may not appear, and a group of 20 cannot split into six app cars and expect to reach the same hotel at the same time. A prebooked coach guarantees the vehicle, the chauffeur, the luggage capacity, and the price before the aircraft leaves its origin, and it keeps the whole party on one timeline from ramp to reception.

Reserve Your Cape May County Airport Charter Bus

Send us the arrival date, the tail number or operator, the headcount, and the first two stops, and we will return a fixed quote for the right vehicle within the hour. Union Limousine has run chauffeured transportation since 1997, and our charter bus service desk coordinates every WWD pickup with the FBO so nothing depends on luck at the curb. For statewide group work, our New Jersey charter bus rental fleet covers every county, and our full list of ground transportation services includes New Jersey airport limo service, Sprinter van rental at WWD, and New Jersey airport chauffeur service for smaller parties. Call, book online, or email your itinerary today and let the coach be waiting when the wheels touch down at WWD.