Palm Beach is the busiest private-aviation market in South Florida for its size, and it changed names this summer. The airport became President Donald J. Trump International on 9 July 2026, when the ICAO identifier changed to KDJT. The IATA code changed from PBI to DJT on 18 August 2026.
Plenty of people still say and search PBI, and plenty of paperwork still carries it. Either code reaches us, and we book against the tail number rather than the airport name.
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The Private Terminals Here
Four terminals handle private traffic at DJT: Atlantic Aviation, Jet Aviation Palm Beach, and Signature Aviation, which runs both a South and a North terminal on the field.
There is also a NetJets terminal, opened with Signature, which is exclusive-use for NetJets owners rather than a facility open to any arrival. If you are flying NetJets, that is where you come out, and we meet you there.
Signature having two terminals is the one that catches people. South and North are separate buildings on different parts of the field, so the name alone is not enough here. Tell us which, or send the tail number and we will establish it.
The Season Runs Roughly December to April
Palm Beach has a season in a way that Miami and Fort Lauderdale do not. From around December through April the population, the traffic and the private movements all rise together, and everything on this field gets busier.
Wellington is the other half of it. The winter equestrian season pulls a distinct crowd into the western part of the county from January into April, with its own rhythm and its own destinations. Those runs are longer than they look on a map, and the show grounds have their own traffic patterns on competition days.
Book the season early. It is the one time of year when vehicle availability here is genuinely constrained.
Temporary Flight Restrictions Are a Real Constraint
This field sees VIP temporary flight restrictions periodically. When one is active it affects aircraft movements, ramp access and the roads around the airport at the same time.
We watch for them rather than discover them. If your date falls inside one, we will tell you when we quote and build the run with the extra time it needs.
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
No flight number, no arrivals board. Send the registration and the timing takes care of itself. The full detail on tracking, delays and diversions is on our Private Jet and FBO Transfers page.
Where DJT Traffic Goes
- Palm Beach island and Worth Avenue
- West Palm Beach and the downtown offices
- Wellington, for the winter equestrian season
- Jupiter, Juno Beach and North Palm Beach
- Manalapan, Ocean Ridge and the southern oceanfront
- Boca Raton and Delray, south down the corridor
If you are meeting a commercial flight at DJT rather than a private aircraft, that is a different pickup with a different meeting point, and our Palm Beach airport car service page covers it.
Crew Movements Are Their Own Booking
Crew work here runs to West Palm Beach hotels and repositioning south to Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale Executive and Opa-locka. Crew is scheduled against the duty clock rather than the passenger itinerary, and we quote it separately.
The Vehicles
The Escalade covers most arrivals. The executive Sprinter earns its place through the season, when parties arrive together and the luggage reflects a longer stay. For larger movements we also run a 24-passenger mini coach.
What We Need to Quote It
- The tail number
- The terminal: Atlantic, Jet Aviation, Signature South, Signature North or NetJets
- 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
Quick Answer
Rodlymo provides veteran-owned luxury chauffeur service to the private terminals at President Donald J. Trump International Airport in West Palm Beach, formerly Palm Beach International. The airport was renamed on 9 July 2026 and its IATA code changed from PBI to DJT on 18 August 2026. Four terminals handle private traffic: Atlantic Aviation, Jet Aviation Palm Beach, and Signature Aviation South and North, plus a NetJets exclusive-use terminal. 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
Is this still PBI?
Same airport, new name and codes. It became President Donald J. Trump International on 9 July 2026, the ICAO identifier changed to KDJT the same day, and the IATA code changed from PBI to DJT on 18 August 2026. Either code reaches us.
Which terminal do I tell you?
Atlantic Aviation, Jet Aviation Palm Beach, Signature South or Signature North. Signature runs two separate buildings here, so the name alone is not enough. NetJets owners come out at the NetJets terminal.
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 cover Wellington during the equestrian season?
Yes, and it is regular work from January into April. Those runs are longer than they look and the show grounds have their own traffic on competition days, so tell us the venue and the timing.
How far ahead should I book in season?
Earlier than you would the rest of the year. December through April is the one period when vehicle availability in Palm Beach is genuinely constrained.
Do you cover the other South Florida fields?
Yes. See Boca Raton (BCT), Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) or the main Private Jet and FBO Transfers page.
Book Your Palm Beach Transfer
Send the tail number and the terminal, and we will come back with a fixed quote.
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