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Cape May County (WWD) Airport Chauffeur Service
Fly into Cape May Airport and let the beach vacation start at the curb. Our New Jersey drivers meet you at the field, load the bags, and drive you straight to the sand on a flat rate fixed at booking.

Private Chauffeur Service to and from Cape May County (WWD) Airport
Touching down at Cape May County Airport puts the beach within reach, and your car should be waiting the moment you taxi off the runway. Our New Jersey airport chauffeur service turns the WWD arrival into the start of the vacation, whether you are here for a week on the Wildwood boardwalk, a wedding in Cape May, or a quiet stretch of the southern shore. Union Limousine has served the region since 1997, and every Cape May pickup is timed to your flight and routed to your exact address.
Shore Bound Rides To and From Cape May Airport
The far south of the state runs on beach time, and a booked car keeps your plans on track through the summer rush. Reserving a chauffeur service in New Jersey gives you a set price, a clean vehicle, and a driver who knows Route 47, Route 9, and the Garden State Parkway exits toward each shore town. Holiday weekends, wedding season, and late arrivals all fit the plan.
Every Union Limousine driver is licensed, screened, and dressed for the day, and they know the calm routes around Rio Grande and Lower Township when beach traffic builds. Bottled water and charging cables come standard, the cabin stays cool and quiet, and the vehicle you reserve is the one that meets you at the field.
A Vehicle for Every Cape May Trip
Give us the headcount and the bags, and we send a vehicle that suits the day. These are your choices for a WWD run.
- Sedans for up to 3 passengers, a clean ride for a couple flying in for a Cape May getaway or a quick business call.
- SUVs for up to 6 passengers, with room for a family carrying beach chairs, umbrellas, and a week of luggage.
- Stretch limousines for up to 20 passengers, a standout for a shore wedding, an anniversary, or a night out in Wildwood.
- Sprinter vans for up to 14 passengers, a smart fit for a golf group or a bridal party traveling together.
- Party buses for up to 30 passengers, rolling fun for a boardwalk celebration or a group beach weekend.
- Mini charter buses for up to 35 passengers, with capacity for a family reunion or a birding club outing.
- Full size charter buses for up to 56 passengers, room for a large wedding block or a company beach retreat.
Deciding on the arrival style? Compare a private Cape May Airport car service with a dressed up Cape May Airport limo service and choose what suits your group.
Beaches, Boardwalks, and the Cape May County Zoo
Our WWD runs connect the field with the destinations shore visitors ask for most. Spend a free afternoon with the animals at the Cape May County Park and Zoo, ride the rails and coasters on the Wildwood boardwalk, or wander the Victorian streets of Cape May. When your trip crosses the bay, the Cape May Lewes Ferry links the peninsula to Lewes in Delaware, and we handle the drive to and from the terminal on either end.
When a trip reaches past the county, the same desk arranges the larger fields too. A flight into Atlantic City, a private arrival at Millville, or a commercial connection through Philadelphia books under one reservation, so a day that touches two airports keeps to a single timeline.
Cape May County (WWD) Airport Information
- Airport Name: Cape May County Airport (Cape May Airport)
- Airport Code: WWD
- Address: 201 Forrestal Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242, United States
- Phone: +1 609 886 8652
- Official Airport Website: capemayairport.com
From Naval Air Station to County Airport
The field opened in 1941 as a United States Navy base and trained dive bomber squadrons during World War II. That history is preserved in the restored Hangar #1, now home to the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum, a National Register landmark filled with aircraft and exhibits. The airport became a civilian field after the war and today the Delaware River and Bay Authority runs it as a general aviation gateway to the Cape May shore.
A General Aviation Field, No Airlines
WWD carries no scheduled commercial airlines. It serves private owners, business aircraft, charter flights, helicopters, and recreational flying across roughly one thousand acres, so there are no ticket counters, security lines, or baggage carousels. Passengers move quickly from the ramp to a waiting car, which is part of the ease of flying into a smaller field.
