We offer shared shuttle service, private service, and charter service between Springfield/Hartford’s Bradley International Airport and Amherst College, Deerfield Academy, Hampshire College, Mount Holyoke College, Smith College, University of Massachusetts, Northfield Mount Hermon School and Williston School. We also provide service to residents and visitors of Amherst, Deerfield, Greenfield, Northampton and other Western Massachusetts areas.
If you need transportation for your School trips, Casino Trips, Day trips, Conference, Tours, Weddings or just an airport transfer from/to (Bradley Airport, Logan Airport, JFK Airport), as well as Springfield Bus station, train station, our affordable fares, door to door service, professional and courteous staff, environmentally friendly, pristine and insured vehicles that range from Hybrid cars, Vans, to 28 Passenger Minibus...are among the reasons why we beat other airport shuttle transportation services for ease and efficiency.
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“Thank you for all your help during the conference. Our group was very happy with the service you provided from Bradley Airport to the conference.
- Anne S. Group Coordinator Amherst MA.“The transportation service between Boston Logan Airport and Mount Holyoke College was smooth, your Minibus driver was very patient and helpful.”
- Satoshi W. Japan“I like the service provided by your driver, Brandt. He was very patient with me, I was abroad for one semester I didn’t know where the new location for Smith College public safety was, he didn’t just show me where it was, he actually waited while I picked up my room keys then he drove me to my dorm, I appreciate the patience and the door to door service, I did not have enough cash to tip him, I feel this is the least I could do. Brandt I will get you next time.”
- Sarah Smith College Student.“I will definitely recommend you guys to my friends, they usually need a ride between Amherst and Bradley Airport, you make less stops and you are cheaper than a cab.”
- Erin C. Amherst Mass.