Chauffeur service in Lisburn and the Lagan valley

We would rather sit outside your Lisburn door for ten minutes than arrive at Belfast City with none. The collection time on a Lisburn booking is set with that bias, and it is why the drive itself is usually unremarkable.

Return legs into Lisburn get booked at the same time as often as not. The same chauffeur meets the inbound flight at Belfast City and drives you back to the same door in Lisburn.

The car arrives before the time on your confirmation and parks where it is legal to stand, which near Lisburn Cathedral is not always outside the door. The chauffeur sends one short message naming where in Lisburn the car is standing, and then waits. You are not being timed, and nothing on the Lisburn booking starts running.

Where a second passenger joins in Belfast, that stop is already on the booking and the chauffeur has the address. Nobody is telephoning anybody from a Lisburn kerb to ask where they have got to.

• Collections from Lagan Valley Hospital arranged through the desk, not the forecourt
• The car holds on A1 when the kerb outside your door will not take it
• Cases carried from the door in Lisburn rather than watched
• Chauffeur briefed on the Lisburn address before the car sets off

Immigration queues at Belfast City are the wildcard nobody can price into a Lisburn booking. They are also why waiting runs from touchdown rather than from a scheduled landing, so a slow hall at Belfast City costs a Lisburn booking nothing at all.

Late arrivals into Belfast City get the same standard as morning ones, and the same drive into the BT27 district. Nothing reduces after midnight, and the drive into Lisburn is planned with the same care whether or not anyone is awake at the far end.

• Late landings still end with the cases at your door in Lisburn
• Return route into Lisburn chosen at the airport exit rather than in advance
• A second drop in Belfast priced into the same booking
• Trains into Derriaghy watched the same way as flights