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William R Fairchild International (CLM) Airport Limo Service
Wedding parties and corporate groups rely on William R Fairchild International (CLM) Airport Limo Service for Sprinter vans, coaches, and stretch limousines timed to every single Port Angeles arrival.

Stretch Limo Service to and from William R Fairchild International (CLM) Airport
Private aircraft touch down at Fairchild Airport in Port Angeles with the Olympic Mountains filling the windscreen, and the ride that follows should match that arrival. Our Washington airport limo service places a licensed chauffeur at the CLM terminal door before your wheels stop turning, with your name on a board, your bags handled, and a route already mapped toward Sequim, Port Townsend, the Hood Canal Bridge, or the Seattle waterfront. Union Limousine has run chauffeured transfers since 1997, and that experience shows in the quiet details: a clean cabin, bottled water, a driver who knows the Highway 101 curves west of Lake Crescent, and a flat quote confirmed before you fly.
Chauffeured Transfers Between CLM and the Olympic Peninsula
Port Angeles sits at the far northern edge of Washington, and most travelers reach it by a long drive around Puget Sound or a short hop by private plane. Once you are on the ground at William R Fairchild International Airport, the gap between the runway and your lodge, meeting, or ferry sailing is where we work. Every reservation covers the full arrival window: flight tracking for charter tail numbers, 60 minutes of complimentary wait time after landing, and a meet and greet inside the terminal lounge. Departures run the same way in reverse, with a pickup time set from your filed departure slot so the aircraft never waits on the ramp for a late passenger.
Who Books CLM Airport Limo Rides?
- Executives flying into Port Angeles for mill, marine, and tribal enterprise meetings along the Strait of Juan de Fuca
- Medical travelers connecting between Olympic Medical Center and air ambulance flights staged at the airport
- Wedding parties heading to Lake Crescent Lodge, Olympic Game Farm venues, and waterfront ceremonies in Sequim
- Hikers and ski groups bound for Hurricane Ridge who want one vehicle for people, packs, and poles
- Ferry passengers timing a Coho sailing to Victoria, BC with a flight into CLM the same morning
- Corporate retreat planners moving teams between the airport and resorts in Port Ludlow, Port Townsend, and Forks
Our Fleet for William R Fairchild International Airport Transfers
Every vehicle in our Washington lineup is black, late model, and inspected before each dispatch. Chauffeurs load luggage, hold doors, and keep the cabin at the temperature you request. Choose by headcount and gear, and we will confirm the exact model on your booking.
Sedans: Up to 3 Passengers
A quiet executive sedan suits a solo traveler or a couple arriving by private charter for a weekend at Lake Crescent. Two large suitcases fit the trunk with room for carry on bags, and the ride into downtown Port Angeles takes about ten minutes.
SUVs: Up to 6 Passengers
Full size SUVs carry families, small teams, and anyone traveling with skis, fishing rods, or camera cases for Olympic National Park. All wheel drive handles winter conditions on Hurricane Ridge Road and the wet grades along Highway 101.
Stretch Limousines: Up to 20 Passengers
Stretch limousines turn a CLM pickup into part of the celebration. Wedding parties, anniversary groups, and milestone birthdays ride with fiber optic lighting, a stocked bar area, and privacy glass for the trip to Port Angeles waterfront venues or Sequim lavender estates.
Sprinter Vans: Up to 14 Passengers
High roof Sprinter vans give groups stand up headroom, reclining captain seats, and a rear cargo bay that swallows a dozen duffels. They are the preferred choice for outfitters, church groups, and corporate crews heading from the airport to Lake Quinault, Neah Bay, or the Sol Duc Hot Springs area.
Party Buses: Up to 30 Passengers
Party buses bring a lounge layout, perimeter seating, premium sound, and LED lighting to bachelor and bachelorette weekends, brewery tours along the Olympic Peninsula, and reunion groups landing together at Fairchild.
