Norfolk Airport Shuttle & Charter Bus Rentals

When you book with Norfolk Shuttle Bus Rentals, you get a private shuttle service tailored to your exact needs. That means you set the pickup times, drop-off locations, and schedule—not the other way around. No more rushing to catch the last hotel shuttle or splitting up your group across multiple Ubers. We operate 24/7 and serve every airport in the region, including ORF, PHF, RIC, and IAD.

Traveling with luggage? Our larger buses have undercarriage storage bays that keep suitcases out of the aisle, while smaller minibuses offer overhead racks for carry-ons. You can also request amenities like reclining seats, WiFi, power outlets, and onboard restrooms to make the trip more comfortable. It’s the easiest way to move a crowd through busy terminals like Concourse A/B at ORF or the new ticketing hall at RIC.

Norfolk Shuttle Bus Rentals provides private airport transfer services to and from Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (PHF) for groups of any size. Whether you’re flying with a corporate team, school group, sports roster, or family, we’ll make sure everyone travels together on a single, comfortable shuttle. Avoid the hassle of splitting up into multiple cars, paying for long-term parking, or waiting for hotel shuttles that don’t run on your schedule. With Norfolk Shuttle Bus Rentals, you get a vehicle sized to fit your group and luggage perfectly—from 18-, 20-, and 25-passenger minibuses to 56-passenger full-size coaches—all backed by live dispatch support and vehicles prepped for every departure. It’s the easiest way to move a crowd through PHF’s compact terminal without breaking stride.

Flying internationally? Many Norfolk-area travelers use Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) for overseas connections. Norfolk Shuttle Bus Rentals provides group airport transportation to IAD with pricing that beats Amtrak fares and the convenience of curbside service. It’s a four-hour trek up I-95, but our 56-passenger buses make it bearable with onboard restrooms, video screens, and power outlets at every row. Schools and universities book this lane for study-abroad flights; military units stage through Dulles en route to Europe and the Middle East. There’s no easy way to reach IAD by public transit from Norfolk—the Silver Line extension won’t help you across the Potomac—but we bridge the gap with direct, nonstop runs that hit your deadline every time.