Los Angeles International (LAX) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Los Angeles International (LAX) Airport

Landing at Los Angeles International Airport after a long flight should feel calm, and our chauffeurs make that happen from the moment your wheels touch the runway. Union Limousine runs a private California airport limo service that meets travelers at every LAX terminal with a spotless vehicle, a licensed chauffeur, and a fixed quote agreed before you fly. Whether you are headed to a Santa Monica hotel, a Beverly Hills meeting, or a family home in Orange County, we handle the drive while you rest, make calls, or simply watch the palm lined boulevards roll past.

Private LAX Limo Rides Across Southern California

LAX moves tens of millions of travelers every year, and the curbs outside baggage claim rarely feel quiet. We remove the guesswork by assigning a dedicated chauffeur who tracks your flight, adjusts for delays, and waits at the right spot on the arrivals level. Corporate travelers, film and music crews, wedding parties, and families on vacation all count on our team for rides that start on time and finish at the correct door.

Travelers We Serve Every Day

• Executives flying in for meetings in Century City, Downtown Los Angeles, El Segundo, or Irvine who want a quiet cabin to take calls on the way.
• Entertainment professionals heading to studio lots in Burbank, Culver City, and Hollywood on tight production schedules.
• Families bound for Disneyland Resort in Anaheim or Universal Studios Hollywood with suitcases, strollers, and tired kids.
• Cruise passengers transferring between LAX and the World Cruise Center in San Pedro or the Long Beach cruise terminal.
• Wedding guests, sports fans, and event groups traveling to SoFi Stadium, Intuit Dome, or the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

LAX Limo Fleet Options and Group Capacity

Every vehicle in our fleet is late model, cleaned before each trip, and driven by a chauffeur who knows the traffic patterns around the 405 and the 105 freeways. Union Limousine matches the vehicle to your headcount and luggage, so nobody squeezes into a seat that is too small.

Choosing a Vehicle for Your Group

• Sedans (1 to 3 passengers): The classic choice for solo business travelers and couples, with trunk room for two large suitcases. Ideal for quick runs to Beverly Hills, Westwood, or Marina del Rey.
• SUVs (1 to 6 passengers): Extra cargo space for golf bags, surfboard cases, and family luggage. A smart pick for trips to Malibu, Pasadena, or Newport Beach.
• Stretch Limousines (6 to 20 passengers): Built for arrivals that feel like a celebration, including wedding parties, milestone birthdays, and VIP guests heading to a Hollywood premiere.
• Sprinter Vans (7 to 14 passengers): High roof interiors with rear luggage space, well suited for corporate teams, film crews, and sports clubs traveling together.
• Party Buses (15 to 30 passengers): Lounge seating, premium sound, and ambient lighting for bachelor and bachelorette groups or concert nights at the Hollywood Bowl.
• Mini Charter Buses (20 to 35 passengers): A practical option for conference delegations, school groups, and church trips moving between LAX and hotels near the Los Angeles Convention Center.
• Full Size Charter Buses (36 to 56 passengers): Under floor baggage bays and reclining seats for tour groups, cruise transfers, and team travel across California.

Destinations We Serve From LAX

Our chauffeurs cover the entire Southland and well beyond, and our limo service in California reaches Santa Barbara, Palm Springs, San Diego, and every major city in between. For simple sedan transfers, our LAX car service offers a streamlined ride at a lower price point. Local residents who want a driver for dinners, meetings, or errands can also book our Los Angeles County car service for hourly or point to point trips.

Popular Routes Out of the Airport

Westside and the Beach Cities

Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey, Manhattan Beach, and Redondo Beach sit a short drive from the terminals. Our chauffeurs know the side streets that bypass Lincoln Boulevard congestion during the afternoon rush.

Downtown, Hollywood, and the Valley

Downtown hotels, Hollywood studios, and Sherman Oaks neighborhoods are daily routes for our team. Visitors planning a free afternoon often browse things to do in Los Angeles before landing, then ask their chauffeur to stop at Griffith Observatory or the California Science Center, home of Space Shuttle Endeavour.

Harbor, Orange County, and the Inland Empire

Cruise travelers can pair their flight with our San Pedro cruise terminal car service for a direct ride to the ship. We also run frequent transfers to Anaheim, Irvine, Laguna Beach, and Riverside, and we connect LAX with Hollywood Burbank, Long Beach, Ontario, and John Wayne airports when itineraries split between fields.

What Every LAX Pickup Includes

• Live flight tracking, so your pickup time moves with early arrivals and delays at no extra charge.
• A complimentary grace period after landing, with extra time built in for international arrivals clearing customs.
• Optional meet and greet service inside baggage claim with a personalized name sign.
• Luggage help from the carousel to the vehicle, plus bottled water and phone chargers on board.
• One all inclusive quote with zero surge pricing during holidays, rainstorms, or big event nights.

Clear Pricing for Airport Transfers

Rates depend on vehicle type, distance, and hourly needs, and the price you approve at booking is the price on your receipt. Frequent flyers who ride with Union Limousine can open a corporate account for monthly billing and saved passenger profiles. The same standards apply to every limo service booking we handle, from Manhattan to Malibu.

Los Angeles International (LAX) Airport Information

Here is a quick guide to the airport so you know what to expect before your chauffeur arrives.

