Auburn University Regional (AUO) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Auburn University Regional (AUO) Airport

Private flights into Auburn deserve a chauffeur standing at the Auburn Aviation terminal before the cabin door opens. We provide Auburn University Regional (AUO) Airport limo service for executives, alumni, recruits, and families flying into Lee County, delivered to the same standard as every Alabama airport limo service we run across the state. Share your tail number and estimated arrival, and a Union Limousine chauffeur will follow your inbound flight, meet you on Bent Creek Road, and have you rolling toward College Street while other arrivals are still refreshing a rideshare app.

Why Auburn Flyers Choose Our AUO Limo Service?

AUO is a general aviation airport, which changes what a good pickup looks like. There is no arrivals curb, no taxi rank, and on busy weekends the airside ramp closes to outside vehicles. Our chauffeurs know the Auburn Aviation terminal layout, the FBO front desk check in routine, and the turn off Bent Creek Road, so your car is positioned at the terminal entrance when your aircraft taxis in. Every limo service we provide in Auburn runs on flight tracking, so a weather hold over Atlanta or an early arrival from Dallas never leaves you waiting on the ramp.

• Chauffeurs track your aircraft by tail number or charter flight number and adjust in real time
• Terminal side meet and greet with name board and luggage assistance at the FBO entrance
• Flat quotes for Auburn, Opelika, Columbus, Montgomery, and Atlanta transfers, confirmed in writing
• Jet black late model vehicles detailed before every AUO pickup
• Complimentary waiting time built into each airport reservation
• Fully licensed, insured, and background checked chauffeurs available around the clock

Gameday Arrivals at Jordan Hare Stadium

Home football weekends transform AUO into one of the busiest private aviation fields in the Southeast. The airport applies special event fees from Friday through Sunday, closes the airside to non airport vehicles, and warns flying guests that Uber, Lyft, and local taxis cannot be guaranteed because demand outruns supply. A reserved chauffeur removes that gamble. We stage SUVs and Sprinters at the FBO for arriving parties, carry them straight to Jordan Hare Stadium, The Hotel at Auburn University, or a tailgate on the Samford lawn, and return after the final whistle while the FBO stays open for departing aircraft. Downtown decks fill fast on game Saturdays, with the Wright Street deck charging a flat gameday rate on a first come basis according to the City of Auburn parking office, which is one more reason to let a chauffeur handle the approach. Larger alumni groups flying in on multiple aircraft can combine our limo pickups with an airport charter bus rental so everyone leaves the field together.

Executive Travel Between Auburn, Opelika, and the Research Park

Corporate jets bring board members, recruiters, and visiting faculty into AUO every week. We handle the ground segment for meetings at the Auburn Research Park, the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business, the Opelika Sportsplex, and the manufacturing corridors along Interstate 85 toward Lanett and West Point. Hourly chauffeur service keeps the vehicle with you between appointments, and our limo service in Alabama covers onward travel to Montgomery, Birmingham, Huntsville, and the Gulf Coast when the itinerary extends past Lee County.

Our Fleet for Auburn University Regional Airport

Fleet selection at AUO depends on who stepped off the aircraft and where they are headed. A Citation CJ4 carrying four executives needs a different vehicle from a Gulfstream carrying a wedding party, and a recruiting weekend with coaches, parents, and a prospect calls for something else again. Union Limousine keeps every category below ready for Auburn pickups.

Vehicle Options and Passenger Capacities

• Sedans, up to 3 passengers: single executives, visiting professors, and couples heading to The Hotel at Auburn University or downtown Opelika
• SUVs, up to 6 passengers: families with gameday luggage, small corporate teams, and anyone who wants extra cargo room for golf bags bound for Grand National
• Stretch Limousines, up to 20 passengers: proposals, anniversaries, prom and formal nights, and alumni celebrations arriving by private jet
• Sprinter vans, up to 14 passengers: recruiting parties, bachelor and bachelorette groups, and corporate delegations moving between campus buildings
• Party buses, up to 30 passengers: tailgate crews, fraternity and sorority events, and birthday groups touring Toomer's Corner and the downtown bar district
• Mini charter buses, up to 35 passengers: alumni association chapters, church groups, and conference attendees shuttling to Neville Arena events
• Full size charter buses, up to 56 passengers: athletic team travel, large reunion weekends, and tour groups covering Auburn, Opelika, and Lake Martin in one day

Service Area Across East Alabama and the Georgia Line

AUO sits two miles east of Auburn and four miles west of Opelika, which puts our chauffeurs within minutes of Toomer's Corner, Tiger Town shopping, the Opelika railroad district, and the Robert Trent Jones Grand National course. Opelika's calendar of downtown events, from Summer Swing concerts to the Christmas in Opelika season listed by the City of Opelika, keeps weekend demand steady well beyond football season. We also run transfers to Chewacla State Park, Lake Martin marinas, Columbus and Fort Benning across the Chattahoochee, and the Montgomery capital district, and passengers connecting through the state's commercial gateways can pair this page with our Montgomery Regional Airport limo service for a single itinerary covering both fields.

Auburn University Regional (AUO) Airport Information

History and Regional Importance

Auburn University acquired the privately built Auburn Opelika airfield in 1939 so the school could join the Civilian Pilot Training Program on the eve of the Second World War, and the university has run the field and its fixed base operation ever since. Known for decades as Auburn Opelika Robert G. Pitts Airport, the facility was renamed Auburn University Regional Airport in November 2009, with Robert G. Pitts Field retained as the name of the airfield itself. Today the airport covers 423 acres, hosts the Auburn University School of Aviation, and supports approved flight training operators including RD Aire, Aspire Aviation, and Tier 1 Helicopters. The official Auburn University Regional Airport site publishes rules, fees, gameday operations notices, and hangar waitlists for pilots and passengers.

