Toronto Pearson (YYZ) · Billy Bishop (YTZ)
One flat rate to either Toronto airport, agreed before you travel. No meter climbing while the Gardiner sits still, and no surge because everyone booked at once.
Plenty of people looking for an aeroport taxi and limo service in Toronto type the French spelling — aéroport — because that is the word they grew up with, or because they are connecting from Montreal or Quebec City. It is the same search and the same trip: a car that turns up on time, a price that does not move, and a driver who knows which airport you actually need.
The Executive Limo covers both of them. Toronto Pearson International (YYZ) handles almost every long-haul and international flight and sits about 27 km west of downtown. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is on the island at the foot of Bathurst Street, roughly 3 km from Union Station, and serves shorter regional routes. Which airport you are flying from changes your fare far more than which car you choose — so the table below prices both.
Every trip is a flat rate, quoted before you book. That is the practical difference between this and a metered Toronto airport taxi: a meter charges you for the traffic, and a rideshare charges you for demand. A flat rate charges you for the journey. If the 401 is closed and your ride takes an extra forty minutes, the number on your confirmation is still the number you pay.
Sedan flat rates in CAD, airport fee included. Notice how the two airports swap places: from downtown, Billy Bishop is far cheaper, while from the 905 Pearson usually wins. SUV and Executive SUV prices appear the moment you enter your address above.
| Pickup area | Distance to YYZ | Limo to YYZ | Distance to YTZ | Limo to YTZ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Toronto | 26.7 km | $125 | 3.0 km | $72 |
| Yorkville / Bloor | 24.6 km | $120 | 5.3 km | $77 |
| Etobicoke | 14.0 km | $97 | 10.8 km | $89 |
| North York | 19.9 km | $110 | 26.8 km | $125 |
| Mississauga | 16.9 km | $103 | 25.2 km | $122 |
| Vaughan | 21.3 km | $113 | 41.1 km | $157 |
| Brampton | 24.5 km | $120 | 42.2 km | $160 |
| Scarborough | 34.8 km | $143 | 29.9 km | $132 |
| Richmond Hill | 32.6 km | $138 | 39.0 km | $153 |
| Markham | 36.8 km | $148 | 33.6 km | $141 |
| Oakville | 37.0 km | $148 | 39.4 km | $154 |
| Burlington | 54.3 km | $187 | 54.1 km | $187 |
Distances are real driving distances measured to each airport. SUV and Executive SUV are quoted live in the form. Pay online and save 5%.
Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 · about 27 km from downtown Toronto
The airport you want for anything international or long-haul. Your chauffeur waits inside the arrivals hall with a name sign — Level 1 at Terminal 1, beside the currency exchange at Terminal 3.
Toronto island airport at the foot of Bathurst · about 3 km from Union Station
Reached by the pedestrian tunnel or the ferry. Your chauffeur waits in the mainland terminal on Eireann Quay, so you come off the tunnel escalator and walk straight to the car.
The fare is set when you book. Traffic, a closed ramp or a longer route does not change it, because there is no meter to run.
Pearson Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, and the Billy Bishop mainland terminal. You pick the airport; we know where to stand.
A commercial chauffeur in a commercially plated vehicle, not a private car doing airport runs on the side.
A sedan takes two large cases, an SUV or Escalade ESV takes four — with nobody holding a bag on their lap.
The gap is not really the car. It is what the number does between the moment you book and the moment you arrive.
| Flat-rate limo | Airport taxi | Rideshare | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay | The quoted flat rate | Whatever the meter reads | Base fare plus surge |
| Stuck in traffic | Price does not move | Meter keeps running | Longer trip, higher fare |
| A stop on the way | Added to the quote up front | Meter runs while you wait | Usually charged as a new trip |
| Booking ahead | Confirmed with a named chauffeur | Dispatched on the day | Matched minutes before |
| Paying | Online in advance, or on the day | Card or cash at the end | Card on file |
| Receipt for expenses | Emailed with the booking | Printed in the car | In the app |
Enter your pickup address and either Pearson or Billy Bishop. The fare for that exact trip appears in a few seconds.
Sedan for one or two people with cabin bags, SUV or Executive SUV for a family, a crew, or a full set of cases.
Pay online and save 5%, put down a 30% deposit, or hold the booking for six hours while you check the flight.
Their name and number arrive the day before. On arrivals they are inside the terminal with a sign, not circling the pickup lane.
Cadillac Lyriq or similar
Up to 3 · 2 bags
Book the SedanChevrolet Suburban or similar
Up to 6 · 4 bags
Book the SUVCadillac Escalade
Up to 6 · 4 bags
Book the Executive SUVA taxi is metered and dispatched when you need it, so the price depends on the traffic and you find out at the end. An airport limo is booked ahead at a flat rate, with a named chauffeur and a known vehicle, and the price is fixed before you get in. For a trip tied to a departure time, that removes the guesswork.
From $72 in a sedan, all-in. It is a short 3 km run from the Union Station area, which is why Billy Bishop is much cheaper than Pearson from downtown — and noticeably more expensive from the 905.
From $125 in a sedan, $161 in an SUV, or $202 in the Executive SUV. That is the complete fare including the airport fee, over a real driving distance of about 27 km.
Check the airport code on your ticket. YYZ is Toronto Pearson, out in Mississauga, and covers nearly all international and long-haul flights. YTZ is Billy Bishop on the island downtown, used mainly for shorter regional routes. They are about 25 km apart, so it is worth a second look before you book.
No. Every point-to-point trip is a flat rate quoted before you book, and it does not change afterwards. There is no surge pricing, and no waiting charge inside your included wait time.
Yes. Book it in your name and add the passenger details — the chauffeur greets them by name at arrivals, and the confirmation and receipt come to you.
A sedan takes three passengers and two large cases; an SUV or Executive SUV takes six passengers and four. If you are close to the limit, book the larger car — luggage is what usually runs out first, not seats.
Yes. We run airport transfers from across the GTA and the surrounding region, including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Burlington and Hamilton. The fare table above covers the most common pickup areas.
Enter where you are starting from and which airport you need. No callback, no quote form.