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Havre City County (HVR) Airport Limo Service
Groups arriving in Havre get Sprinter vans and charter coaches staged at the terminal, while clients routing through Great Falls or Billings ride the highway with us. One quote covers the entire trip.

Stretch Limo Service to and from Havre City County (HVR) Airport
A Cape Air Cessna rolls up to the ramp at Havre City County Airport, you collect your bag inside a one room terminal, and your chauffeur is already at the door with the engine warm. That is how every transfer with us begins. Our Havre City County (HVR) Airport Limo Service covers arrivals and departures at this Hi Line airfield for travelers across Montana, MT, and it forms part of the wider Montana airport limo service network we operate at every commercial airport in the state.
Union Limousine has carried passengers between airports and front doors since 1997, and the same standards apply on 9th Street West in Havre as anywhere else: a licensed chauffeur, a clean late model vehicle, a confirmed price, and a pickup timed to the flight you are actually on.
Why Hi Line Travelers Book Our HVR Limo Service?
Havre sits about 115 miles from Great Falls and roughly 230 road miles from Billings, which means a missed ride at HVR has no easy backup. Union Limousine built this service around that reality, with three commitments that hold on every booking.
Pickups Timed to the Cape Air Schedule
Cape Air runs two round trips a day between Havre and Billings Logan International, and schedules on nine seat Cessna 402s shift with weather, headwinds, and connecting traffic in Billings. We track the inbound aircraft and adjust your pickup on our side, so an early touchdown or a 40 minute delay changes nothing for you.
Chauffeurs Who Drive Hill County in Every Season
Winter on US Highway 2 brings ground blizzards and black ice; summer brings farm equipment, grain trucks, and construction zones. Our drivers run these roads year round, keep winter rated tires on every vehicle from October through April, and know the detours around Havre when the highway closes east of town.
One Quote, Confirmed Before You Fly
Your fare is confirmed in writing when you book. There is no surge pricing when the evening Cape Air flight lands late, no meter running while you wait for a checked bag, and no surprise charge for a child seat or an extra stop at the pharmacy on the way home.
Our Fleet for Havre City County Airport Transfers
Every vehicle below is available for HVR pickups and drop offs, with capacities listed so you can match the car to the party and the luggage.
Sedans (Up to 3 Passengers)
- Capacity: 1 to 3 passengers with two checked bags and carry ons
- Use cases: Consultants headed to Northern Montana Hospital or the BNSF rail yard, couples flying in for a wedding, students returning to MSU Northern
- Why it works at HVR: Quick curbside loading and the lowest fare in the fleet
SUVs (Up to 6 Passengers)
- Capacity: 4 to 6 passengers with room for hunting gear, golf bags, or winter luggage
- Use cases: Families, small work crews, hunting parties headed into the Bears Paw Mountains
- Why it works at HVR: All wheel drive for Beaver Creek Highway and gravel county roads
Stretch Limousines (Up to 20 Passengers)
- Capacity: 8 to 20 passengers depending on the model
- Use cases: Wedding parties arriving on the morning flight, anniversary surprises, Havre Festival Days celebrations, prom and graduation at Havre High School
- Why it works at HVR: Privacy partition, bar setup, and a grand arrival in a town where everyone notices
Sprinter Vans (Up to 14 Passengers)
- Capacity: 8 to 14 passengers with rear luggage space
- Use cases: Corporate groups, visiting athletic teams playing the Lights at MSU Northern, church and nonprofit delegations
- Why it works at HVR: Stand up headroom, individual seats, and power for laptops on the ride to Great Falls
Party Buses (Up to 30 Passengers)
- Capacity: 20 to 30 passengers
- Use cases: Bachelor and bachelorette weekends, milestone birthdays, brewery outings, group days at Bear Paw Ski Bowl
- Why it works at HVR: Perimeter seating, lighting, and a sound system that turns the drive into part of the event
Mini Charter Buses (Up to 35 Passengers)
- Capacity: 25 to 35 passengers with luggage bays
- Use cases: Conference groups, school trips, reunion families arriving on consecutive flights
- Why it works at HVR: Forward facing seats, climate control, and one driver for the whole group
Full Size Charter Buses (Up to 56 Passengers)
- Capacity: 40 to 56 passengers with underfloor luggage bays and an onboard restroom
- Use cases: Tour groups visiting Fort Assinniboine and Glacier National Park, rail enthusiasts pairing Amtrak with air travel, large corporate retreats
- Why it works at HVR: Long haul comfort for Great Falls, Billings, or the Canadian border
Where We Take You From HVR?