Mini Charter Buses: Up to 35 Passengers
Mini coaches carry conference attendees, sports teams, and tour groups from CLM to Port Townsend festivals, Sequim conference centers, and field science stations run on the Peninsula. Overhead racks and underfloor luggage bays keep aisles clear.
Full Size Charter Buses: Up to 56 Passengers
Full size motor coaches handle the largest groups, including cruise passengers staging in Port Angeles, incentive travel programs, and university field trips. Restrooms, reclining seats, WiFi, and climate control make the long run to Seattle comfortable for every seat.
Popular Routes from CLM Across Washington
Seattle Tacoma International Airport Connections
Many passengers fly a private charter into Port Angeles and need a connection to a commercial flight at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. The drive runs about two and a half to three hours by way of Highway 101, the Hood Canal Bridge, and the Bainbridge or Kingston ferry crossings, and our chauffeurs time each leg around sailing schedules. Book our SEA airport limo service for the reverse trip too, so a single reservation covers both ends of a Peninsula visit.
Port Angeles, Sequim, and Olympic National Park
Fairchild sits three miles west of downtown Port Angeles, the gateway city for Olympic National Park and the trailhead for the 28 mile Olympic Discovery Trail. The regional visitor bureau lists Hurricane Ridge, Marymere Falls, Feiro Marine Life Center, and the Port Angeles waterfront promenade among the top stops in its Port Angeles and Lake Crescent guide, and all of them sit within an hour of the terminal. Our limo service in Washington also covers Sequim, Carlsborg, Joyce, and the Dungeness Valley for lavender season visitors and Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival weekends every October.
Victoria Ferry and Port Townsend
The Black Ball Ferry Line terminal on East Railroad Avenue sits ten minutes from CLM, and the MV Coho makes a 90 minute crossing of the Strait of Juan de Fuca to Victoria, BC on the Port Angeles to Victoria route year round. We stage pickups so walk on passengers reach the dock with the 30 minute check in margin the line requests. Port Townsend, with its Victorian seaport district and Fort Worden State Park, is about an hour east along Highway 101 and State Route 20.
About William R Fairchild International Airport (CLM)
- Airport Name: William R Fairchild International (CLM) Airport
- Airport Code: CLM (ICAO: KCLM)
- Address: 1402 Fairchild Airport Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98363, United States
- Phone: +1 360 417 3437
- Official Website: Port of Port Angeles airport page
- Owner and Operator: Port of Port Angeles
- Elevation: 291 feet, roughly 800 acres, two asphalt runways
History and Regional Importance
The airfield took shape between 1934 and 1948 through the Works Progress Administration, the U.S. Army, and the U.S. Navy, and opened to public use as Clallam County Municipal Landing Field in 1948. Clallam County handed the property to the Port of Port Angeles in 1951, and in 1953 local pilot William R. Fairchild founded Angeles Flying Service and became the first airport supervisor. The field later took his name. Today CLM is the only airport on the North Olympic Peninsula with a precision instrument landing system, a 6,350 foot primary runway rated for aircraft up to 115,000 pounds, onsite customs processing for flights from Canada, and a role in cargo, medical evacuation, disaster response, and recreation for a region that is otherwise two ferry rides from the Seattle metro area.
Airlines and Flight Activity at CLM
No airline currently sells scheduled passenger tickets from Port Angeles. Kenmore Air Express ended its Boeing Field route in November 2014, SeaPort Airlines flew Cessna Caravans to Seattle Tacoma for a short period in 2015, and Dash Air Shuttle, which spent three years preparing a nine seat Cessna 402 service to SEA, withdrew from the market in June 2024. Flight activity today centers on Citizen Air, the fixed base operator, which runs on demand charters across the Puget Sound region and the wider Pacific Northwest in aircraft ranging from single engine pistons to business jets, along with scenic tours over the Olympics and a flight school. FedEx feeder flights move freight through the airport, Life Flight Network bases air ambulance aircraft here, and the local Civil Air Patrol squadron calls Fairchild home.
