03/17/2025

Meet and Greet Airport Service in Los Angeles, Explained


Meet and greet is the airport pickup most people have seen in films and assume costs a fortune: a chauffeur inside the terminal, holding a name sign, taking the bags. At Harris and Huri it is simply one of the two pickup styles included with every airport transfer. Here is exactly what it is, who it is for, and how to book it.

What meet and greet includes

Instead of finding your car at the curb, your chauffeur comes to you. They wait inside the terminal at baggage claim with a name sign, greet you as you come through, take your luggage, and walk you to the car. On the way out they handle the elevator, the crossing, the loading. You handle nothing.

Behind it sits the same machinery as every airport pickup we run: your flight is tracked from departure, the pickup adjusts automatically if you land early or late, and 30 minutes of free waiting is included so bags and queues never create pressure.

Who actually needs it

  • First-time visitors. Someone landing at LAX for the first time should not have to decode which level, which island, which door. A name sign solves the airport.
  • Clients and executives you are hosting. The greeting is the first sentence of the visit. Our business travel service books meet and greet for exactly this reason.
  • Families with children and luggage. Four suitcases, a stroller and two tired kids do not belong at a pickup curb.
  • Older travellers. An arm with the bags and a car brought close, without asking for help.
  • Anyone landing after a long-haul flight. After fourteen hours in the air, being met beats searching.

Where we offer it

At every airport we serve: LAX, Hollywood Burbank, John Wayne, Long Beach and Ontario, plus the private FBO terminals where meeting the flight is standard practice. At LAX we cover all nine terminals including Tom Bradley International, where meet and greet earns its keep most: international arrivals with customs queues are precisely when a tracked flight and free waiting matter.

Meet and greet or curbside?

Curbside is faster when you travel light and know the airport: your chauffeur texts the exact pickup point and you walk straight to the car. Meet and greet trades a few minutes for zero thinking. Same fixed fare structure either way; you choose the style when you book and we agree the meeting point before you fly. Fares and airports are listed on the airport car service page.

How to book it

Book on the booking page or call (833) 327-0649 between 9am and 11pm, any day. Give us the flight number and the name you want on the sign, and consider the arrival handled.

Ready when you are

Tell us where you are going and we will quote a fixed fare, usually within the hour. Available 9am to 11pm, seven days.