• Airport Name: Los Angeles International (LAX) Airport
• Airport Code: LAX (ICAO code KLAX)
• Address: 1 World Way, Los Angeles, CA 90045, United States
• Phone: +1 855 463 5252
• Official Website: Visit the official LAX website for flight status, terminal maps, and parking reservations.

History and Importance

• LAX opened in 1928 as Mines Field, a modest landing strip surrounded by wheat, barley, and bean fields in what is now Westchester.
• The airport is owned and operated by Los Angeles World Airports, a department of the City of Los Angeles, and sits about 18 miles southwest of Downtown.
• The Theme Building, a midcentury landmark shaped like a flying saucer on four arches, has greeted travelers since 1961.
• LAX serves as the main international gateway for Southern California and a leading link between the United States, Asia, and the Pacific.
• A multibillion dollar modernization program is reshaping terminals, roads, and transit connections ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics.

Airlines Operating at LAX

• LAX is a hub for Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines, while Southwest Airlines runs a large operating base and JetBlue treats the airport as a focus city.
• Delta carried the largest share of passengers in 2025, yet no single airline controls a majority, which keeps route choices wide and fares competitive.
• Dozens of international carriers, including Qantas, Emirates, Korean Air, Air New Zealand, British Airways, and Japan Airlines, fly from the Tom Bradley International Terminal.

Domestic Destinations

• Nonstop flights reach nearly every major US city, including New York JFK, Seattle, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago O'Hare, Dallas Fort Worth, Atlanta, Boston, and Honolulu.
• Frequent California shuttle flights link LAX with San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, and Sacramento throughout the day.
• Domestic travelers made up roughly 50 million passengers in 2025, about two thirds of total traffic.

Terminal Information

• Nine passenger terminals, Terminals 1 through 8 plus the Tom Bradley International Terminal (Terminal B), wrap around a U shaped central loop.
• Arrivals and baggage claim sit on the lower level, while check in and departures sit on the upper level of each terminal.
• Airside walkways let ticketed travelers walk from Terminal 1 to Terminal 8 through Terminal B without clearing security again, a route of about two miles.

Tom Bradley International Terminal

Terminal B handles most long haul international flights and houses upscale dining, luxury shops, and premium lounges. Plan extra time for customs and immigration after landing, especially during the busy evening arrival bank.

Passenger Traffic

• LAX welcomed about 73.7 million passengers in 2025, ranking it among the busiest airports in the country and the world.
• Nearly 581,000 aircraft operations were logged that same year across four parallel runways.
• Traffic peaked at roughly 88 million passengers in 2019, and volumes continue to rebuild as the modernization program advances.

Parking Overview

• Central terminal garages sit steps from the terminals and suit short visits or quick pickups.
• LAX Economy Parking offers lower daily rates with free shuttle connections to every terminal.
• Parking can be reserved ahead through the official airport site, and garages fill quickly during holidays and major events.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

• Departing travelers are dropped off at the upper level curbs outside each terminal.
• Taxis and standard rideshare pickups use a dedicated lot just east of Terminal 1, reached on foot or by a free shuttle.
• Limousines and prearranged town cars collect passengers at the outer curb on the lower arrivals level outside baggage claim.

Where Your Chauffeur Meets You

Curbside Pickup on the Arrivals Level

For curbside service, your chauffeur texts the vehicle details and exact pickup island as you walk toward baggage claim, so you step outside and straight into the car.

Meet and Greet Inside Baggage Claim

Prefer a familiar face at the carousel? Request meet and greet, and your chauffeur waits with a name sign, collects your bags, and walks you to the vehicle.

Ground Transportation Options

• FlyAway buses run nonstop between LAX and Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles, plus Van Nuys in the San Fernando Valley.
• LA Metro rail and bus lines connect through the LAX/Metro Transit Center, reached by a free airport shuttle.
• SkyLink, the airport's elevated train formerly called the Automated People Mover, remains in testing, with opening currently projected for early 2027.
• Rental car companies operate from the LAX Rental Car Center, reached by shuttle from the arrivals level.
• Taxis, rideshare apps, hotel shuttles, and prearranged limousine services round out the choices.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Share your flight number when booking so our dispatch team can track your arrival in real time.
• Switch your phone on after landing and watch for a text with your chauffeur's name and contact number.
• Allow 30 to 60 minutes for customs at Terminal B during peak evening arrivals.
• Expect heavy traffic on Sepulveda Boulevard and the 405 during weekday rush hours.
• Check the official airport site for construction detours, since lanes in the central loop change often.

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Is Often the Smarter Choice

• Your chauffeur waits at the terminal curb, saving you the walk or shuttle ride to the remote taxi and rideshare lot.
• Fixed quotes protect you from surge pricing after big events at SoFi Stadium or during late night arrival rushes.
• Vehicles are sized for your group and luggage, so large families and teams ride together in one vehicle.
• Flight tracking keeps your pickup aligned with early landings and late delays automatically.
• Professional chauffeurs know alternate routes around freeway closures and event traffic across Los Angeles.

Book Your LAX Airport Limo Today

Reserve your ride online or by phone in a few minutes, and our dispatch team will confirm your vehicle, chauffeur, and quote right away. Union Limousine keeps service running around the clock, so red eye arrivals and dawn departures receive the same careful attention as midday flights. Send your flight number, passenger count, and destination, and we will take care of everything from the moment you land at LAX.