Miami Executive (TMB) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Miami Executive (TMB) Airport

Private flyers who touch down on the Kendall side of Miami Dade County expect the car to be waiting before the cabin door opens. Our Miami Executive (TMB) Airport Limo Service pairs general aviation passengers with licensed chauffeurs, clean late model vehicles, and flight tracked timing, all supported by the wider Florida airport limo service network that Union Limousine operates throughout the Sunshine State.

Corporate teams heading to Brickell, families returning from Nassau, and charter groups bound for Key Largo pick this southwest Miami airfield because it moves faster than the big commercial gateways. We match that pace on the ground with fixed quotes, drivers who know SW 137th Avenue and the Turnpike Homestead Extension by heart, and vehicles that seat anywhere from one guest to fifty six.

Why Travelers Choose Our TMB Airport Limo Service?

Small airfields reward precision. A jet can arrive twenty minutes early on a tailwind, or sit on the ramp while customs officers finish paperwork. Our dispatch team watches every inbound tail number so your chauffeur adjusts without a single phone call from you.

• Live flight tracking: pickup times shift automatically when your aircraft lands ahead of or behind schedule.
• FBO lobby meet and greet: your driver waits inside the lounge with a name sign and handles bags from the ramp to the trunk.
• All inclusive pricing: tolls, wait time rules, and gratuity options appear on the quote before you confirm.
• Discreet executive conduct: chauffeurs follow strict privacy standards for public figures, board members, and celebrity guests.
• Round the clock dispatch: early morning departures and late night customs clearances get the same fast answer.

Union Limousine has moved executives since 1997, and that history matters most at private terminals where a missed minute can cost a meeting.

Ride Options Built Around Private Aviation

Arrival Pickups From Any TMB FBO

Share the FBO name and tail number at booking. Your chauffeur arrives fifteen minutes before wheels down, parks in the approved client area, and greets you in the lobby. Planeside meetings are possible when the FBO grants prior clearance.

Departure Drop Offs Before Wheels Up

We time outbound runs around Kendall Drive and SW 120th Street traffic, so you reach the lounge with room to clear security briefings, load bags, and relax before takeoff.

Hourly Chauffeur Service for Business Days

Many clients land at TMB, attend three meetings in Coral Gables and Doral, then fly out the same evening. Hourly booking keeps one driver and one vehicle with you all day. Travelers who only need a short hop can also book our TMB car service for a simple sedan transfer.

Point to Point Travel Across South Florida and Beyond

Heading north to Palm Beach or west toward Naples? Our Florida limo service covers long distance runs with the same chauffeurs and vehicle standards you get at the airport.

Continuing Your Trip Out of State

Flying on from Miami to Chicago, Dallas, or New York? Reserve the same standard of limo service in dozens of major cities nationwide, all under one account.

Our Fleet for Miami Executive Airport Transfers

Every vehicle in the Union Limousine fleet is late model, commercially insured, and detailed before each trip. Pick the class that fits your group size and luggage load.

• Luxury Sedans (1 to 3 passengers): ideal for solo executives, couples, and pilots repositioning crew members to nearby hotels.
• Premium SUVs (up to 6 passengers): extra cargo room for golf bags and large suitcases, a favorite for family trips to the Keys.
• Stretch Limousines (8 to 20 passengers): birthday arrivals, bachelor weekends, and wedding parties flying in for South Beach celebrations.
• Sprinter Vans (8 to 14 passengers): standing headroom and onboard charging ports for film crews, sports teams, and corporate delegations.
• Party Buses (15 to 30 passengers): music, lighting, and lounge seating for groups rolling straight from the ramp to a Miami night out.
• Mini Charter Buses (20 to 35 passengers): efficient shuttles for conference attendees, church groups, and incentive trip guests.
• Full Size Charter Buses (36 to 56 passengers): large scale movements for touring productions, university teams, and multi aircraft arrivals.

Where We Drive From Miami Executive Airport?

TMB sits at 12800 SW 145th Avenue, surrounded by The Hammocks, Country Walk, Three Lakes, and Richmond West. Zoo Miami is practically next door, and the Gold Coast Railroad Museum shares the same grounds, which makes family arrivals an easy first stop. Students and visiting faculty often ride to Florida International University in Westchester, while business travelers head to Dadeland, Pinecrest, Coral Gables, and the Brickell financial district.

