Aircar
Rail, Bus & Taxi · Texas, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Overview
Headquarters
2008 Bedford Rd Ste 200, Bedford, Texas,...Phone Number
(214) 351-6306Website
www.aircarnow.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Aircar
AirCar was founded November 1, 1984 to serve the transportation needs of frequent business travelers. At the time there was a gap in the market between taxicabs and limousine services. Taxis didn't offer the level of service the client was looking for and limousine companies were not particularly interested in pursuing what they perceived as the non-lucrative airport business. The founder of AirCar, Richard Brown, a frequent business traveler at the time, recognized that a niche existed to serve the needs of business people such as himself. Within a few years Richard and his staff had figured out that chauffeured sedans were the workhorse of the limousine business and had grown AirCar into the largest sedan service in the Metroplex. Although AirCar offers a variety of vehicles including limousines, vans, mini-buses and coaches, the sedan remains the core offering that satisfies the majority of our customers' needs. In December, 2006, Richard Brown transferred full ownership of AirCar tRead more
SIC Code 41,411NAICS Code 48,485Show moreAircar Org Chart
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AirCar was founded November 1, 1984 to serve the transportation needs of frequent business travelers. At the time there was a gap in the market between taxicabs and limousine services. Taxis didn't offer the level of service the client was looking for and limousine companies were not particularly interested in pursuing what they perceived as the no... Read More