Reading Regional (RDG) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Reading Regional (RDG) Airport

Private aviation moves quickly at Reading Regional Airport, and your ground transportation should match that pace. Our Pennsylvania airport limo service places a professional chauffeur at 24 Liberator Way the moment your jet, charter, or corporate flight touches down in Bern Township. Union Limousine has served travelers across the Commonwealth since 1997, and every RDG reservation comes with flight monitoring, a clean late model vehicle, and a fixed price confirmed in writing before you fly.

Why Travelers Choose Our RDG Airport Limo

Reading Regional serves executives, medical teams, wedding guests, and aviation fans who attend the Mid Atlantic Air Museum events each year. These travelers arrive on their own schedule, often outside normal business hours, and they expect a car that is already parked outside the terminal. We build every RDG pickup around three commitments:

• Live tail number and flight tracking so your chauffeur adjusts to early or late arrivals without a phone call from you
• Meet and greet at the general aviation terminal with luggage assistance and a short walk to the vehicle
• One quoted rate that includes tolls, fuel, and waiting time, with no surprise charges on the final invoice
• Chauffeurs who know Route 183, Route 222, Route 422, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange at Morgantown
• Child seats, extra luggage room, and accessible vehicle requests handled at the time of booking

Fleet Options for Every RDG Arrival

Group size and trip purpose decide the right vehicle. Our Pennsylvania fleet covers a solo executive heading to Wyomissing as easily as a 56 passenger tour group bound for Hershey.

Sedans for Up to 3 Passengers

Executive sedans suit business travelers flying private into Reading for meetings at the Berks County Industrial Development Authority offices, Penske headquarters, or the Carpenter Technology campus. Leather seating, quiet cabins, and phone charging keep you productive on the way to Reading or Philadelphia.

SUVs for Up to 6 Passengers

Full size SUVs carry small teams, families, and travelers with golf bags or ski gear. They are a popular choice for trips to Bear Creek Mountain Resort, the Reading Country Club, or Alvernia University campus events.

Stretch Limousines for Up to 20 Passengers

Stretch limousines turn a landing at RDG into the start of a celebration. Wedding parties heading to Stirling Guest Hotel, birthday groups going to Santander Arena, and prom dates from Wilson or Exeter high schools ride with lighting, sound, and privacy glass.

Sprinter Vans for Up to 14 Passengers

Sprinter vans give sports teams, film crews, and corporate delegations high ceilings, individual captain chairs, and generous luggage space. Companies shuttling visitors between RDG and GoggleWorks Center for the Arts or the Reading Public Museum find this the most practical mid size choice.

Party Buses for Up to 30 Passengers

Party buses are built for bachelor and bachelorette weekends, brewery crawls through West Reading, and concert nights at the Santander Performing Arts Center. Wraparound seating, coolers, and premium sound keep the group together from touchdown to the last stop.

Mini Charter Buses for Up to 35 Passengers

Mini charter buses handle conference transfers, university admissions tours at Kutztown University and Penn State Berks, and church or club outings. Overhead storage and reclining seats make longer runs to Lancaster or Allentown comfortable.

Full Size Charter Buses for Up to 56 Passengers

Full size coaches move large groups landing on charter flights for World War II Weekend, corporate retreats, or multi day tours of Amish Country and Hershey. Restrooms, climate control, and undercarriage luggage bays come standard.

About Reading Regional (RDG) Airport

Airport Overview and Contact Details

Reading Regional Airport, also known as Carl A. Spaatz Field, sits at 24 Liberator Way, Reading, PA 19605, roughly five miles northwest of downtown Reading in Bern Township. The airport office can be reached at +1 610 372 4666, and current field conditions and operator information are posted on the official Reading Regional Airport website.

History and Importance

The field opened in 1938 and was named for General Carl Spaatz, the Boyertown native who became the first Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force. During the Second World War the airfield trained military crews, and that heritage lives on through the Mid Atlantic Air Museum on the grounds. Scheduled airline service ended in 2004, and the Reading Regional Airport Authority has since focused on corporate aviation, charter flights, flight training, and maintenance businesses that support Berks County employers.

Airlines and Destinations

No scheduled commercial airlines currently operate from RDG. The airport serves private jets, air charter operators, fractional ownership programs, and air ambulance flights that can reach any domestic destination on demand. Frequent routes include New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Florida markets, and Midwest manufacturing hubs. Travelers who need scheduled commercial flights typically use Philadelphia International, Lehigh Valley International, or Harrisburg International, and we cover transfers to all three.

