Ground Transfers for Private Aviation

Most private flights into the New York area use one of three general aviation airports. Each has several fixed-base operators (FBOs), and knowing which one your aircraft is using is the single most useful detail you can give us. FBO names below are listed only to help identify pickup locations — we have no affiliation with any operator.

We also handle transfers to private and general aviation facilities at the commercial airports, and to Westchester’s passenger terminal for scheduled flights. If your operator names a different FBO, simply tell us — the plan adjusts accordingly.

Helicopter transfers can cut a long road journey to minutes, but they still need a car at each end. Manhattan has three public-use heliports, each with its own approach:

• Downtown Manhattan Heliport at Pier 6 on the East River, near the Financial District and South Street.
• East 34th Street Heliport on the East River at the foot of East 34th Street in Midtown.
• West 30th Street Heliport on the Hudson River beside Hudson River Park, close to Hudson Yards.

Pickups at the heliports often involve tight curbside space and timing that matters to the minute. Share your helicopter operator and scheduled time, and we will plan the approach and a realistic buffer. Pairing a heliport transfer with an onward journey — to a hotel, an office or a Hamptons house from the other end — can be quoted as one itinerary.

1. Airport, FBO and tail number (or helicopter operator).
2. Scheduled arrival or departure time, in local time.
3. Passenger names and count, plus luggage and any oversized items.
4. A day-of contact for schedule changes.
5. Final destination, or onward plans if you’d like the chauffeur by the hour.

We arrange ground transportation only; aircraft, charters and helicopter seats are booked separately by you or your operator. When you are ready, request a quote.