Passenger movement
Ground transportation, coordinated as movements
Airport transfers, executive chauffeur work, intercity charters and as-directed standby — dispatched from one board, with luggage able to travel its own route.
Live pricing on the transportation booking flow.
What this covers
Most ground transportation is sold as a vehicle. VaultPac sells the movement: where people start, where they have to be, what has to arrive with them, and who is watching it while it happens.
That difference shows up on the awkward trips. A passenger whose bags go to the hotel while they go to a meeting. Two flights landing forty minutes apart that have to leave as one party. A car that stays with a group for nine hours instead of making two unrelated runs. Those are ordinary here because the platform models them as separate movements under one trip rather than as exceptions to a booking form.
Transportation movements
8 movements in this family. Each has its own page.
Airport & Passenger Movements
- Airport transportation Airport-to-hotel, airport-to-home and hotel-to-airport transfers for individuals, corporate travellers and groups.
- Meet & greet A greeter meets the passenger at the terminal, assists with luggage and hands them to their vehicle or to VaultPac custody.
- Airport to airport Passenger and luggage transfers between Chicago airports and to regional fields, including separate-itinerary bag moves.
- Passenger assistance Hands-on assistance through the terminal for complex arrivals, large parties and travellers who need support. EXPANSION
Specialty, Intercity & Complex
- Intercity transportation Long-distance chauffeured transportation from Chicago to regional destinations. EXPANSION
- Out-and-back charter A vehicle stays with a group for the day and returns to the origin after the event or meeting. EXPANSION
- Multi-stop itineraries One trip with ordered stops, passenger changes, luggage and multiple destinations.
- Passenger + luggage vehicle A passenger vehicle and a separate cargo van for the bags, coordinated under one booking.
Next step
Plan a transportation movement
Tell us the shape of the movement — dates, numbers, where it starts and where it has to end. We come back with an operating plan and a price, not a form letter.