Terminal Information

RDG operates a single terminal building alongside a fixed base operator that provides passenger lounges, pilot briefing rooms, fueling, and hangar space. Two runways accommodate everything from single engine trainers to large business jets. The compact layout means your chauffeur can wait steps from the door, and most passengers are in the vehicle within five minutes of leaving the aircraft.

Passenger Traffic

Because RDG is a general aviation airport, activity is measured in aircraft operations, with no airline boarding counts to report. The field logs tens of thousands of takeoffs and landings every year, with corporate traffic peaking on weekday mornings and evenings and a large visitor surge during the annual World War II Weekend in June.

Parking Overview

Surface parking lots sit directly in front of the terminal and the FBO, and short term parking is free for passengers and visitors. Long term spaces are limited, which is one reason frequent flyers prefer a chauffeur who eliminates parking entirely.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

Drop off is curbside at the terminal entrance on Liberator Way. For arrivals, your chauffeur will meet you inside the FBO lounge or planeside on the ramp when the operator allows vehicle access. Share your tail number and operator name when you book so we can coordinate directly with the FBO desk.

Ground Transportation Options

Public transit reaches the airport area through BARTA bus routes operated by the South Central Transit Authority, though schedules are limited in the evening. Taxis are scarce at a general aviation field, and rideshare drivers often take fifteen to twenty minutes to arrive from the city. A pre booked chauffeur is the only option that guarantees a vehicle is already on site.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Text your chauffeur when wheels are down so the vehicle pulls to the door as you deplane
• Confirm whether your operator uses the main terminal or a private hangar, since they are on different sides of the field
• Allow extra time on Route 183 during the morning commute into Reading
• Pack a jacket in winter, as ramp walks to the vehicle are brief but exposed

Why a Pre Booked Chauffeur Beats Taxis and Rideshare

Rideshare pricing surges when demand spikes, and drivers unfamiliar with the airfield sometimes wait at the wrong gate. A reserved chauffeur costs the same at midnight as at noon, carries commercial insurance, and has your itinerary in hand before your aircraft leaves its origin city. For executives billing travel time, that reliability easily justifies the small difference in fare.

Popular Destinations From Reading Regional Airport

Our chauffeurs cover the whole of Berks County and neighboring regions. Visitor favorites promoted by Pennsylvania's Americana Region include the Reading Pagoda on Mount Penn, the Daniel Boone Homestead, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, and the wineries of the Berks County Wine Trail. Business travelers frequently ride to the Berks County Services Center, the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading, and industrial parks in Muhlenberg and Spring Township.

Common Transfer Routes

• RDG to downtown Reading, Santander Arena, and FirstEnergy Stadium: about 15 minutes
• RDG to Wyomissing, Sinking Spring, and Shillington: 15 to 20 minutes
• RDG to Kutztown, Hamburg, and Boyertown: 25 to 35 minutes
• RDG to Lancaster, Allentown, or Hershey: about one hour
• RDG to Philadelphia International Airport or Center City: 75 to 90 minutes
• RDG to King of Prussia and the Main Line: about one hour

Statewide Coverage Beyond Berks County

Many RDG passengers continue to destinations across the state, and our Pennsylvania limo service handles long distance runs to Pittsburgh, State College, Scranton, and Erie with the same chauffeur from start to finish. Corporate clients also book return transfers from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Lehigh Valley airports back to the Reading area when a private flight is not on the schedule.

Corporate Accounts and Event Contracts

Companies based in Berks County can open a monthly account with consolidated billing, priority dispatch, and dedicated chauffeurs for recurring executive visits. Event planners staging conferences at the Santander Performing Arts Center or the DoubleTree can reserve multiple coaches under one contract with a single point of contact.

Accessibility and Special Requests

Wheelchair accessible vehicles, infant and booster seats, and pet friendly cars are available with advance notice. Let us know at booking and we will match the right vehicle to your needs.

Reserve Your Reading Regional Airport Limo Today

Booking takes about two minutes. Enter your flight or tail number, pickup time, and destination on the Union Limousine website, or call our reservation desk any hour of the day. You will receive an instant quote, a written confirmation, and your chauffeur's name and photo the evening before travel. Whether you need a sedan for one or a coach for fifty, our limo service team is ready to meet you at RDG. Union Limousine looks forward to welcoming you to Pennsylvania.