Leisure clients frequently continue to Miami Beach, PortMiami cruise terminals, Homestead Miami Speedway, and the entrance to Everglades National Park. Those catching a connecting airline flight can book our Miami International Airport limo service for the transfer, and anyone needing local rides after landing can reserve a Miami car service by the hour or by the trip.

Typical Drive Times From TMB

• Coral Gables: about 25 to 35 minutes.
• Brickell and Downtown Miami: about 30 to 45 minutes.
• Miami International Airport: about 25 to 40 minutes.
• Miami Beach: about 40 to 60 minutes.
• Key Largo: about 50 to 70 minutes.
• Fort Lauderdale: about 55 to 75 minutes.

Times reflect normal conditions and change with rush hour, rain, and event traffic on the Palmetto Expressway and Dolphin Expressway.

Miami Executive (TMB) Airport Information

• Airport Name: Miami Executive (TMB) Airport
• Airport Code: TMB (ICAO: KTMB)
• Address: 12800 SW 145th Ave, Miami, FL 33186, United States
• Phone: +1 305-869-1700
• Official Website: Miami Executive Airport official page

History and Importance

The airfield opened on November 18, 1967, replacing the original Tamiami Airport, and carried the name Kendall Tamiami Executive Airport until a 2014 rebrand. Hurricane Andrew badly damaged its hangars in 1992, and the county rebuilt the facility into one of the busiest general aviation fields in Florida. It is one of five airports owned by Miami Dade County and managed by the Miami Dade Aviation Department, and it hosts an FAA staffed control tower, the Miami Automated International Flight Service Station, and the National Instrument Landing System Test Facility.

Airlines Operating From TMB

No scheduled commercial airlines fly from Miami Executive. Traffic comes from private jet owners, fractional programs, on demand charter operators, flight schools, and law enforcement and medical aviation units. Travelers booking airline tickets should look at Miami International.

Domestic Destinations

Because every flight is private or chartered, routes follow client demand. Common domestic trips include Key West, Orlando, Tampa, Naples, Atlanta, and New York area business airports, along with frequent short hops to the Bahamas that clear U.S. customs on return.

Terminal Information

TMB has no commercial passenger terminal. Fixed base operators serve as the terminals, with Signature, Reliance Aviation, and International Flight Center offering lounges, fueling, and concierge help. A U.S. Customs and Border Protection private aircraft clearance facility handles international arrivals. The field operates three asphalt runways: 9R/27L at 6,000 feet, 9L/27R at 5,003 feet, and 13/31 at 4,001 feet.

Passenger Traffic

Federal Aviation Administration data show 272,797 aircraft operations in 2023 with roughly 135 based aircraft. Since no airline service exists, the airport does not report enplanement totals the way commercial hubs do.

Parking Overview

There is no public parking garage. Each FBO manages its own client lot beside its lobby, usually with short stay spaces for passengers and guests. Confirm vehicle access rules with your FBO before your flight date.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

• Give us your FBO name, tail number, and estimated arrival time when you book.
• Your chauffeur checks in at the FBO desk and waits in the passenger lounge.
• International arrivals meet the driver after customs clearance is complete.
• Planeside pickups require advance approval from the FBO and airport security.

Ground Transportation Options

The airport has no taxi rank and no rail station. Rideshare cars can reach the FBOs, though wait times in this suburban pocket vary widely. Rental cars are typically delivered through FBO concierge desks. Public bus routes run along nearby corridors, and schedules are posted by the Miami Dade Department of Transportation and Public Works.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Text your chauffeur once the aircraft door opens so luggage loading starts right away.
• Carry passports on any flight returning from the Bahamas or the Caribbean.
• Pack light layers, since South Florida afternoon storms arrive quickly from June to October.
• Tell dispatch about pets, car seats, or oversized sports equipment at booking.

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Is Often More Convenient?

Taxis rarely wait near FBO lobbies, and rideshare drivers may cancel long trips toward the Keys. A prebooked chauffeur is already on site, knows the correct gate for your FBO, tracks your flight, and quotes a fixed fare, which removes surge pricing and guesswork after a long flight.

Reserve Your Miami Executive Airport Limo Today

Share your flight details, passenger count, and destination, and we will confirm a vehicle within minutes. Book online, call our dispatch desk any hour, or send an email with your itinerary. Union Limousine keeps every reservation, receipt, and chauffeur update in one place, so your ground plan stays as smooth as your flight.