Domestic Destinations
Because service is charter based, destinations follow the passenger. Common requests from CLM include Boeing Field and Seattle Tacoma for airline connections, Paine Field in Everett, Portland, Spokane, Bellingham, Friday Harbor and the San Juan Islands, and resort strips in Idaho and Oregon. Flights to Victoria International and other British Columbia points clear customs on the Port Angeles ramp with 24 hours advance notice.
Terminal Information
The single story terminal at 1402 Fairchild Airport Road houses public restrooms, the Citizen Air counter, a 672 square foot pilot lounge with floor to ceiling runway views, and a meeting room that the public can rent in four hour blocks. U.S. Customs and Border Protection and FedEx shipping both operate from the building. There is no TSA checkpoint, so passengers connecting to commercial flights clear security at their next airport.
Passenger Traffic
At the height of commuter service, Fairchild boarded about 147 passengers a day. Since 2014 the count has shifted to general aviation and charter movements: the Port reports 48 T hangars, 15 open air hangars, 26 tie down spaces on the east apron, nine on the west apron, and two to four corporate jet positions on the center apron, with a new four bay 17,500 square foot box hangar under construction in 2026. Six large private hangars round out the field, and the Port continues to court a carrier for scheduled service to SEA.
Parking Overview
Short term parking beside the terminal is free for up to six hours. Long term parking costs $25 per day or $600 per month, and spaces are first come, first served, as listed on the Port's facilities and services page. Pilots can rent tie downs and hangars through the airport manager, and a courtesy car is available from the FBO for short errands downtown.
Pickup and Drop Off Guidance
Chauffeured pickups meet passengers inside the terminal lounge or, for charter arrivals, at the Citizen Air ramp gate once the aircraft is secured. Give us your tail number and estimated arrival, and we stage the vehicle in the short term lot so there is no curb wait. For departures, our CLM airport car service delivers you to the terminal entrance roughly 30 minutes before a charter slot, which is all the margin a private flight needs.
Ground Transportation Options
Clallam Transit stops at the airport on its regular Port Angeles routes, and its Strait Shot Route 123 runs east to the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal for travelers heading to Seattle without a car; schedules and fares are posted on the Strait Shot Route 123 page. Rental cars can be arranged through Citizen Air. Taxi and rideshare coverage in Port Angeles is thin, especially before 7 a.m. and after dark, which is why most arriving groups reserve a chauffeur in advance.
Tips for Arriving Passengers
- Pack a layer for every season: terminal elevation is only 291 feet, but Hurricane Ridge rises to 5,242 feet and can hold snow into June
- Confirm customs windows 24 hours ahead if your flight originates in Canada
- Mobile coverage fades west of Lake Crescent, so download maps and share your itinerary before leaving the terminal
- Carry cash for Olympic National Park entry stations and small Peninsula businesses
- Allow extra time on summer weekends when ferry queues and park traffic slow Highway 101
Why Travelers Prebook a Chauffeur at CLM Over Taxis and Rideshare?
Port Angeles has a small pool of drivers, and app based pickups at a general aviation field can take 20 to 40 minutes to arrive, if a driver accepts at all. A prebooked chauffeur is already parked when the aircraft taxis in, the fare is fixed regardless of surge pricing or ferry delays, and the vehicle is sized for your luggage, your skis, or your 30 person retreat. Add a licensed, background checked driver who knows the Peninsula roads, and the choice is simple for anyone whose time on the ground matters.
Why Washington Travelers Choose Our CLM Limo Service?
Our chauffeur service in Washington runs on the same standards Union Limousine applies in every market: professional drivers in suits, vehicles five years old or newer, 24 hour dispatch, and a reservation desk that answers the phone. The same team also provides limo service in all 50 states, so a client who flies into Port Angeles this month and Phoenix next month deals with one account, one invoice format, and one quality bar.
