Southwest Georgia Regional (ABY) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Southwest Georgia Regional (ABY) Airport

Flights into Albany touch down a short drive from the Flint River, and the way you leave the terminal sets the tone for the rest of the trip. Union Limousine runs a dedicated Georgia airport limo service for Southwest Georgia Regional Airport, with chauffeurs who track every Delta Connection arrival and wait at the Newton Road curb the moment the aircraft reaches the gate. Whether you are heading to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, a quail plantation outside Leesburg, or a meeting in downtown Albany, the car is positioned before you reach baggage claim.

We serve travelers throughout Georgia, GA, with fixed quotes, licensed chauffeurs, and a fleet that scales from a single executive sedan to a full size motorcoach. Every reservation includes real time flight monitoring, a generous wait window on airport pickups, and an optional meet and greet inside the terminal with a name sign.

Why Travelers Choose Our ABY Limo Service?

Albany is a compact airport, which makes timing everything. Delta runs a handful of Atlanta rotations each day, so a missed pickup can cost hours. Our dispatch team watches gate changes and weather holds at Hartsfield Jackson, then adjusts your chauffeur's departure so the vehicle arrives when you do.

• Flight tracked pickups timed to the actual touchdown, including the last evening rotation from Atlanta
• All inclusive quotes that state tolls, airport fees, and gratuity before you confirm
• Chauffeurs familiar with Newton Road, Dawson Road, the Liberty Expressway, and the Albany Bypass
• Child seats, extra luggage room, and accessible vehicles arranged at booking
• Corporate accounts with monthly invoicing for Albany employers and hospital systems
• Round the clock dispatch for medical transfers, military orders, and the 4 a.m. terminal opening

Fleet Options for Every Group Size

Each vehicle in the Union Limousine Albany lineup is detailed before every run and driven by a background checked chauffeur. Choose the capacity that fits your party and your luggage.

Executive Sedans (up to 3 passengers)

Ideal for solo executives, couples, and anyone flying in for a Phoebe Putney consultation or a one day site visit. Leather seating, bottled water, and a quiet cabin for calls between the airport and your hotel.

Luxury SUVs (up to 6 passengers)

Built for families, small teams, and hunters traveling with cased firearms and gear. The elevated ride and rear cargo bay handle the extra bags that a sedan cannot.

Stretch Limousines (up to 20 passengers)

Reserved for weddings at Albany venues, milestone birthdays, prom night, and celebratory airport arrivals. Fiber optic lighting, a premium sound system, and a stocked bar area on request.

Sprinter Vans (up to 14 passengers)

The right call for corporate groups, visiting sports teams, and wedding parties who want standing room, individual captain chairs, and space for everyone's luggage in a single vehicle.

Party Buses (up to 30 passengers)

Perfect for bachelor and bachelorette weekends, reunion groups, and tailgate crowds heading to Albany State University events. Wraparound seating, LED lighting, and onboard coolers.

Mini Charter Buses (up to 35 passengers)

Suited to conference shuttles, church trips, and school groups moving between the airport, hotels, and the Albany Civic Center. Reclining seats and underfloor storage for checked bags.

Full Size Charter Buses (up to 56 passengers)

Our largest option for military unit movements, plantation hunting groups, and regional tour operators. Restroom equipped coaches with climate control, WiFi, and power at every row.

Southwest Georgia Regional Airport Information

Union Limousine chauffeurs work this airport daily, so here is what to expect. Southwest Georgia Regional Airport sits roughly four miles southwest of downtown Albany in Dougherty County. It is owned by the City of Albany and run day to day through the Albany Dougherty County Aviation Commission, which oversees a 980 acre field with two asphalt runways measuring 6,601 and 5,219 feet.

A Brief History and Why ABY Matters

Albany Airport opened in 1935, and Eastern Air Lines began carrying mail to the field in October 1938. During the Second World War the site became Darr Aero Tech, a primary flight school that trained American and Royal Air Force cadets on Stearman biplanes before the city regained control in 1945. Today the airport anchors air access for a wide swath of southwest Georgia and supports thousands of military training operations every year, many connected to Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, one of the region's largest employers. Thrush Aircraft builds its agricultural planes on adjoining land, and UPS freighters move cargo through the field.

Airlines and Domestic Destinations

Delta Connection is the only scheduled passenger carrier at ABY, flying regional jets to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport several times a day. That single route opens the entire Delta network, so travelers from Albany can connect to New York, Los Angeles, Europe, and Latin America with one stop. Flight status is checked directly through Delta's site, and we recommend confirming the final Atlanta rotation on the day you fly, since schedules shift seasonally.

