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Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport Limo Service
Fort Eisenhower, Augusta University, and Columbia County commuters count on Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport Limo Service for on time pickups, fixed pricing, and chauffeurs who know every Georgia route.

Stretch Limo Service to and from Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport
A chauffeur already waiting when the jet bridge door opens turns an arrival at Bush Field into the easiest part of any trip. Union Limousine runs a dedicated Georgia airport limo service at AGS for travelers heading to downtown Augusta, Evans, Martinez, Grovetown, North Augusta, Aiken, Fort Eisenhower, and every destination across Georgia, GA. Flights are tracked from departure, meeting points are confirmed before you board, and the exact vehicle you reserved is the one that pulls up.
Private Chauffeur Rides Between AGS and the Rest of Georgia
Augusta Regional sits on the southern edge of the city off Doug Barnard Parkway, roughly fifteen minutes from the Medical District and the Riverwalk. Our limo service in Georgia covers that short run as well as long distance transfers to Athens, Macon, Atlanta, Savannah, and Columbia, SC. Every booking includes a licensed, background checked chauffeur, a late model vehicle, complimentary wait time on arrivals, and one flat quote shown in full before you confirm.
- Live monitoring of Delta and American arrivals, including the regional jets that shuttle to Atlanta and Charlotte
- Meet and greet inside baggage claim with a name sign, or curbside pickup if you prefer to walk straight out
- Child seats, extra luggage room, and wheelchair accessible vehicles on request
- Hourly bookings for tournament week, medical appointments, and multi stop corporate days
Masters Week and Event Travel Through Augusta Regional
Each April the airport absorbs a wave of private jets and extra airline sections for the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Hotel shuttles fill within minutes, rideshare surge pricing climbs, and rental counters run dry. Reserving a limo service weeks ahead locks in a fixed rate for the whole stay, with a chauffeur who knows the Washington Road detours and the patron drop zones. The same advice applies to concerts at the Augusta Entertainment Complex, conventions at the Augusta Convention Center, and the Ironman 70.3 Augusta triathlon each September.
Corporate, Medical, and Military Travel
Fort Eisenhower, the Savannah River Site, Augusta University Health, and the cyber firms clustered around the Georgia Cyber Center all generate steady weekday traffic through AGS. Our Georgia chauffeur service handles discreet executive transfers, private pickups for patients bound for the Medical District, and group shuttles for soldiers and contractors on official travel. Corporate accounts with Union Limousine receive a single monthly invoice with trip level detail for expense reporting.
Our Fleet for Augusta Regional Airport Limo Service
Passenger capacities are listed below. Luggage room varies by vehicle, so tell us about golf bags, oversized cases, or equipment when you book and we will match the right vehicle.
- Sedans (up to 3 passengers): executive sedans for solo business travelers, couples, and anyone connecting from a Delta or American flight to a hotel in Augusta or Columbia County.
- SUVs (up to 6 passengers): room for golf bags, families with strollers, and small corporate teams riding together to Fort Eisenhower or the Medical District.
- Stretch limousines (up to 20 passengers): weddings at the Sacred Heart Cultural Center, proms, milestone birthdays, and VIP arrivals during tournament week.
- Sprinter vans (up to 14 passengers): wedding parties, golf foursomes traveling together, and film crews who need standing headroom and luggage racks on longer runs to Atlanta or Savannah.
- Party buses (up to 30 passengers): bachelor and bachelorette weekends, brewery tours, and tailgate groups moving between AGS and the Augusta Entertainment Complex.
- Mini charter buses (up to 35 passengers): church groups, youth sports teams, and conference delegations arriving for events at the Augusta Convention Center.
- Full size charter buses (up to 56 passengers): military units, university groups, and corporate retreats that want one vehicle for everyone and a luggage bay underneath.
Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport: Premium Airport Guide
Airport Overview and History
Bush Field was carved out of farm fields on the south side of Augusta and dedicated in 1941, then spent the Second World War as an Army Air Forces training base. Scheduled airline flights moved here from Daniel Field in 1950, and the current passenger terminal, known today as Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field, opened in 2007. The airport is owned by the consolidated government of Augusta Richmond County and overseen by the Augusta Aviation Commission. Beyond its airline role, AGS hosts a busy general aviation ramp, a fixed base operator that becomes one of the most crowded private jet parking lots in the country during the Masters, and a designated test site for unmanned aircraft systems.
Airlines and Domestic Destinations
Two carriers operate scheduled passenger flights. Delta, flying both mainline jets and Delta Connection regional aircraft, offers multiple daily nonstops to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International. American Eagle connects AGS with Charlotte Douglas, Dallas Fort Worth, and Washington Reagan National. Those four hubs put almost any city in the United States, plus Europe, Latin America, and the Pacific Rim, one connection away. During tournament week Delta adds extra nonstops, with fifteen direct flights scheduled for the 2026 Masters, and the airport now serves as a diversion field for American, United, and Delta when weather closes larger airports nearby.
Terminal Information
AGS operates a single, compact terminal designed to move people quickly. Ticket counters, rental car desks, and baggage claim share the ground floor, while the TSA checkpoint and all airline gates sit on the upper level. Walking from the curb to a gate rarely takes over ten minutes. Travelers find free WiFi, food and beverage service past security, rotating exhibits from the Augusta Museum of History, a military hospitality suite for service members in transit, and the Paws for Pax therapy dog program on busy days.
Passenger Traffic
The airport posted its busiest year on record in 2024, carrying over 600,000 passengers, and 2025 ran ahead of that pace with 444,856 passengers counted through August, a gain of about five percent year over year. April is always the peak: 79,103 passengers passed through in April 2025 alone, and the Friday of the 2025 tournament set a six year high for daily aircraft operations. Airport leadership has publicly targeted one million annual passengers by the end of the decade, which is why terminal expansion and new airline recruitment are on the commission agenda.
Parking Overview
Republic Parking manages the surface lots around the clock. The short term lot gives the first thirty minutes free, then charges $1 for each additional half hour up to a $12 daily maximum. The long term and credit card lots also start with thirty free minutes, then $1 per hour with a $10 daily cap, and over 900 long term spaces are available in normal conditions. A rehabilitation project has temporarily closed part of Long Term Lot A, so check the published parking rates and lot notices before driving in. Three dual port electric vehicle chargers, installed with BETA Technologies and Georgia Power, sit in the short term and general aviation lots. A rate check against those figures shows why many travelers who leave a car for a week or longer simply book a chauffeur both ways.
Pickup and Drop Off Guidance
Arrivals: Where Your Chauffeur Meets You
The terminal curb front is reserved for active loading only, and unattended vehicles are ticketed and towed under federal rules. For that reason our chauffeurs either wait inside baggage claim holding a name sign or stage in the short term lot during the free thirty minute window and roll to the curb the moment you text that bags are in hand. Either way you never wait outside with luggage.
Departures: Curbside Drop Off
For departing flights we recommend reaching the ticketing curb ninety minutes before domestic departures and a full two hours during tournament week or holiday peaks. Your chauffeur unloads at the door closest to your airline counter, and American and Delta are only a few steps apart inside.
Ground Transportation Options
Taxis queue outside baggage claim, and app based rideshare pickups are permitted in the designated area. Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, and National all staff counters inside the terminal, and several hotels run courtesy shuttles on request. Public transit is the one gap: Augusta Transit operates nine fixed routes across Augusta Richmond County, yet none of them stops at the airport terminal, so a private vehicle is the only way to reach the city without a transfer.
Tips for Arriving Passengers
- Text your chauffeur as soon as the aircraft reaches the gate; bags appear at the single claim area within minutes on most flights
- Connecting through Atlanta or Charlotte often means a late evening arrival, so we monitor the inbound flight and adjust pickup time at no charge
- Reserve tournament week transfers as early as January, since hotel shuttles and rental cars sell out long before April
- Carry a light jacket in the colder months; the walk from the upper level gates to the ground floor curb is short, yet the curb is open air
Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Is the Smarter Choice at AGS?