- All inclusive quotes that cover tolls, ferry fares for the vehicle, fuel, and gratuity
- Real time flight and charter tracking with automatic pickup adjustments
- Meet and greet with a name sign for every airport arrival
- Child seats, wheelchair accessible vehicles, and pet friendly rides on request
- Flexible cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup
Flat Rate Pricing for Washington Airport Transfers
Every CLM reservation is quoted as a flat rate before you confirm, so a 2 a.m. medical flight costs the same as a noon arrival. Hourly packages are available for Peninsula tours, winery runs in Sequim, and multi stop corporate days, with a three hour minimum.
Flight Tracking and Wait Time Policy
Dispatch monitors each inbound aircraft and shifts the chauffeur's arrival to match. The first 60 minutes after touchdown are included at no charge, and extended waits are billed in 15 minute increments at the posted hourly rate.
Book Your William R Fairchild International (CLM) Airport Limo Service
Reserve online in two minutes or call our 24 hour desk with your arrival date, tail number or flight details, passenger count, and destination. Union Limousine sends a written confirmation with the chauffeur's name and the vehicle assigned, followed by a text when the driver is in position at the terminal. Group planners can request a single quote that bundles sedans for executives, a Sprinter for staff, and a coach for attendees, all arriving at Fairchild on the same morning. Lock in your Port Angeles pickup today and step off the aircraft into a ride that is already waiting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The terminal sits about three miles west of downtown Port Angeles, and the drive takes ten minutes along West Lauridsen Boulevard and Airport Road. Hotels on the waterfront, the Olympic National Park Visitor Center, and the Coho ferry dock are all within that short radius.
Yes. The run from Port Angeles to SEA covers roughly 140 miles and takes about two and a half to three hours including a Bainbridge or Kingston ferry crossing. We quote it as a flat rate, track your onward flight, and build a buffer for the ferry queue so you arrive with time to clear security.
We do. Share the tail number and your operator's estimated arrival, and our dispatch team follows the aircraft from departure to touchdown. The chauffeur is staged in the short term lot before the plane taxis in, and your 60 minutes of complimentary wait time starts at the moment of landing.
A full size SUV handles up to six passengers with skis, boots, and overnight bags, and the all wheel drive is suited to Hurricane Ridge Road in winter. Larger groups with sleds and snowshoes usually move to a Sprinter van, which carries 14 people and keeps gear in a separate rear bay.
No charge applies for the first 60 minutes after your actual landing time, and dispatch adjusts the pickup automatically when a charter slips. Waits beyond that hour are billed in 15 minute increments at the hourly rate shown on your confirmation.
Absolutely. Sprinter vans seat up to 14 guests with room for garment bags and gifts, and we can pair one with a stretch limousine for the couple. Chauffeurs coordinate with planners at venues such as Lake Crescent Lodge and Sequim lavender farms so arrival times match the schedule.
Yes. The Black Ball Ferry Line terminal at 101 East Railroad Avenue is a ten minute drive from the airport. We time pickups so walk on passengers meet the 30 minute check in window and vehicle passengers meet the 60 minute window before each sailing to Victoria.
Reserve at least seven days ahead between June and September, when Olympic National Park visitors, lavender festival crowds, and ferry traffic fill the Peninsula. Sedans and SUVs can often be confirmed within 24 hours in the off season, and coaches and party buses need two to three weeks.
Rear facing infant seats, convertible seats, and boosters are available at no extra cost when requested at booking. Tell us the age and weight of each child, and the chauffeur installs the seats before arriving at the terminal.
They do. Mini coaches carry up to 35 passengers and full size coaches up to 56, both with luggage bays and WiFi. We handle group arrivals at Fairchild and multi day shuttles between resorts in Port Ludlow, Port Townsend, and Lake Quinault, plus a return transfer to SEA at the end of the program.












