Pick the state, then the field
States We Serve: Chauffeured Transportation Across the Midwest
Nine of them, and an airport page for every field worth naming in each.
Executive Transportation drives chauffeured airport transfers and point to point runs across the Midwest, and this page is the index to it. Each card opens a state coverage page listing every airport there with a write-up of its own: the terminal, the door a pre-arranged car actually meets you at and the parking the airport charges. Illinois is the state the company is in and carries a city roster and a route roster with it.
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The nine coverage pages
Every state, with the airports counted
The figure on each card is the number of airports in that state with a page of their own here, read out of the state page itself, and the codes beneath it are the biggest of them. 41 fields in total, each one written up with its own terminal, pickup door and parking detail.
15Airports
IllinoisORD, MDW, SPIThe state the company is in, and the only one with a city roster and a route roster of its own.Open the Illinois page6Airports
MissouriSTL, SUS, MCILambert takes more of this work than any field outside Illinois, and five written runs reach it.Open the Missouri page5Airports
IndianaIND, SBN, FWAIndianapolis plus four corner fields, and a time zone that moves the flight clock an hour.Open the Indiana page4Airports
IowaDSM, CID, DBQTwo airline boards with their own terminal layouts, and two fields that are mostly private flying.Open the Iowa page2Airports
WisconsinMKE, MSNMilwaukee and Madison, both small enough to be described by door number.Open the Wisconsin page4Airports
KentuckySDF, LEX, CVGFour fields, including the one everybody calls Cincinnati, which stands at Hebron.Open the Kentucky page2Airports
TennesseeBNA, MEMNashville and Memphis, where a hired car has to be arranged before the flight lands.Open the Tennessee page1Airport
MichiganGRRGerald R. Ford International at Grand Rapids, written up door by door.Open the Michigan page2Airports
OhioCMH, DAYColumbus and Dayton, where no vehicle is allowed to sit at the terminal frontage.Open the Ohio pageAn airport sits on the page of the state it physically stands in, not the city it is named after. MidAmerica and St. Louis Downtown are Illinois fields, Gary/Chicago is an Indiana one, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky stands at Hebron and is counted under Kentucky.
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If you already know the field, start there
A state page is for the reader deciding between airports. If the ticket is booked, or the run is a known pairing, these three get you there in one step.
Book the run
Name the two ends and we will quote the vehicle.
A state line in the middle of a trip changes nothing about the booking. Send the pickup address, the field, the date and the number traveling, and what comes back names the vehicle, the chauffeur and the hour to be outside.
(217) 523-5466We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability.
Questions
What people ask before picking a state
Which states do you drive in?
The nine on this page: Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan and Ohio. Each one has a coverage page listing every airport in it that has been written up here, and a town without a page of its own is still an ordinary booking. Start with Illinois or call (217) 523-5466.
Can a trip start in one state and finish in another?
Regularly, and it is priced as one trip rather than two. A pickup in Central Illinois to St. Louis Lambert or Indianapolis crosses a line without anything changing about the reservation, and the same vehicle carries the return leg when you fly back in. The written pairings are on popular routes.
How is a run between states priced?
By the hour and by the vehicle rather than by the seat or the state line. An hourly rate for the vehicle and chauffeur, with the minimum stated up front, and the hours the run takes, the class of vehicle, the hour of the pickup and any stop added along the way decide the figure. It is agreed in writing before the trip starts rather than counted up at the end. See how a quote is built.
Do you collect private jet and charter passengers in these states?
Yes. Most of the fields on these nine pages keep a general aviation ramp beside the passenger terminal, and several sell no airline ticket at all, so the vehicle waits at the operator door instead of the airline terminal. Send the operator, the tail number and the arrival. Read private jet shuttle.
Book the ride
Request a quote in any of the nine
Three things riders say made the difference, whichever state the trip ended in.
The state line is not a boundary
A run that crosses one is quoted as a single trip, on a single reservation, with the same vehicle carrying the leg home.
Every field here has been written up
The terminal, the pickup arrangement and the published parking come off that airport’s own site and carry the date they were read.
One party to a vehicle
Nobody else is booked into the cabin, whichever class the party ends up in, which is the whole difference from a shared shuttle.