Havre, Hill County, and the Hi Line
Most HVR transfers run three miles east into Havre: hotels along 1st Street, the Holiday Village Mall, the MSU Northern campus, Northern Montana Hospital, and homes across the city. We also serve Chinook, Harlem, Big Sandy, Box Elder, Rocky Boy's Agency, and Fort Belknap Agency, along with ranches and farms down every county road in Hill and Blaine counties.
Longer Transfers Across Montana
When the Cape Air timetable does not fit, many clients fly into Great Falls International or Billings Logan and ride the rest of the way with us. Our Montana limo service covers the 115 mile run from Great Falls up US Highway 87, the four hour drive from Billings, trips to the east entrances of Glacier National Park, and transfers to the Port of Wild Horse crossing into Alberta, about 40 miles north of town.
Groups, Crews, and Corporate Travel
Agricultural buyers, wind and rail contractors, visiting faculty, and tournament teams often arrive in numbers that outgrow a sedan. Our Montana Sprinter van service handles crews of up to 14 with their equipment, and our Montana airport charter bus service takes over when a delegation arrives in the dozens, with coaches staged on the terminal access road before the flight is on the ground.
Havre City County (HVR) Airport Information
Brief History and Importance
Havre City County Airport sits on 720 acres of prairie at 2,591 feet above sea level, three miles west of downtown along US Highway 2. The field is owned jointly by the City of Havre and Hill County and is the only airport with scheduled passenger flights on the Hi Line between Great Falls and Glasgow. Subsidized air service here has passed through several carriers: Big Sky Airlines flew the route until the airline shut down in March 2008, Great Lakes Airlines took over in 2009, Silver Airways operated 19 seat Beechcraft 1900s from 2011, and Cape Air began its Cessna 402 flights on December 10, 2013 under the federal EAS program. The airport also hosts a fixed base operator, flight training, fuel for both piston and jet aircraft, and a general aviation community of 29 based aircraft.
Airlines Operating from HVR
Cape Air is the sole scheduled carrier at Havre. The airline flies nine passenger Cessna 402 twins, so each departure carries a small cabin, no flight attendant, and a weight based seating plan. Fares start at $39 one way with taxes included, and Cape Air interline agreements allow a single ticket through Billings on Delta, United, American, or Alaska Airlines.
Domestic Destinations
Billings Logan International (BIL) is the only destination, with two round trips daily, year round, each flight taking about one hour and 30 minutes. From Billings, travelers connect to Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago, and other hubs. For westbound or Canadian itineraries, Great Falls International (GTF) is often the practical alternative, and we drive both routes daily.
Terminal Information
HVR has one small terminal at 5404 9th Street West. Expect a single check in counter staffed around flight times, a compact waiting area, restrooms, and a TSA screening lane that opens before each departure. There are no restaurants, lounges, or shops inside, so eat in town before you arrive. Cell coverage is reliable at the building, and a chauffeur meeting an arrival can watch the aircraft taxi in through the window.
Passenger Traffic
This is one of the quietest commercial airports in the lower 48 states. Federal transportation statistics counted under 6,000 total passengers for the year ending in 2023, and about 2,990 travelers flew the Havre to Billings route between June 2023 and June 2024. The field logged roughly 9,790 aircraft operations in the year ending May 2023, about 27 a day, split between general aviation at 70 percent, air taxi at 15 percent, and commercial airline flights at 15 percent. Low volume means no lines, but it also means a missed flight is a 24 hour wait for the next one.
Parking Overview
Parking is a surface lot beside the terminal with no garage, no shuttle, and no reservation system. Spaces are generally free for both short visits and multi day trips, though winter plug ins are not provided, so a car left outside for a week in January may need a jump start on your return. A prebooked chauffeur removes that risk entirely.
Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance
The terminal curb is a few steps from the lot, and vehicles can pull directly to the door. We ask departing clients to plan a drop off 60 minutes before a Cape Air departure, which gives time for the weight check in and screening. For arrivals, your chauffeur waits inside the terminal with a name sign; with a nine seat aircraft, bags come off the ramp within minutes of the propellers stopping.
Ground Transportation Options
Options at HVR are thin. North Central Montana Transit runs a weekday dial a ride service in Havre that lists the airport among its stops, plus a Green Line to Great Falls three days a week, but rides must be reserved a day ahead and buses do not wait for late flights. A limited rental car presence operates near the terminal, Amtrak's Empire Builder stops at the Havre station on Main Street, and a local taxi may or may not answer at night. Prebooking a chauffeur is the only option that guarantees a vehicle at the curb when your flight lands.
