Airport taxi in Antwerp

Most people in Antwerp fly from Brussels Airport (Zaventem). Your driver usually takes the E19 towards Mechelen and the Brussels Ring, or the A12 when that is quicker from the south of the city. On the map it looks like a short hop, but the morning rush around Kontich and Mechelen-Noord is notorious, so your pickup time is always planned with a comfortable margin.

Antwerp is close to the Netherlands, and that shows in the choice of airport. Via the E19 towards Breda and Rotterdam, Amsterdam Schiphol is the logical option for long-haul flights or airlines that do not serve Brussels. Eindhoven Airport is reached via the E34 through the Kempen – handy for low-cost destinations. Charleroi, Düsseldorf, Cologne Bonn and Liège are options too: the price table shows the fixed fare from your town to each airport.

Live on Linkeroever (the left bank) or in Zwijndrecht? Then your ride goes under the Scheldt, through the Kennedy Tunnel or the Waasland Tunnel. The Kennedy Tunnel in particular can clog up badly in the morning or during roadworks. Your driver factors that into the schedule, so you need not worry about a tailback under the river.

In the north – Ekeren, Kapellen or Brasschaat – you are straight onto the E19 heading north, which makes Schiphol especially attractive. Work in the port or in an office along the Ring? After a business trip you can be dropped off right at work. A receipt is available on request, including in your company’s name.

In a city where it is easy to get lost among one-way streets and roadworks, it is reassuring to know who will be at your door. Every ride is driven by the owner himself. You send a booking request, which he reviews personally and confirms by email. Only then is your ride confirmed.

On your return, your driver waits for you in the arrivals hall. Waiting time after landing is included in the price. If your flight is delayed, just let your driver know by phone or with a WhatsApp message.