Where Flights Come and Go
Since the traffic here is private, routes follow the traveler. Light and midsize aircraft run quick trips to Philadelphia, New York, and New England, while charter operators reach business centers farther off. Summer brings a wave of recreational and vacation flying, and your pilot or operator sets the destination while we align the ground plan to it.
Runways and Hangars
The airport has two runways and a set of hangars managed by the authority, which typically run at full occupancy. There is no large public terminal, so arrivals and departures move through the operations area and the general aviation facilities. Your driver stages at the right spot once you share your arrival details when you book.
How Busy the Field Gets
WWD logs around thirty nine thousand takeoffs and landings a year across corporate, recreational, charter, and helicopter traffic, with the count climbing through the summer season. That relaxed volume keeps arrivals quick and makes a curbside handoff to your car simple, even on a busy beach weekend.
Parking and Curbside
Most travelers flying into Cape May skip parking, since the point of a small field is a fast move to the car. Those meeting an arrival can wait near the ramp without circling, and a booked chauffeur removes parking from the plan by staging ahead of the landing and pulling up as you step onto the tarmac.
Meeting Your Driver
Share your arrival time, tail number, and any operator details when you book. Your driver arrives ahead of the landing, waits near the operations area, and steps out as your aircraft taxis in. For departures, the car collects you at your rental or hotel and delivers you to the field with time to spare before your flight.
Getting To the Airport
Travelers reach WWD by private car, taxi, rideshare, or a reserved chauffeur, with easy access from Route 47, Route 9, and the Garden State Parkway. Public transit into this corner of the shore is limited, and app pickups can thin out in the off season, so a car booked ahead keeps both the arrival and the departure on schedule.
Tips for Summer Arrivals
Plan for heavier roads on summer Fridays and Sundays, when the whole shore fills at once. Keep your driver contact ready for a quick ramp side handoff, allow extra time toward the beach towns in July and August, and pass along any schedule change so the car moves with your flight and meets you on time.
Why Reserve a Car Ahead
A booked chauffeur locks your fare before you fly, tracks the tail number, and waits at the field, so a shifted arrival or a night landing still has a car ready at the ramp. For families, wedding guests, and business travelers, that certainty is why so many shore visitors arrange the ride with Union Limousine before departure.
Book Your Cape May Airport Chauffeur
Ready to make the ground leg the easy part? Reserve with Union Limousine and travel on your own schedule. Our dispatch runs around the clock, so an early departure or a late arrival is handled with the same care. Explore our full chauffeur service or review every ground option among our limousine services, then confirm your WWD transfer in a couple of minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. We run private pickups and drop offs at WWD for arrivals and departures, covering Wildwood, Cape May, Stone Harbor, and the wider Cape May County area on your schedule.
Yes. WWD is a public general aviation airport run by the Delaware River and Bay Authority, serving private, business, and charter aircraft, with no scheduled commercial airlines.
Wildwood sits about four miles southeast of the field, roughly ten minutes by car, and Cape May is around fifteen minutes away, so the sand is close the moment you land.
Yes. The casino district is about an hour north up the Garden State Parkway, and we run direct transfers from the airport to Borgata, Hard Rock, Ocean, and the boardwalk.
Yes. Beach weddings are a specialty in season, and we move couples, guests, and bridal parties between WWD, shore venues, and area hotels with vehicles sized to the group.
We drive to Wildwood, Cape May, North Wildwood, Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle City, and Ocean City, plus longer runs to Atlantic City and Philadelphia when you need them.
Yes. Share your tail number or operator and we follow the inbound leg, shifting the pickup so your car waits at the field as your aircraft taxis in off the runway.
You get a fixed quote at booking based on the vehicle and route, with no meter and no surge, so the fare holds steady whether you land early or the schedule slips a little.
A day ahead covers most sedan and SUV trips, while larger vehicles and peak summer weekends are best booked well in advance to hold the vehicle and driver you want.
Yes. Sprinter vans, party buses, and charter buses carry families, wedding parties, and clubs together, so a whole group leaves WWD in one ride with room for beach gear.












