Amarillo Rick Husband (AMA) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from Amarillo Rick Husband International (AMA) Airport

Touching down in the Texas Panhandle should feel like the easy part of the trip. Our Texas airport limo service meets every AMA arrival with a licensed chauffeur, a detailed black car, and a route already mapped to wherever you are headed, whether that is a hotel near the Civic Center, a ranch outside Canyon, or a plant on the east side of the city. Union Limousine has coordinated airport transfers since 1997, and the same standard applies at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.

Amarillo sits where Interstate 40 crosses Interstate 27, which makes it a natural base for business travelers, touring families, and groups continuing on to Lubbock, Oklahoma City, or the New Mexico line. Our Amarillo Rick Husband International (AMA) Airport limo service covers all of it with vehicles that scale from a single sedan to a full size motor coach, and every reservation comes with a confirmed price before you pack a bag.

Why Texas Travelers Choose Our AMA Airport Limo Service?

• Live flight tracking on every pickup, so a late arrival from Dallas or Denver never leaves you waiting on the curb
• Meet and greet inside the terminal with a name sign, or curbside pickup on the terminal loop, your choice at booking
• Flat quotes for AMA transfers with fuel, gratuity, and wait time shown up front
• Chauffeurs who know the airport loop road, the Interstate 40 construction zones, and the quickest way south to Canyon
• Child seats, extra luggage capacity, and wheelchair accessible vehicles on request
• Around the clock reservations and live dispatch for 4 am departures and the last arrival of the night

Our Fleet for Rick Husband Amarillo Airport Transfers

Every vehicle in the Union Limousine Amarillo lineup is late model, commercially insured, and inspected before each airport run. Pick the size that fits your party and your luggage, and we handle the rest.

Executive Sedans

• Capacity: up to 3 passengers with two large suitcases
• \Use cases: single executives flying in for meetings downtown, couples arriving for a weekend at Palo Duro Canyon, and quick hotel transfers along Interstate 40

Luxury SUVs

• Capacity: up to 6 passengers with room for golf bags or ski gear
• Use cases: families returning from Denver with winter equipment, small sales teams visiting Pantex contractors, and dinner runs to the Big Texan Steak Ranch

Stretch Limousines

• Capacity: up to 20 passengers depending on configuration
• Use cases: wedding parties arriving for ceremonies in Amarillo or Canyon, milestone anniversaries, prom night, and concert evenings at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex

Sprinter Vans

• Capacity: up to 14 passengers with rear luggage storage
• Use cases: corporate groups flying in through DFW, church delegations, tour groups covering the Route 66 Historic District, and crews on multi stop itineraries

Party Buses

• Capacity: up to 30 passengers with lounge seating and sound
• Use cases: bachelor and bachelorette weekends, milestone birthdays, Sod Poodles game nights at Hodgetown, and summer outings to the TEXAS musical in the canyon amphitheater

Mini Charter Buses

• Capacity: up to 35 passengers with underfloor luggage bays
• Use cases: conference shuttles between AMA and downtown hotels, campus visits to West Texas A&M University, and contractor crews heading to industrial sites east of the airport

Full Size Charter Buses

• Capacity: up to 56 passengers with restroom and climate control
• Use cases: athletic teams, convention delegations, reunion groups, and long distance moves from AMA to Lubbock, Albuquerque, or Oklahoma City

Amarillo Rick Husband International (AMA) Airport Information

Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport is located at 10801 Airport Blvd, Amarillo, TX 79111, about six miles east of downtown. The administration office can be reached at 806 335 1671, and live arrival and departure boards are published on the airport's official site. Here is what travelers should know before they fly into AMA.

A Brief History and Why AMA Matters to the Panhandle

Amarillo's aviation story began in 1920 at Bivins Field on the southwest side of the city. The present airfield took the name Amarillo Air Terminal in 1952, opened new terminal buildings in 1954, and absorbed part of the neighboring Amarillo Air Force Base after that installation closed in 1968. Federal port of entry status arrived in 1976, bringing the Amarillo International Airport name, and in 2003 the city renamed the field for Rick Husband, the Amarillo native who commanded Space Shuttle Columbia on its final mission. Today the City of Amarillo Department of Aviation runs AMA as a self sustaining enterprise fund with no property tax support. The main runway stretches 13,502 feet, which ranks among the longest civilian runways in the United States, and a 7,901 foot crosswind runway backs it up across a 3,811 acre site.

Airlines Operating from AMA and Domestic Destinations

Three carriers serve the airport with nonstop flights to major hubs. American Eagle flies to Dallas/Fort Worth, Southwest Airlines serves Dallas Love Field, Denver, Las Vegas, and Austin, and United Express connects Denver and Houston Intercontinental. The airport publishes a current destinations list with ticket counter hours for each airline, and American's counter opens as early as 3:30 am for the first DFW departure. Through those hubs, AMA passengers reach the rest of the country and most international gateways with a single connection.

Terminal Information

AMA operates one terminal of roughly 217,000 square feet with seven aircraft gates, refreshed through a renovation completed in 2010 that brought a brighter concourse, new concessions, and a consolidated security checkpoint. Ticket counters and TSA screening sit on the departures side, while baggage claim and rental car counters are a short walk from the arrival gates. Free wireless internet, dining, and bookable conference rooms are available inside, and Signature Flight Support handles private aircraft around the clock on the general aviation ramp.