Tips for Arriving Passengers
- Pack for weight: Cape Air weighs passengers and bags for the Cessna 402, and checked luggage limits are lower than on jets. Tell us about oversized gear so we send an SUV or a Sprinter.
- Build in a buffer at Billings: the connection in BIL is a short walk between gates, but afternoon thunderstorms over the plains can hold the Havre flight. Our chauffeurs monitor the inbound and adjust.
- Visiting MSU Northern? The MSU Northern campus directions page explains the turn from US Highway 87 onto Old Post Road; we drop at any building on campus.
- Save an evening for Havre Beneath the Streets, the underground tour on 3rd Avenue that preserves the businesses that moved below ground after the 1904 fire, and for the Wahkpa Chu'gn Buffalo Jump behind the Holiday Village Mall.
- Winter arrivals: dress for the walk across the ramp. Wind chills on the Hi Line fall far below zero, and your vehicle will be warm and waiting.
- Border runs: bring a passport if your itinerary includes the Port of Wild Horse crossing into Alberta, which keeps extended hours from mid May through September and shorter hours in winter.
Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare at HVR?
Rideshare apps rarely show a driver within 30 miles of Havre, and local taxi coverage ends early. A chauffeur from Union Limousine is assigned to your flight number, not to a queue, and that distinction matters on the Hi Line.
Guaranteed Vehicle at Every Arrival
Your booking is tied to the Cape Air flight number, so the car is at the terminal whether the Cessna lands on time, early, or two hours late.
Fixed Pricing for Every Mile
A taxi meter from HVR to a ranch outside Chinook can run unpredictably; our quote for that trip is set before you leave Billings.
Meet and Greet Inside the Terminal
Your chauffeur holds a name sign in the waiting area, helps with bags from the ramp, and walks you to a vehicle already running in the lot.
HVR Quick Facts
Havre City County Airport (HVR), 5404 9th St W, Havre, MT 59501, United States. Phone: +1 406 265 4671. Owner: City of Havre and Hill County. Airline: Cape Air to Billings (BIL). Elevation: 2,591 feet. Main runway: 5,205 feet.
Book Your Havre City County Airport Limo Today
Confirm your HVR pickup in two minutes online or by phone. Union Limousine quotes every transfer in writing, assigns a chauffeur who knows Hill County, and tracks your Cape Air flight from the moment it leaves Billings. Choose the limo service that fits the occasion or keep it simple with an HVR car service sedan, then send us your flight number, party size, and destination. For travelers in Montana, MT, reservations are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with same day requests accepted whenever a vehicle is available.
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About three miles. The terminal sits on 9th Street West just off US Highway 2, and a sedan reaches 1st Street hotels, the Amtrak station, or Northern Montana Hospital in under ten minutes in normal conditions.
No. Billings Logan International is the only scheduled destination, with two round trips a day. Connections to the rest of the country happen in Billings, and we also drive clients to Great Falls International when that routing works better.
Yes. Every booking is tied to your flight number, and we monitor the aircraft from departure in Billings. Delays, early arrivals, and weather holds are handled on our side at no extra charge for waiting time.
Pricing depends on vehicle and time of day, and every quote is fixed in writing before you travel. Chinook is roughly 25 miles east on US Highway 2, so expect a flat transfer rate with no meter, no mileage surprises, and no surge.
Rideshare coverage in Havre is sparse to nonexistent, and drivers rarely appear within 30 miles of the terminal. A prebooked chauffeur is the dependable way to leave HVR, especially for evening arrivals.
An SUV carries up to six with rifle cases, coolers, and duffels; a Sprinter van takes up to 14 with gear in the rear bay. Tell us what you are bringing when you book and we assign the right vehicle, with all wheel drive for county roads.
Yes. The run from Great Falls International up US Highway 87 to Havre takes about two hours, and we schedule it around your arrival in Great Falls. Sedans, SUVs, and Sprinter vans all cover this route year round.
In the waiting area beside the check in counter, holding a sign with your name. The terminal is a single room, so you will see your chauffeur the moment you walk in from the ramp with your bag.
Yes. Beaver Creek Park is about ten miles south of Havre along Beaver Creek Highway, and we run stretch limousines, SUVs, and party buses from the airport to the park, lodges, and reception venues in town.
Plan to be at the terminal 60 minutes before departure. Cape Air completes a weight based check in for the Cessna 402, and the TSA lane opens shortly before each flight, so an hour leaves comfortable margin.












