Quincy Regional Airport Baldwin Field entrance sign against a blue sky

Quincy, Illinois  ·  Contour flights to O’Hare and Nashville

Quincy Regional Airport (UIN) Car Service & Chauffeured Transportation

A terminal you can cross in a few strides, and a chauffeur who waits inside it.

Quincy Regional, Baldwin Field, puts check-in, security and the gate within a few steps of the front door, which makes the drive the only part of the trip worth planning. Executive Transportation works the Quincy end of that, for Contour departures, for private and charter flights, and for the runs to St. Louis and Chicago when the fare is not here.

  • 12Weekly round trips
  • FreeMunicipal lot parking
  • 24/7Dispatch answers
  • 2004Chauffeured since

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Trip type

We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability. (217) 523-5466

Why riders book Executive Transportation

Chauffeured airport runs since 2004A person answers dispatch at any hourUniformed chauffeurs, every bookingSedans, SUVs, Sprinters and coaches

Know the airport

What to know about Quincy Regional Airport

Quincy Regional Airport, Baldwin Field, code UIN, sits east of Quincy on Illinois 104 and is run by the City of Quincy. Contour Airlines flies it, there is one terminal, and the parking is free. The same field carries private and charter aircraft through its fixed base operator, which is where a chauffeured pickup happens.

Contour flies O’Hare and Nashville from here

The city lists Contour service from Quincy Regional to Chicago O’Hare and to Nashville International, with twelve round trips a week on 30-seat regional jets. O’Hare in particular is the reason the field matters to a business traveler in the river counties: it turns a long haul up the interstate into a short flight and a connection.

One terminal, and everything in it

Quincy describes one-stop airline check-in covering seat assignments, boarding passes, luggage and gate information, in a building that also carries a full service restaurant, vending, car rentals, an ATM, taxi services, a conference room with catering and air charter services. A conference room at your departure airport is not a common thing, and it is genuinely useful on a morning out.

Parking is free, which changes the question

The city states that patrons of the businesses at Quincy Regional Airport, Baldwin Field, are entitled to free parking in the municipal lot. So the argument for a chauffeur here is not the parking bill. It is the 6 a.m. start, the ice on Illinois 104 in February, and the car you would otherwise leave sitting for a week.

Where a chauffeured car meets you

The city publishes no pickup door or lane, so none is printed here. On a terminal this size it hardly matters: your chauffeur waits inside the building or at the front doors and confirms it with you when the booking is made. Charter arrivals are met at the Great River Aviation lobby instead.

Airline, terminal, parking and general aviation details checked on the city’s own pages at quincyil.gov on September 17, 2026. Schedules and services change, so confirm anything time sensitive before you travel.

UIN airport transportation

Departures and arrivals at Quincy Regional

A small terminal removes most of the friction. The drive to it is the part worth handing over.

Chauffeur in a suit greeting a traveler with a suitcase beside a car

Departures

Your address to the terminal doors

  1. Send the flight and the timeAirline, flight number and scheduled departure. There is one terminal at Quincy, so nothing else needs deciding.
  2. We work backward from the departureContour runs twelve round trips a week rather than an hourly shuttle, so the early ones carry real consequences if you miss them. The pickup is set against the airline’s own check-in ask, plus the road.
  3. Bags lifted at your doorQuincy address, a farm outside Mendon, or a hotel in Hannibal across the river. The chauffeur handles the luggage from whichever it is.
  4. Dropped at the front of the terminalCheck-in, security and the gate are all within a short walk of that door. If you are flying a charter instead, the drop moves to the Great River Aviation lobby.
Chauffeur in a suit opening the rear door of a black car for a business traveler

Arrivals

Off the aircraft and straight out

  1. Book with the flight numberThe flight number and the scheduled landing set the vehicle. Call dispatch if either one moves, including in the middle of the night.
  2. Bags come out fast hereA 30-seat regional jet does not take long to unload, which is exactly why the car needs to be waiting rather than summoned.
  3. Meet the chauffeur at baggage claimThe city publishes no designated pickup lane, and you never need one. Your chauffeur is inside at baggage claim when the bags come out, takes them, and walks you to the vehicle.
  4. On to Quincy, Hannibal or the river townsDowntown Quincy is a few minutes away. Macomb, Jacksonville, Hannibal and the farms between them are ordinary drops on this run.
Which vehicleExecutive Sedan 2 to 3 passengersLuxury SUV 5 to 6 passengersSprinter Van 14 passengersCoaches Groups up to 35

Call dispatch when the schedule slips. The vehicle is held against the flight number and scheduled time you give us at booking, so a phone call is what changes it. Somebody picks up at (217) 523-5466 whatever the hour.