Taxi availability at a regional airport rises and falls with the flight schedule, and rideshare drivers often sit twenty minutes away in town when a late Delta arrival lands. A prebooked Union Limousine chauffeur is committed to your flight number, carries commercial livery insurance, charges one fixed rate with no surge, and already knows if you prefer the quick route down Doug Barnard Parkway or a quieter drive past the Augusta Canal. For executives, patients, families with children, and anyone carrying golf clubs, that certainty is worth well above the few dollars a cab might save on a short hop.
Nearby Airports and Local Areas We Serve
Daniel Field (DNL) on Highland Avenue handles private and corporate aircraft on the west side of town, Columbia Metropolitan (CAE) sits about seventy five miles east in South Carolina, and Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta (ATL) is a two and a half hour drive west. Our AGS airport car service links all of them. Closer in, we cover downtown Augusta, Summerville, Olde Town, the Medical District around Augusta University, Hephzibah, Blythe, and the fast growing suburbs of Evans, Martinez, and Grovetown in Columbia County, along with North Augusta and Aiken across the Savannah River. A Richmond County car service reservation can begin or end at any address in the county, with or without an airport stop.
Quick Facts: Augusta Regional (AGS)
- Airport name: Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field
- IATA code: AGS (ICAO: KAGS)
- Address: 1501 Aviation Way, Augusta, GA 30906, United States
- Phone: +1 706 798 3236
- Official website: flyags.com
- Owner: Augusta Richmond County consolidated government, governed by the Augusta Aviation Commission
Reserve Your Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport Limo Service Today
Give us your flight number, your destination, and the number of travelers, and we handle the rest. Union Limousine takes reservations online and by phone twenty four hours a day, confirms every booking by email with the chauffeur name and vehicle details, and sends a text when your driver is in position at AGS. From one sedan for a Monday morning business trip to a full size coach for a tournament week delegation, book today and arrive in Augusta with nothing left to arrange.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Reserve as soon as your flight is confirmed, ideally by January. Tournament week is the busiest stretch of the year at Augusta Regional, and vehicles, especially SUVs and Sprinter vans, are assigned on a first booked basis.
For a meet and greet, your chauffeur waits inside baggage claim with a name sign. For curbside service, the vehicle moves to the arrivals curb the moment you text that you have your bags, since unattended cars are not allowed at the curb front.
Yes. Every reservation is tied to a flight number, and we monitor it from departure. If a connection through Atlanta or Charlotte runs late, your pickup time shifts automatically at no extra charge.
Most trips to downtown, the Riverwalk, or the Medical District take fifteen to twenty minutes by way of Doug Barnard Parkway. Evans and Martinez in Columbia County run twenty five to thirty five minutes depending on the time of day.
Yes. Transfers between AGS and Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta are quoted as a flat rate for the roughly 150 mile trip, and the same applies to Savannah, Athens, Macon, and Columbia, SC.
No. Complimentary wait time is built into every airport pickup, and because we follow the live arrival time, a delayed flight does not create a waiting fee.
SUVs comfortably carry two to three sets of clubs with passengers, and Sprinter vans and buses handle a full golf group with luggage. Mention the bag count when you book so the right vehicle is assigned.
Yes. Sprinter vans carry up to 14 passengers, party buses up to 30, mini coaches up to 35, and full size charter buses up to 56, all with a single chauffeur and one pickup point outside baggage claim.
Yes. Both are regular destinations across the Savannah River, about twenty to thirty minutes from the terminal, and the fare is quoted up front with no border or mileage surprises.
Yes. Infant, convertible, and booster seats can be added to any sedan, SUV, or van reservation at no charge; just note the ages of the children when booking.












