Airport taxi in Liège and Verviers

Liège Airport is at Bierset, in the municipality of Grâce-Hollogne, just west of the city along the E42. It is best known as a cargo hub, but holiday flights leave from there too. For many people in the region it is the shortest ride to a departures hall.

For a wider choice of destinations, most people from Liège fly from Brussels Airport (Zaventem). Your driver takes the E40, past Waremme and Leuven, to the Brussels Ring. Flying with a low-cost airline? Brussels South Charleroi Airport is easy to reach on the E42 via Namur, without going through Brussels.

In the east of the province the map looks different. From Verviers, Eupen or the Herve plateau, the E40 takes you quickly to Aachen and on to Cologne Bonn or Düsseldorf. Those two German airports are a genuine alternative for some destinations, and they are well known in the towns around Eupen, the heart of Belgium’s German-speaking Community. To the north, the E25 via Maastricht leads towards Eindhoven, and Schiphol is an option for long-haul flights.

Around Spa, Stavelot and the High Fens the roads are beautiful but winding, and sometimes icy in winter, so your driver builds in extra margin when the weather turns. From Huy or Visé he picks whichever route flows best at that hour, along the Meuse or via the motorway.

At GateRide the owner drives every ride himself. Your request is reviewed personally and confirmed by email once the schedule works; only then is your booking final. On the way back you give your flight number and your driver waits for you, with free waiting time included. If your flight is delayed, just let him know by phone or WhatsApp. You pay the fixed price in cash on the day, and a receipt is available on request, in your company’s name if you prefer.