Passenger Traffic

AMA boards roughly 365,000 passengers in a typical year, which works out to about 3,000 travelers moving through the terminal every day across arrivals and departures. Close to 890 people work on the airfield across airlines, concessions, federal agencies, and city staff. Demand spikes around Thanksgiving, Christmas, spring break at area universities, and the summer run of the outdoor musical in Palo Duro Canyon, and the airport has opened overflow parking during the holiday stretch to cope.

Parking Overview

Public parking is managed by LAZ Parking and spread across three lots that all sit within a short walk of the terminal entrance.

Garage, Preferred, and Outdoor Lots

The covered garage holds 650 spaces closest to the doors at $2 per half hour and $14 per day. The Preferred Lot offers 245 spaces beside the lower level of the terminal at $11 per day, and the outdoor long term lot provides 489 spaces at $10 per day. Both surface lots give the first 30 minutes free, which helps anyone dropping off a traveler who needs a hand with bags.

Cell Phone Lot

A free cell phone lot sits near the terminal for anyone waiting on an arriving passenger. Vehicles may wait there until the traveler calls, then circle to the curb for a quick load.

Prepaid Reservations

Since February 2026, travelers can reserve a long term space online with dates and times fixed for the length of the trip, a useful option during holiday weeks when the lots fill early.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

Departing passengers may be dropped at the curb directly in front of the terminal. Unattended vehicles on the curb are ticketed or towed, and waiting at the curb for an arrival is prohibited, so private drivers are directed to the cell phone lot. Our chauffeurs follow airport rules to the letter: for meet and greet bookings they wait inside near baggage claim with a sign, and for curbside bookings they stage nearby and pull up the moment you text that your bags are in hand.

Ground Transportation Options

AMA does not operate a shuttle service. Taxis, a local limo operator, and rideshare apps including Uber, Lyft, and Wridz pick up outside the terminal, and Avis, Alamo, Enterprise, and National keep rental counters on site. For groups, families with equipment, or anyone arriving outside peak hours, a reserved chauffeur is the only option that guarantees a vehicle of the right size is already parked and waiting.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Amarillo runs on Central Time, so flights from Denver and Las Vegas land an hour later on the clock than they departed
• Panhandle wind, winter ice, and spring storm cells can shift arrival times; our dispatch watches the weather and adjusts pickups without a call from you
• Budget about 15 minutes to downtown, 30 minutes to Canyon, and roughly 45 minutes to the Palo Duro Canyon park entrance
• Interstate 40 carries heavy truck traffic through the city, and work zones can add time to east west trips
• Book during holiday weeks as early as possible, since vehicle availability tightens along with parking

Why Prebooked Chauffeur Service Wins at a Smaller Airport?

Amarillo is a city of around 200,000 people, and its taxi and rideshare supply matches that scale. At 5 am, after the final evening arrival, or when weather delays bunch several flights together, app drivers can be scarce and fares climb with demand. A reservation with Union Limousine locks the price when you book, assigns a specific chauffeur and vehicle to your flight, and keeps that vehicle on standby through delays at no extra charge. Six passengers with luggage, a wedding party, or a 40 person delegation will not fit in a taxi line, and a prebooked vehicle removes the guesswork before wheels touch the runway.

Airport Limo Service Across the Texas Panhandle

Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport serves a region that stretches across 26 counties, and our limo service reaches every corner of it. Our AMA airport car service handles the short hops, while longer charters and multi day itineraries run on the same confirmed pricing model.

Downtown Amarillo and the Civic Center District

The Amarillo Civic Center Complex hosts conventions, trade shows, and touring concerts, and Hodgetown brings minor league baseball crowds to the heart of downtown each summer. Hotels along Polk Street and the Route 66 Historic District on Sixth Avenue are a 15 minute ride from the terminal, and our Potter County car service covers the north side neighborhoods, the Tyson complex, and the Pantex plant corridor as well.

Canyon, West Texas A&M, and Palo Duro Canyon

South of the city, Canyon anchors Randall County with West Texas A&M University and the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum, the largest history museum in the state. Fifteen minutes further east, Palo Duro Canyon State Park opens up the second largest canyon in the country, and the park recommends reservations because it often reaches capacity during the summer play season. Our chauffeurs handle the drive down Park Road 5 so your group can focus on the views.

Medical Campuses and Regional Connections

The Harrington Regional Medical Center district on the west side of Amarillo draws patients and visiting physicians from across the Panhandle, and Texas Tech's veterinary school brings academic travelers through AMA all year. For trips outside the metro, our airport chauffeur service in Texas links AMA with Lubbock, Dallas, and every other commercial airport in the state, and the full Texas limo service network handles intercity charters when a flight connection makes no sense.

Reserve Your AMA Airport Limo Before You Board

Lock in your Amarillo transfer in under two minutes. Share your flight number, party size, and destination, and Union Limousine returns a flat quote with a confirmed vehicle and chauffeur assignment. Reservations are open 24 hours a day by phone or online, and changes to flight times or passenger counts can be made right up to pickup. The Panhandle rewards travelers who plan ahead, and a chauffeur waiting at baggage claim is the best first impression Amarillo can make.