Birmingham Airport Taxi Transfer Review and Booking Service.

We provide reviews and internet based technology for Birmingham based long distance taxi transfer operator's specializing in airport transfers. Our registered operators can transfer up to 8 passengers and 8 sets of luggage per taxi journey. Whether located within the Birmingham area or near your destination you will find taxi transfer operators perfectly situated for long distance taxi transfers to or from Birmingham Airport to any other "UK" based postcode. From Birmingham Airport we can help find you a taxi operator to transfer you to any UK airport or other UK destination.

With years of experience in the private hire taxi transfer industry you can rest assured we will help find the perfect Birmingham based company to get you wherever you need to go. Start your journey in style and let "drive me to the airport" find your perfect transfer for all your journeys. 

Simply begin by using the Get Started box at the top of every page, tell us about your airport transfer needs and we will show you every company in our database that serves your route. Once you have chosen which one sounds best, check the availability and book the transfer directly through our site. 

About Birmingham Airport

Birmingham Airport, formerly Birmingham International Airport is located 6.3 miles southeast of Birmingham city centre, in the West Midlands, England. 

Birmingham airport offers both domestic and international flights. After handling a record 9.6 million passengers in 2008, numbers declined to 8,572,398 in 2010, making Birmingham the seventh busiest UK airport. Since 2006, both Luton Airport and Edinburgh Airport have overtaken Birmingham Airport in terms of passenger numbers. 

Birmingham Airport is connected by the elevated AirRail Link with Birmingham International railway station on the West Coast Main Line. 

Travelling in Style

A taxi transfer from the airport to the centre of Birmingham cost an average of GBP25-GBP30 and can seat four, five and even upto six people. A taxi minibus (8-16 passengers) is usually charged at rate of a fare and a half, approximately GBP40 per taxi transfer vehicle. 

Executive taxi transfer cars are provided by several airport taxi companies around Birmingham and the airport, giving you the chance to transfer relaxed in a chauffeur-driven Mercedes airport taxi, chilled glass of wine in hand, dreaming of that Oscar ceremony at the end of your long journey. 

If you are a regular flyer or a corporate customer, consider making use of the account options offered by most taxi transfer companies. Account holders receive priority services, and negotiable rates depending on how frequently a taxi trasnfer is requested. 

Average Airport Taxi Costs, Distances & Destinations

Bullring aside, Birmingham has one of the largest commercial centres in the UK. The Pallasades Shopping Centre, located on top of New Street train station, is the first thing that many visitors see when coming to Birmingham. Bosses claim over 400,000 visitors a week. The Pallasades has around eighty stores, and sits three hundred metres to the west of the Bullring, on average a GBP15 taxi transfer ride from the airport. 

The Mailbox, another popular shopping centre, has a range of unique food outlets, serving French, Thai and Indian cuisine, and an endless supply of champagne, all on the banks of the Gas Street canal. A handful of designer clothes outlets are sure to delight fashion aficionados, and put a crimp on your bank managers day. The Mailbox is five hundred metres from the Pallasades. 

Of course, Birmingham is also host to one of the fiercest rivalries in English football, Birmingham City and Aston Villa, arguably the most popular biannual event in the city. St. Andrews Stadium, the home ground of Birmingham City, is a two-mile walk from the centre, or an eight mile taxi transfer ride, costing around GBP10. 

If you are intendignon an taxi transfer directly from the airport, expect to pay between GBP15 and GBP20 for the journey. Villa Park stadium is three miles to the south of St. Andrews. 

Birminghams botanical gardens and glasshouses provide the perfect contrast to the football stadia, and have a wide range of activities and plants within their midst. Located in Edgbaston, a three mile taxi transfer from the city centre, the gardens have been a staple of Birmingham life for almost 180 years, and remain open all year round. Fans of art and architecture can visit the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, or take in the baroque architecture of the local cathedral, a wonderful but small structure bordered by high rise buildings, a true oasis in the busy city. Both buildings are located within metres of each other, to the north of New Street station.