Airlines Operating from AUO and Domestic Destinations

No scheduled airline serves AUO. Traffic consists of corporate jets, charter flights, university aircraft, flight training, and private owners, so the destinations reachable from the field are whatever your charter operator files. Passengers who need commercial connections typically fly through Columbus Airport in Georgia, about 45 minutes away with Delta service, Montgomery Regional about an hour west with American, Delta, and United, or Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta roughly an hour and 45 minutes up Interstate 85, as outlined in the Auburn Opelika Tourism getting here guide. We cover transfers to and from all three, so a private arrival at AUO and a commercial departure from Atlanta can sit on one reservation.

Terminal Information

The Auburn Aviation terminal is a two story building of roughly 26,000 square feet housing the FBO front desk, passenger lounge, crew facilities, and a life size tiger statue in a flight jacket and scarf greeting arrivals in the lobby. The FBO sells Phillips 66 fuel, offers FlightBridge reservations for inbound crews, and operates from 7 AM to 7 PM on weekdays and 8 AM to 5 PM on weekends and holidays, with extended hours on football game days. The field has a staffed air traffic control tower, a 5,265 foot primary runway with an ILS approach on Runway 36, and a 4,002 foot crosswind runway, which is why mid size and large cabin business jets use Auburn routinely.

Passenger Traffic

Because there are no airline enplanements, AUO measures activity in aircraft operations. The field records roughly 110,000 takeoffs and landings a year, an average above 300 movements a day, with about 100 based aircraft including a dozen jets and turboprops ranging from a King Air C90 to Citation CJ4s. Volume spikes sharply on home football weekends and during spring graduation, when dozens of transient jets fill the ramp and overflow parking areas.

Parking Overview

Vehicle parking sits directly in front of the terminal on Bent Creek Road, and on normal days passengers, chauffeurs, and visitors park there within a short walk of the FBO doors. On game weekends the airport opens outlying overflow lots and runs continuous shuttle vans between those lots and the main terminal, while the airside ramp closes to all vehicles except airport and government units. Travelers who prebook a chauffeur avoid the overflow shuttle entirely, since the car waits at the terminal entrance.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

Flight crews check in at the FBO front desk on arrival, and passengers walk through the terminal to the front entrance where ground transportation waits. We ask for your tail number, operator, and scheduled arrival so our dispatcher can confirm the FBO has your ground transportation noted. Departing passengers are dropped at the terminal entrance, and the chauffeur assists with bags to the lounge while the crew completes fueling. Reservations placed through our AUO airport car service page or by phone follow the same procedure, with the chauffeur's name and vehicle details sent the evening before travel.

Where Your Chauffeur Meets You

Look for your chauffeur inside the terminal lobby near the front desk holding a name board. During gameday airside closures, airport staff provide golf cart or van rides from the aircraft to the terminal, and your chauffeur will be waiting at the lobby when you arrive.

Ground Transportation Options

Prearranged rental cars are collected at the FBO front desk, and the airport sells campus shuttle tickets to flying customers on football weekends. Uber, Lyft, and a small number of local taxi companies operate in Auburn, though the airport itself cautions that availability cannot be guaranteed when demand peaks. Groome Transportation runs scheduled shuttles between the Auburn Opelika area and Atlanta's airport, which suits budget travelers on fixed schedules. Prebooked chauffeur service remains the only option that guarantees a vehicle at the terminal at a set time.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Send your tail number and operator to us at booking so the FBO and our dispatcher are aligned on your arrival
• Allow extra ramp time on football Fridays, since aircraft depart from where they are towed and crews cannot request pull on line service
• Expect longer waits for fuel and lavatory service on game weekends and plan departure times accordingly
• Cellular coverage is strong at the terminal, so confirm your chauffeur's location by text as you taxi in
• Pack gameday credentials and parking passes in carry on bags so they are accessible before you reach the stadium
• Ask your chauffeur about traffic patterns on College Street and Donahue Drive, which reverse direction before and after kickoff

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare at AUO?

A private jet arrival loses its advantage if the passenger spends 25 minutes watching a rideshare map with no drivers nearby. Rideshare pricing surges on game weekends, local taxis are few, and neither can be timed to a charter aircraft that arrives early. A prebooked chauffeur tracks the flight, waits inside the terminal, loads luggage, and departs at your pace in a vehicle sized for your party. The fare is confirmed before you fly, the chauffeur's details arrive the night before, and the same vehicle can return you to AUO for departure.

Airport at a Glance

Auburn University Regional (AUO) Airport, 2150 Bent Creek Rd, Auburn, AL 36830, United States. Phone +1 334 844 4597. Official website: auoairport.com. FAA identifier AUO, ICAO KAUO. Owned and operated by Auburn University.

FBO Hours and Contact

Auburn Aviation FBO: 7 AM to 7 PM Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Saturday, Sunday, and holidays, with extended hours on home game days. Customer service 334 844 4597, option 1.

Book Your Auburn University Regional Airport Limo Today

Give us your arrival details and we will have a chauffeur at the Auburn Aviation terminal before your wheels touch Robert G. Pitts Field. Union Limousine accepts reservations online and by phone 24 hours a day, confirms every AUO pickup in writing with a flat fare, and sends your chauffeur's name, photo, and vehicle details the evening before travel. Whether you are flying in for a board meeting at the Research Park, a kickoff at Jordan Hare Stadium, or a quiet weekend at Lake Martin, reserve your Auburn University Regional Airport limo service now and arrive the way a private flight should end.