Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood sits three miles southwest of downtown, and it carries more private terminals than any other airport in South Florida.
Five operate here: Signature Aviation, Sheltair, National Jets, Jetscape Services and Fontainebleau Aviation. All five sit on the private side of the field, away from Terminals 1 to 4, and a private arrival never touches a commercial concourse.
Rodlymo is veteran-owned and based in Broward, which puts our vehicles closer to this field than to any other commercial airport.
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Five Terminals, and the Name Matters
Opa-locka has five and Fort Lauderdale Executive has four. FLL matches Opa-locka, and that is unusual for a commercial airport, where one operator is the norm.
It also means the same problem applies. The five are separate facilities with separate entrances off different parts of the airport perimeter. A car sent to Sheltair when your aircraft is at Jetscape is a drive around a working commercial airfield, not a short walk.
So the first thing we confirm on any FLL private booking is the terminal. Send us the tail number if you are not sure and we will establish it before the day.
This Is Not the Commercial Terminal Job
If you are meeting an airline flight at FLL, that is a different pickup with different rules, different terminals and a different meeting point. Our FLL airport car service page covers that, including all four commercial terminals.
This page is for aircraft arriving and departing through the private terminals.
The Port Is Three Miles Away
What makes FLL different from Opa-locka or Miami Executive is what sits next to it. Port Everglades is roughly three miles from the field, which makes this the natural arrival airport for anyone joining a vessel or a cruise.
Those runs have two clocks: the aircraft and the ship. The ship does not wait, and all-aboard times are earlier than most people expect. Tell us the vessel and the berth when you book and we plan backwards from the ship rather than forwards from the wheels.
The same is true in reverse on a disembarkation morning, when several thousand people leave a terminal in a compressed window.
Boat Show Week Is Its Own Operation
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show runs 28 October to 1 November 2026, and it is the busiest private-aviation week of the Broward year. All five terminals fill, and so do the roads around Port Everglades and 17th Street.
Book that week early. The vehicles and the chauffeurs who know the show traffic are committed well in advance, and a car booked the day before is a car working against a closed road it did not plan for.
Where We Meet You
On a domestic arrival we greet you plane-side. The chauffeur is on the field before the aircraft is down and the vehicle is staged, so you step off and into the car.
On an international arrival you clear customs first, and we meet you outside customs rather than on the ramp.
We Track the Tail Number, Not a Flight Number
A private aircraft has no flight number and no arrivals board. Send the registration and the timing takes care of itself. Aircraft run early more often than late, and the car moves up with them.
The full detail on tracking, delays and diversions is on our Private Jet and FBO Transfers page.
Where FLL Private Traffic Goes
- Port Everglades, for cruise and yacht joins
- Las Olas, downtown Fort Lauderdale and the beach hotels
- Hollywood and Hallandale, immediately south
- Weston, Parkland and Coral Springs, west and north
- Boca Raton and Delray, up the corridor
- Miami and the Beaches, when the schedule suits FLL better than Opa-locka
Crew Movements Are Their Own Booking
FLL crew work is steady: hotel runs around the airport and Cypress Creek, crew swaps, and repositioning to Fort Lauderdale Executive, Opa-locka and Palm Beach. Crew is scheduled against the duty clock rather than the passenger itinerary, and we quote it separately.
The Vehicles
FLL runs 9,000 and 8,000 foot runways, so heavy-cabin aircraft use this field and the party sizes reflect it. The Escalade covers most arrivals. The executive Sprinter earns its place on cruise joins, where the luggage is the deciding factor rather than the headcount. For larger movements we also run a 24-passenger mini coach.
What We Need to Quote It
- The tail number
- The terminal at FLL, or we will establish it
- Whether the arrival is domestic or international
- Date and estimated arrival or departure time
- Number of passengers and an honest luggage count
- The destination address, or the vessel and berth if you are joining one
Quick Answer
Rodlymo provides veteran-owned luxury chauffeur service to all five private terminals at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport: Signature Aviation, Sheltair, National Jets, Jetscape Services and Fontainebleau Aviation. They are separate facilities with separate entrances, so we confirm the terminal on every booking. Port Everglades is about three miles away, which makes FLL the natural field for cruise and yacht joins. Send the tail number and we track the aircraft. Plane-side on domestic arrivals, outside customs on international. Call (855) 915-5466 or reserve online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which terminal do I tell you?
FLL has five private terminals: Signature Aviation, Sheltair, National Jets, Jetscape Services and Fontainebleau Aviation. They are separate facilities with separate entrances, so the name matters. If you are unsure, send the tail number and we will establish it.
Do we come out through the main terminal?
No. Private arrivals are handled at the private terminals, away from Terminals 1 to 4. No concourse, no baggage claim.
Where will you meet us?
Plane-side on a domestic arrival. On an international arrival you clear customs first and we meet you outside customs.
Can you take us straight to a cruise ship or yacht?
Yes, and it is regular work off this field. Port Everglades is about three miles away. Give us the vessel and the berth, because all-aboard times decide the plan rather than the landing time.
What about Boat Show week?
The show runs 28 October to 1 November 2026 and it is the busiest private-aviation week of the Broward year. Book early.
Do you cover the other South Florida fields?
Yes. See Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE), Opa-locka (OPF) or the main Private Jet and FBO Transfers page.
Book Your FLL Private Transfer
Send the tail number and the terminal, and we will come back with a fixed quote.
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