Wroclaw Airport Transfer

In the arrivals hall of the single terminal, right where passengers come out of baggage reclaim, next to a board carrying your name. The chauffeur's photograph, the car's registration and a phone number reach you while you are still in the air, so you can ring the moment you are through the doors.

Yes. Late arrivals are ordinary work for us, and the pickup is scheduled from your flight rather than from a timetable, so a delay in the air simply moves it. A night bus does run to the main railway station, though it sets you down there with your bags and the last part of the journey still to make.

Yes. You approve one number for the vehicle and that is what leaves your card. Traffic on the way in, a queue at passport control and a long walk through the terminal change nothing. The one thing that would change it is a change to the job itself, an extra stop or a second address added after we have set off.

Yes, and it is one of the commoner reasons people book us at this terminal. Krakow, Warsaw, Poznan, Katowice or a village nobody has heard of: name the destination and the same chauffeur takes you the whole way, with no swap of car at the city boundary. The routes people ask for most sit on our intercity rides page.

Book as soon as you hold a flight number; the day before usually still works. If the airline reroutes you, send us the new number and we re-time the pickup around it. Should the replacement land at four in the morning, someone is there at four in the morning.