Fairview to PDX Airport Shuttle Service

From most parts of Fairview, our shuttle ride to PDX takes just 15 to 25 minutes. We usually hop on I‑84 via NE Fairview Parkway, which keeps us out of the Troutdale bottleneck during peak hours.

Yes! We regularly pick up in Fairview Village, including the apartment complexes along Market Drive and the townhomes by Village Street. It’s a planned neighborhood, so we’re mindful of shared lanes and HOA parking rules.

Fairview doesn’t require special permits for private shuttle pickups, but if you're in a gated community like Fairview Terrace, we’ll just need gate access info ahead of time.

Definitely. We do early morning runs starting at 3:30 AM, which is ideal if you're catching those 6:00 AM Alaska or Delta flights out of PDX. We're often rolling past Blue Lake Regional Park just as the sun’s coming up.

Yes—we operate year-round, rain or shine. Fairview gets slick around 223rd Ave and Sandy Blvd in the winter, so we adjust our routes and timing to keep things safe and on track.

Pricing ranges from $60–$85 one-way, depending on your exact location and pickup time. Homes off NE Halsey or the eastern edge near Salish Ponds may run a few dollars more due to extended routing.

Yes—we build in buffer time, especially during August weekend traffic or when ODOT crews are doing overnight lane closures on I‑84. We keep real-time tabs so you don’t have to.

Absolutely! Whether it’s a family flying out after the August Hood to Coast Kickoff BBQ in nearby Gresham or a business team near Target off Halsey, we’ve got vans for groups up to 10.

Yes—we provide child and booster seats at no extra cost. Just let us know at booking, especially if you're near Fairview Elementary or Salish Ponds Trail, where family rides are common.

Of course! We offer round trip scheduling with flight tracking, so if you're flying back mid-August after an event like the Portland Van & Transit Expo at Expo Center, we’ll be ready—no waiting in taxi lines.