The chauffeured service trusted by the African Union, FNB and Netflix.
Route, date and passenger count, done in under two minutes.
In writing within 15 minutes, whatever the hour.
Everything is taken care of. There is nothing for you to be concerned about.
We watch the traffic, the clock and your flight so you don't have to.
More than 75,000 passengers across 37 cities and towns in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape, from daily runs to OR Tambo, Lanseria and Wonderboom to long hauls through the Kruger corridors.
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Fixed in writing before you ride, valid whatever the traffic does, with no meter, no surge and no tipping.
Everything is taken care of. There is nothing for you to be concerned about.
Conversation or quiet, music or none, a stop for coffee on the way. You decide the moment you climb in.
Your driver meets you at arrivals and you’ll have their direct number, so finding each other takes seconds, not laps of the terminal.
Our operations team runs 24/7, so your pickup is adjusted to your actual landing time and your price stays the same.
Tell us your flight time and we set a pickup that covers traffic and check-in, so you’re at the airport at least two hours before departure.
Yes, we operate 24 hours a day, so early morning and late night trips are standard work for us.
Every vehicle has a set capacity, from 2 bags in our sedans up to 11 in the Mercedes Sprinter, and we match the vehicle to your luggage when you book.
Book as early as you can, though our team handles last minute trips around the clock; groups of 10 or more need at least 72 hours’ notice.
You receive a fixed written price for your trip, and once you confirm, your booking and driver are locked in.
Send us the flight details and consider it done.
Ted Shuttle is owner run. The person accountable for your pickup is not a call centre, it's the man whose name is on the company. That's why the communication is constant, the cars are spotless, and the driver is early. We've moved 75,000 passengers through South Africa's airports, and we treat every single one like the first.
