Reagan National · Dulles · BWI
Black car service in Washington DC
Motorcades, closures and secure perimeters appear with no notice.

| Route | Off-peak | Peak | Sedan | SUV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reagan National → Downtown | 15–20 min | 30–40 min | $109.00 | $144.00 |
| Dulles → Downtown | 40–55 min | 70–90 min | Quoted | Quoted |
| BWI → Downtown | 50–65 min | 80–105 min | Quoted | Quoted |
| By the hour | 3-hour minimum | from $104/hr | Quoted | |
Weekday afternoon examples from our quote engine, Oct 2026, including the 20% chauffeur gratuity, tolls, parking, airport fees, surcharges and taxes. Your quote is confirmed in writing and held for 72 hours.
The airport access fee is shown on its own line and already in the total.
Sedan: up to 3 passengers and 3 bags. SUV: up to 6 passengers and 6 bags.
Booking in Washington DC
Motorcades, closures and secure perimeters appear with no notice. A chauffeur who works here plans a second route as a matter of course. Chauffeured sedans and SUVs across Washington and the surrounding region — three commercial airports at three very different distances, a downtown where the road network changes without notice, and a corporate belt that runs well into Virginia and Maryland. Booked and managed by Executive Black Car, driven by vetted local operators who work these roads every day.
- Gratuity and airport fees included
- Rate agreed in writing, no surge pricing
- Free cancellation up to 2 hours before pickup
- Free waiting: 60 minutes at airports, 15 minutes elsewhere
Booking for someone else
- With a corporate account, confirmation and chauffeur details go to you and, if you want, the traveller
- Cost centre or PO on the invoice, with a corporate account
- One monthly invoice across all 27 cities — open a corporate account
Travelling yourself
- Meet-and-greet at arrivals; your flight is tracked, so early and late landings are handled
- One number, answered 24/7: 1-866-EXEC230
Every operator must hold
- Licensed and permitted for the city and its airports
- $1M combined single limit, certificate on file naming Karfis Enterprises LLC
- Background and driving-record checks, attested
- Two vehicle classes, the same in every city
Choose your trip
Airport transfers
DCA, Dulles and BWI — and which one actually suits you
Corporate & roadshows
Hill days, association work and the Virginia corridor
Private aviation
Dulles, National, Manassas and the Maryland fields
Hotel transfers
Downtown, Georgetown, the Wharf and Pennsylvania Avenue
Events & venues
The Kennedy Center, Capital One Arena and the reception circuit
Universities & campuses
Georgetown, GWU, Howard, SAIS and the NIH corridor
Airport guide
Reagan vs Dulles vs BWI: downtown, Capitol Hill, Tysons and Baltimore: which airport fits which meeting.
Washington DC airports
Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)
Closer to downtown than most cities’ suburbs, which makes it the default for anything on a tight schedule. The National Hall terminal and the older Terminal 1 have separate access, and the airport’s short-haul, high-frequency traffic means arrivals bunch hard — a flight landing on time into a full arrivals road still takes twenty minutes to clear. We meet inside by default rather than circling a kerb that is rarely available.
National Hall · Terminal 1 · Meet & greet
Washington Dulles International (IAD)
The long-haul and international gateway, and far enough out that the return journey has to be planned rather than assumed. International arrivals clear through the main terminal, and the walk from the gates is substantial before anyone reaches you. For departures out of Dulles from downtown we build in the Toll Road and the fact that the last few miles have no alternative routing if something goes wrong.
International arrivals · Dulles Toll Road · Customs hold
Baltimore/Washington International (BWI)
Often the cheaper flight and almost always the longer drive. BWI makes sense from the Maryland side of the region and rarely makes sense from Virginia. We quote it as a genuine long transfer rather than pretending it behaves like the other two, and for early departures we will usually suggest a pickup time that looks excessive right up until the Baltimore–Washington Parkway proves otherwise.
Maryland side · Long-transfer pricing · BW Parkway timing
Private aviation
The region’s private traffic is spread across several fields rather than concentrated at one, with Dulles handling the larger aircraft and Manassas and Leesburg carrying a good share of the lighter movements. For private arrivals we work from the tail number and coordinate with the FBO directly rather than a published schedule. Tell us the field and the FBO when you book and we will confirm coverage before you travel.
FBO ramp pickups · Crew coordination
Where we work in Washington DC
Downtown, K Street & the East End
Closures come without warning; the alternate approach matters. Downtown’s difficulty is not congestion so much as unpredictability — street closures for motorcades, demonstrations and events happen with little warning and can shut a block instantly.
Capitol Hill & the federal campus
We tell you the accessible point at booking. We route to the nearest reliably accessible point and tell you where that is at booking rather than discovering it on the day.
Georgetown, Foggy Bottom & the West End
In Georgetown, pick up from a named cross street. Georgetown has no Metro station, which is precisely why car service demand there is disproportionate, and its streets were not designed for anything modern. Pickups work best from a named cross street rather than a storefront.
Northern Virginia: Tysons, Reston & Arlington
Tysons and Reston are far closer to Dulles than to Reagan. Tysons and Reston generate constant executive travel along the Dulles corridor, and both are far closer to Dulles than to Reagan National — a distinction worth getting right when booking flights, not after.
Maryland: Bethesda & the I-270 corridor
We say plainly which airport serves you best. Bethesda, Chevy Chase and the biotech corridor running north-west along I-270 generate steady corporate and medical travel. We quote the Maryland suburbs on the same per-route basis and will say plainly which airport actually serves you best.
Typical journey times across the DC region
Washington is the one market where choosing the airport matters more than choosing the route. Reagan National is close enough to walk out of; Dulles is a committed drive; BWI is effectively a different city.
| From | Approx. distance | Off-peak | Allow in peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown to Reagan National | 5 miles | 15–20 min | 30–40 min |
| Downtown to Dulles | 27 miles | 40–55 min | 70–90 min |
| Downtown to BWI | 33 miles | 50–65 min | 80–105 min |
| Tysons to Dulles | 15 miles | 25–30 min | 40–55 min |
| Capitol Hill to Reagan National | 6 miles | 15–25 min | 35–45 min |
| Bethesda to Reagan National | 13 miles | 30–40 min | 55–70 min |
Hotels, venues and campuses we run to
Hotel transfers in Washington DC
The properties closest to the White House sit inside a security perimeter that changes with the day’s schedule, and the approach that worked last week may not work this morning. We confirm the accessible entrance on the day rather than assuming it.
Events & venues in Washington DC
Capital One Arena sits in the middle of the downtown grid, so an event there affects every approach to Penn Quarter at once. The Kennedy Center has one practical access road and it backs up hard before a performance — we build that in rather than discovering it.
The Mall has almost no legal stopping, so monument and museum work is dropped and collected at agreed points on the surrounding streets rather than at the door. Middleburg, Annapolis and Baltimore are quoted per trip and suit a day hire.
- Walter E. Washington Convention Center
- Capital One Arena
- The Kennedy Center
- Nationals Park
- Audi Field
- The Anthem
- Warner Theatre
- Arena Stage
Culture, dining and the region
- The Smithsonian museums
- National Gallery of Art
- The Wharf
- Mount Vernon
- Arlington National Cemetery
- Middleburg & horse country
- Annapolis
- Baltimore
Universities & campuses in Washington DC
Georgetown has no Metro station, which is exactly why car demand there is disproportionate, and its streets are narrow and frequently one-way. NIH in Bethesda is a credentialed federal campus — visitors need clearance at the gate, so we route to the designated visitor entrance and allow for the check.
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