Beaverton to PDX Airport Shuttle Service

Most Beaverton to PDX shuttle trips take 35–50 minutes, depending on traffic. Our drivers watch for slowdowns at the Sylvan Hill tunnel on US-26 and the I-84/I-205 interchange, which can add time during rush hours.

Yes—we service all Beaverton neighborhoods, from Cedar Hills and Five Oaks near Hwy 217 to higher-up areas like Murrayhill. Our drivers know which streets get tight around school zones and HOAs, so pickups are smooth and stress-free.

No special permits are required in Beaverton for shuttle pickups. The only exception is some private condo complexes near Progress Ridge, where we may need a gate code. Otherwise, curbside pickup is simple and city-approved.

Yes, we cover early flights—even 3:30–4:00 AM pickups. Many of our Beaverton riders flying out to catch connections in Seattle or Denver rely on us for pre-dawn service.

We operate year-round. In November through March, Beaverton often sees ponding on Hall Blvd and Hwy 217 ramps. Our drivers adjust routes and build in a buffer so you still reach PDX on time, even in downpours.

Most rides range $70–$85 one way. Homes tucked deeper west, like Cooper Mountain or Sexton Mountain, may be a little higher since travel time is longer compared to central Beaverton.

Yes—we can handle everything from solo travelers to larger families heading out of Nike World HQ area or group trips from Beaverton High neighborhoods. Just let us know the headcount, and we’ll send the right size vehicle.

Of course—Washington Square is a popular stop for last-minute travel items. We just ask you to plan for a 15–20 minute buffer, especially during August back-to-school shopping traffic.

Yes, we track your flight in real time. Whether you live near Tualatin Hills Park & Rec or off Farmington Road, we’ll adjust your pickup so you’re not left waiting curbside.