Airport transfers from smaller towns: shared minibus instead of parking stress
People in smaller towns lack a convenient way to reach the airport. A regular shared transfer in a seven-seat minibus fills this gap.
The business is built on regular routes between a smaller town and the nearest airport. The operator drives a seven-seat minibus, collects passengers at agreed stops, and offers a more comfortable alternative to the bus and a cheaper solution than private taxi or airport parking fees. Revenue comes from the per-person fare โ the higher the occupancy, the higher the margin. The model suits a sole trader with a full driving licence who can handle basic admin and customer communication.
Trains run at inconvenient times, taxis are expensive, and airport parking adds a significant cost to every holiday. Travellers from smaller towns spend more energy sorting out logistics than enjoying the trip itself, often relying on favours from friends or family.
๐๏ธA gap in local transport
Major operators focus on busy corridors. Smaller towns are left without direct airport links, even though their residents fly regularly.