Private jets and charter

Private jet and charter flights at Quincy Regional

Baldwin Field has two long runways and a full fixed base operation, and plenty of what uses them never appears on a published schedule. Executive Transportation meets private, charter and corporate aircraft here the same way it meets a Contour arrival.

  • 01

    Pickup at the FBO, not the airline doors

    Charter passengers come through the fixed base operator rather than the passenger terminal, so the chauffeur waits at that lobby. On a field this size the car is already in view as you come off the ramp.

  • 02

    Luggage handled beside the aircraft

    Where the operator allows vehicle access, the cases go from the hold into the trunk without a second handling. Where they do not, the handover happens at the FBO door and the timing does not change.

  • 03

    The crew car and the passenger car, booked together

    A crew heading for a hotel and passengers heading into Quincy usually need to move at the same moment. One reservation covers both, in one vehicle or two.

  • 04

    A Sprinter for a full aircraft

    Fourteen seats and a stand-up aisle take a whole charter in one go, with room for hard cases and sample kits. Larger parties move to a coach, and the quote still covers the vehicle.

Where general aviation runs at Quincy Regional

  • Great River AviationQuincy Regional Airport, Baldwin Field, 1645 Highway IL-104, Quincy, Illinois 62305The fixed base operator the city names on its own general aviation page, with 100LL and jet fuel, hangar and tiedowns, airframe and powerplant work and a courtesy car. That lobby is where a chauffeur meets a charter arrival.
Private jet with its stairs down beside a black SUV at sunset
Black Lincoln sedan parked beside a private jet
Black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van parked beside a private jet on the tarmac

Book with the tail number, the operator and the scheduled arrival, and phone dispatch if that time changes. Somebody is awake at the other end of that line. We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability.

Executive Transportation is a ground transportation company. We drive to the aircraft, we do not charter it.

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Passenger in white stepping out of a luxury van
The door of the vehicle to the door of the terminal, with no lot in between.

Why be driven

Four reasons to be driven to Quincy Regional

Free parking takes the obvious argument off the table, so here is the honest one. It is about the hour you leave, the weather, and the car you would otherwise abandon for a week.

Quoted by the hour, for the vehicle

The vehicle and chauffeur are quoted by the hour, with the minimum stated up front, and the figure covers the whole car. Four colleagues on the same Contour flight ride together instead of leaving two cars in the lot.

Nobody drives home at midnight

The return leg is the half people forget. A late arrival into Quincy still has to get to Macomb, Jacksonville or across the river, and that is our job rather than yours.

Winter on Illinois 104

A 6 a.m. departure in January means leaving in the dark on roads that have not been touched. Our chauffeurs do that run all winter.

Or the long way, to a bigger fare

When the schedule does not work from Quincy, the same company drives you to Lambert or O’Hare instead. One call covers either decision.

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We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability.

The fleet

Fleet for this run

A 30-seat jet does not take much luggage, but the people meeting it often arrive as a group. Every vehicle below is quoted for the vehicle, not the seat.

None of them turns up without a uniformed chauffeur. A stretch limousine seats 8 to 10 when a party wants to arrive in one vehicle.

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Cities we connect to UIN

Where our Quincy Regional runs start

Most Quincy Regional work starts in Quincy itself and the towns along the river, and we also drive it from further east. Every run is one quote for the whole vehicle, in either direction.

The figures below are clear-road drives to Baldwin Field. Give dispatch the flight rather than the drive: with twelve round trips a week, the pickup is built backward from a schedule that does not repeat every hour.

One number for the vehicle, from Quincy or from further east.

Park or be driven

Free parking at Quincy Regional, and why people still book a car

Quincy gives its airport patrons free parking in the municipal lot, so this section is not an argument about money. It is an argument about who drives, and when.

  • Public parkingFreeThe city states that patrons of the businesses at Quincy Regional, Baldwin Field, park free in the municipal lot.
  • Each way from Springfield119 miAbout 1 hour 50 minutes on clear roads, most of it west on I-72 through Jacksonville.
  • The round trip, at the IRS rate$180.88238 miles at 76 cents a mile, the business standard rate for July 1 to December 31, 2026.

A free lot still leaves somebody driving home in the dark after a delayed connection through O’Hare. Read how the regional fields compare.

Get a quote for the whole vehicle

Parking statement from quincyil.gov, checked September 17, 2026. Distance and drive time are the calibrated figures from our own routing table. The Quincy round trip uses the IRS business standard of 76 cents a mile, posted on irs.gov for July 1 to December 31, 2026. The transfer itself is quoted by the hour with a minimum stated up front, so a coordinator is the one to ask for the number.

Black GMC Yukon XL parked on a downtown street

Book your Quincy Regional transfer

Book the Quincy run with a uniformed chauffeur.

Give a coordinator the flight, the date and the headcount. Back comes a named vehicle, a chauffeur and a pickup hour, at one price for the car.

