Airport wheelchair and stretcher transportation in South Florida

Local one-way airport rides start at $90 for an ambulatory rider, $110 in a lift-equipped wheelchair van, and $220 on a stretcher with a two-person crew. The price is by the mile with tolls included, and dispatch quotes the full amount on the phone before you book. Waiting beyond the first free 15 minutes, nights, weekends, holidays, and stairs add to it, and an international arrival has up to an hour of waiting built in. Round trips and wait-and-return rides are quoted together.

At the terminal entrance or the baggage-claim exit, where the airline's wheelchair agent brings your loved one. The gate is on the secure side of the airport, and the airline is responsible for wheelchair help from the plane to baggage claim at no charge. Our driver takes over at the exit with the ramp or lift ready.

We plan the pickup from the flight number and scheduled arrival time you give dispatch, and dispatch answers 24 hours a day. If the airline posts a delay or an early landing, call 954.477.7340 and we move the pickup with it. Once the driver is at the airport, the first 15 minutes of waiting are free and the rest is billed in 15-minute blocks. An international arrival already has up to an hour planned, so a slow customs line is not a surprise charge.

Not that we can find: as of October 2026, neither Uber WAV nor Lyft's Wheelchair rides, the ramp-equipped vehicles where the rider stays in the chair, list a Florida city. Uber's own Fort Lauderdale page shows no accessible option, and for Miami, Lyft points riders to local companies. A standard rideshare driver may stow a folding chair in the trunk, but there is no ramp, no securement, and no one whose job is the transfer. A lift-equipped van with four-point securement and a driver who handles the ramp, the straps, and the suitcases is the safer choice at the airport.

Yes, with the terminal's permission, since these flights land at a private terminal and the ramp is closed to the public. Give dispatch the operator, the terminal, and the expected arrival time, and we arrange access through the terminal. The wheelchair van or the two-person stretcher crew meets the aircraft on the ramp, and a stretcher ride continues bed to bed to the home or hospital. We have done this at Signature Aviation at the Palm Beach airport, Boca Raton Airport, and Opa-locka Executive.

Yes to both. The driver loads and unloads the bags and brings them inside at home, and a family member or caregiver rides along at no extra charge. One of our Google reviews, from Mayda Zayas-Bazan, describes a Miami International arrival to Boca Raton where the driver handled every suitcase, from the terminal to the apartment. Tell dispatch how many bags and how many people so we send the right vehicle.

Yes. Tell dispatch the type of chair or scooter when you book so we plan the lift, the securement, and the space. Your loved one rides in their own chair with four-point securement, and oxygen and other mobility equipment ride along. Your loved one's own chair comes off the plane with them and rolls straight onto our lift.

Yes. Crossing a county line changes nothing about how we book or price a ride, since every trip is quoted by the mile with tolls included and confirmed before you book. Boca Raton and Delray Beach families often fly through FLL, and Aventura and Hallandale Beach riders use both FLL and MIA. We serve all of Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade from our base in Coral Springs.