How do you arrive at the airport in your city?

The city bus has a line that goes out there, but I wouldn't know where to catch it, I could figure it out, but... We have a service here called "Super Shuttle" that is a van that picks up people. You kind of have to be planning on the trip, but that's generally the case. We don't have a subway here in Austin

My hubby drives me to the airport in another town. The trip is about an hour to 2 1/2 horus depending on the airport that I'm flying out of. We don't have trains or buses here in Puerto Rico. We do have car service but they charge an arm and a leg. When I'm traveling to the airport I usually leave earlier in case of a traffic jam or other incidents that could happen. In fact I'm traveling at the end of April and my flight leaves at 1pm but I will be on the road by 8am.

this is a really big problem. most of the time i become tensed by thinking how i will reach my destination. most of the places in my country there no prepaid taxi system. and taxi charges are very-very high and even not fixed. bargain with them is a big headache for me.

I can take the special bus to our city center or some taxies out there the airport.Anyway,i live near there and these is also the bus to my place.It's pretty convenient and not crowded anyway.Subway is also a good way to choose cuz that will save me much of the time.

We take a city bus or taxi to the train station so that we can take a bus to the airport. Then on arrival the reverse. I know that sounds odd but it is true.

I usually go to the airport by subway and it only takes abt 40mins to get there from my home. But one problem is that my city had build a new terminal, and is far away from the old one, so if my flight is depart from the new terminal, I have to walk for 20 mins after get off the subway :(

This depends on which airport I am travelling from, which could be either Manchester or Liverpool. They are both easily accessible for me and the hardest part of the journey is simply travelling to the city centre in the first place. If I am travelling during the daytime then it is very easy, the Metrolink tram runs to the centre from near my home. At night I would book a taxi to the city. Manchester Airport is very easy because the train runs direct to there, which takes only around 20 minutes. If I travel to Liverpool Airport then I use the Terravision coach, which runs non stop to the airport in just under 1 hour.

We are fortunate in London that we have access to multiple airports, all within easy reach of the heart of the city. There's London City Airport, in the docklands, reached by coach, docklands light railway and bus. There's London Gatwick, reached by coach or overline train. There's Heathrow Airport, which is reached by the London Underground, bus and overline train. We have other airports too within each reach of London.

Hello youless. I don't live in a large city, just a small town. We don't have an airport bus or subways here in my town. The airport is a couple of hours away too. I don't do a lot of flying either. It would be very expensive to take a taxi. I usually have a family member willing take me to the airport if I am going to doing a plane trip. so I don't do much traveling.

It depends on how many luggages I have to take with the travel. If there is a few thing I have to take with, I will use the airport bus to get there, for the fee is cheaper. While I have to take a lot of thing with me, I may use the taxi, for I can put the things into the taxi while not to be worried about interrupting other people.

There is no airport on my island and so I usually have to go to the airport in Copenhagen. At first I must catch a bus from my island to the large city on one of the neighbour islands. That is the biggest challenge because there are quite few busses left so I have to plan it well or pay for a taxi to the neighbour island, but that would be really expensive so I want to avoid that. Last time I travelled my mother picked us up and drove us to the neighbour island. From the large city on the neighbour island I have to catch the train to Copenhagen airport. The journey to Copenhagen takes a couple of hours.

I could be sensible and take the train, but usually I'm in a hurry and the train only goes once an hour. So what I do is that I plan to take the bus but end up short of time and have to ask my father to drive me there :-) The bus takes 50 minutes but it takes only 30 minutes to drive there, which means I have time to rummage around for my passport and try to find all the other stuff I've forgotten where I put.

Well, usually I using airport bus .. That's cheaper than using taxi .. Subway is not available in my country , so that's why I choose bus .. although the traffic is so terrible, the service of the bus is excellent .. Taxi just makes me poor and poor , hehehe ..

but there should be a train to the airport that we want at any time, it may be difficult to get a train bound any time, in my taxi is a promising facility for the airport at any time although a bit expensive

To reach London Heathrow Airport I take a train to Feltham via Bristol and Reading. Then I take a local bus to it. When my plane leaves from London Gatwick then I take a train to Gatwick train station via Bristol and Reading. In that case I am then at the airport. If I go to Bristol Airport I take a train to Bristol Temple Meads Station then the airport bus. If possible I take a bus from Weston-super-Mare if it is daytime. I had a flight to Prague on a day London Underground were having a strike. I had to go on three different buses. It was tiresome.

in my place i should go to the airport by bus or a taxi only. If i bring heavy luggage, i have to go by taxi only.

The airport is very close by and I don't need any transport. I can simply walk across and since I travel light I have no heavy luggage. But the sad part is that one has to check in 2 h before the flight, that can be frustrating.

In my city, there are buses you can take, and you can go by taxi. I usually take the taxi, because I'm living kind of far away, so it takes so much quicker, it's not that expensive... and it's especially practical if I'm traveling somewhere, and I have loads of heavy packages.

In my home country, cab is the way to go. It is not expensive if it is an "outside" taxi. But if it is an airport taxi then it will be almost double the cost. Sometimes I would just let my dad drive me there. Here in our town, most folks usually drive and then fly. They just park right beside the airport.

Our airport is little far and we are to rely on taxi or auto. But now in city we have city bus and one can go by that too.