(217) 523-5466

We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability.

Airport to airport

Popular transfers between Quincy Regional and other airports

Twelve round trips a week is a real schedule, but it is not every schedule. When the fare or the timing sends you somewhere else, Executive Transportation drives the whole gap in one vehicle.

Each card is the drive between Baldwin Field and the airport named, in either direction. Give us both flight numbers and both scheduled times at booking, and call dispatch if either moves.

Both airports sit inside a single booking, at a single price for the vehicle.

What riders say

What riders say about the long runs

Executive Transportation saved the day after another bus company fell through last minute.

Meghan ForesmanRider review

The scheduling process was seamless, and the timely pickup from Bloomington airport made my journey stress-free.

Parris Smith · Rider review

Our group of 7 needed a ride from Chicago O’Hare to Springfield. The vehicle was clean and comfortable.

Jen DeJong · Rider review

Employers along the river move staff and visitors through Quincy Regional all year, and corporate airport transfers are arranged one trip or one travel calendar at a time.

Agencies, colleges and visiting delegations book the Quincy end of a trip through our government travel service.

Quincy Regional questions

What people ask before booking a car to Quincy Regional

The answers below use the City of Quincy’s own published information for Quincy Regional Airport, checked on quincyil.gov in September 2026, and our own calibrated drive times.

Which airline flies from Quincy Regional Airport, and where to?

The City of Quincy lists Contour Airlines at Quincy Regional, flying to Chicago O’Hare and to Nashville International on 30-seat regional jets, with twelve round trips a week. O’Hare is the one that matters most for onward connections. Executive Transportation drives the ground half at the Quincy end, in either direction.

Call (217) 523-5466 or request a quote.

Is parking free at Quincy Regional Airport?

The City of Quincy states that patrons of the businesses at Quincy Regional Airport, Baldwin Field, are entitled to free parking in the municipal lot. So a car service here is not about the parking bill. It is about the hour you would be leaving, the weather, and the drive home after a delayed connection.

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Where does the chauffeur meet you at Quincy Regional Airport?

Executive Transportation meets arriving passengers at the terminal, and your chauffeur agrees on the exact spot with you when the booking is made. The city publishes no designated pickup lane, and on a building this size it is not needed. Charter arrivals are met at the Great River Aviation lobby instead.

Call (217) 523-5466 to arrange the pickup point.

How long is the drive from Springfield to Quincy Regional Airport?

Executive Transportation figures about 119 miles and about 1 hour 50 minutes on clear roads, mostly west on I-72 through Jacksonville. Peoria and Decatur are both about 2 hours 30 minutes, and Bloomington-Normal about 2 hours 50. Treat all of those as the floor rather than a promise.

See the Quincy service area.

Do you pick up from private jets and charter flights at Quincy Regional?

Executive Transportation meets private, charter and corporate aircraft at Baldwin Field through the fixed base operator rather than the passenger terminal. We load beside the aircraft where the operator allows it, and carry flight crew and passengers on one booking. A Sprinter takes a full charter in one vehicle.

Send the tail number when you book the chauffeur.

What happens if my Contour flight into Quincy is delayed?

Executive Transportation wants a call to dispatch the moment Contour tells you the flight has slipped. The vehicle is held against the flight number and scheduled arrival you gave at booking rather than a schedule we watch ourselves, so a call is what moves it. Somebody answers the phone in the middle of the night.

Call (217) 523-5466 to move a booked pickup.

Can you drive from Quincy to St. Louis or O’Hare instead?

Executive Transportation drives Quincy to St. Louis Lambert at about 130 miles and 2 hours 10 minutes, and north to Chicago when the connection or the fare calls for it. Plenty of Quincy travelers use the flight one way and the car the other. One call arranges either version.

See the Quincy to St. Louis airport route.

Which vehicle should a group book for Quincy Regional?

Executive Transportation runs executive sedans for two to three passengers, luxury SUVs for five to six, Sprinter vans for fourteen, and coaches for parties up to thirty-five. A 30-seat regional jet limits the luggage, so headcount decides it here more often than bags do. Tell a coordinator both.

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Book the ride

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Three things riders mention after a Quincy Regional run.

  • The car is the unit, not the seat

    Quoted by the hour for the whole vehicle, with the minimum named in writing first. Four people on the same flight share one car instead of leaving two in the lot.

  • Somebody else drives the dark half

    The 6 a.m. start out and the late return home are the two legs nobody wants. Both are ours.

  • Dispatch answers day and night

    Twelve round trips a week leaves little margin when one of them slips, and a person picks up the phone when it does.

Send the trip details

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Trip type

We prefer 72 hours’ notice, but call anytime. Short-notice trips depend on availability. (217) 523-5466