Terminal Layout

A single passenger terminal opened on July 31, 2013, replacing the 1959 McAfee building that had been the oldest terminal in continuous use in Georgia. The $10.8 million facility added post security restrooms, a flight information display, and a modern glass front that faces the parking lots. In 2024 the city completed a separate $15.6 million general aviation terminal and corporate hangar complex for private and charter aircraft, now staffed by the Albany Jet Center. The terminal opens at 4 a.m. and closes at 9 p.m. daily.

Passenger Traffic

Roughly 66,000 passengers moved through ABY in the twelve months ending July 2025, with Atlanta accounting for nearly all scheduled traffic. Before the pandemic the airport handled over 81,000 travelers in a single year, ranking it among Georgia's busiest commercial fields outside the Atlanta metro. FAA records show about 18,000 annual aircraft operations, with military flights making up roughly one in five.

Parking Overview

Two outdoor surface lots serve ticketed passengers; there is no garage and no electric vehicle charging. The Green Lot sits closest to the terminal and charges $3 per hour after a free 30 minute window, capped at $12 a day. The Blue Lot near Newton Road runs $2 per hour with a $10 daily maximum. Current rates and the lost ticket policy are posted on the airport parking and transport page. Since August 1, 2026 the airport no longer accepts cash, so travelers paying for parking need a card.

Pickup and Drop Off Guidance

The arrivals curb fronts the terminal directly off Newton Road, and a short walk separates the baggage carousel from the loading zone. Our chauffeurs stage in the Green Lot and pull forward once your bags appear, which avoids curbside idling and keeps the lane clear for the few cars that cycle through. For departures we drop at the terminal doors with enough margin for check in, which closes 45 minutes before Delta departures.

Ground Transportation Options

National rental car counters operate inside the terminal, and the airport maintains a list of local taxi operators. Rideshare availability in Albany is thin, especially after the last evening arrival. Our ABY airport car service fills that gap with reserved vehicles that are confirmed in writing before you board in Atlanta.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Share your flight number when booking so our dispatch sees delays before you text us
• Pack firearms per TSA rules if you are bound for a plantation hunt; our SUVs carry locked cases
• Albany is on Eastern time, matching Atlanta, so no clock change on the connection
• Summer afternoons bring pop up thunderstorms that can hold the Atlanta leg; build in a buffer
• The terminal has free WiFi, so confirm your chauffeur's location before you walk out

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare?

A reserved chauffeur is already parked when the jet bridge connects. Taxis in Albany are limited in number and may be committed elsewhere when three flights land close together, and rideshare drivers often decline the 20 minute run from the airport late at night. Prebooking locks a fixed fare, guarantees a vehicle sized for your luggage, and puts a professional at the curb who knows the fastest route to Lee County, Americus, or Thomasville.

ABY at a Glance

• Airport name: Southwest Georgia Regional Airport
• Airport code: ABY (ICAO KABY)
• Address: 3905 Newton Rd, Albany, GA 31701, United States
• Phone: +1 229 302 1500
• Official website: airport.albanyga.gov

Hours and Payment

• Terminal open 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily; administration office weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Card payment only for parking and all airport services

Local Areas and Venues We Serve Around Albany

Our chauffeurs cover Albany, Leesburg, Dawson, Camilla, Sylvester, Cordele, Americus, and Tifton, along with the plantations and hunting lodges scattered across Dougherty, Lee, Terrell, and Mitchell counties. Popular drop offs include the Flint RiverQuarium, the Albany Civil Rights Institute, Chehaw Park, Ray Charles Plaza, and the Albany Civic Center. Visiting faculty and families often ride with us to Albany State University for commencement weekends and homecoming. If you need a car for the full stay, our Dougherty County car service runs hourly and point to point. Seasonal ideas for the hours between meetings are listed by the Albany visitors bureau.

Nearby Airports and Long Distance Transfers

Many travelers compare ABY with Tallahassee International about 90 minutes south, Valdosta Regional to the southeast, and Columbus Airport to the northwest. When fares favor Atlanta, we provide direct ground transfers between Albany and Hartsfield Jackson, and our Atlanta airport limo service can meet you at the domestic terminal for the three hour drive south on US 19 and Interstate 75.

Statewide Coverage Across Georgia

The same chauffeurs who handle ABY arrivals support our limo service in Georgia from Savannah to Rome, so a traveler landing in Albany can book onward legs to Macon, Augusta, or the coast on one account. Every limo service we offer, from hourly charters to wedding packages, follows the same fixed pricing and chauffeur standards you receive at the airport.

Reserve Your ABY Airport Limo Today

Booking takes two minutes online or one phone call to our dispatch desk. Share your flight number, passenger count, and destination, and Union Limousine will confirm a chauffeur, a vehicle, and a fixed quote in writing. Changes in your Delta schedule are handled automatically, and cancellations made with notice carry no fee. Reserve now and walk out of Southwest Georgia Regional Airport straight into a waiting car.