About Northline
A black car company working across the New York metro area, built for airport transportation, corporate accounts and private clients.
Every trip is pre-arranged, priced before you travel, and agreed in writing.
Every figure on this site that is a Northline commitment — a rate, a wait time, a cancellation window — is stated plainly and applies as written. Every fact about New York is specific and sourced, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
Why the detail is on the page
Northline is set out on this site so that you can assess the service directly: drive times by time of day, what the tolls actually are, which terminal door a car can wait at, and what happens when a flight is late.
Where we work
The practical service area is the arc a car can work in a single day: all eight New York-area airports; New York City — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island; Nassau and Suffolk on Long Island; Westchester, Rockland and Putnam; the lower Hudson Valley; Fairfield County in Connecticut; and the northern New Jersey corridor around Newark, Teterboro and Morristown.
What we intend to do differently
Three operational choices, each of which costs us money.
Flight numbers, not terminal names
Airport bookings are made against a flight number and the flight is tracked, so the pickup moves with it. Free waiting time is included, measured from the flight’s arrival at the gate.
One price, told before you travel
Our position on surge and dynamic pricing is stated once and applies everywhere: Surge pricing is when a ride’s price jumps with demand — during rush hour or bad weather — after you’ve already committed to the trip. We never charge surge prices. The price you’re quoted is the price you pay, with no fuel surcharge added either. The quote is built from a flat rate for airport transportation and set destinations, or an hourly rate when the car is at your disposal, and what is excluded — tolls, gratuity, parking — is listed rather than buried.
We say when we are not the answer
If you are travelling alone to Midtown with a carry-on, the AirTrain is faster and cheaper, and we will say so.
Common questions
Are you a franchise or part of a larger group?
No. Northline Transportation, Inc. is an independent company.
Who owns the company?
Privately held, and intended to stay that way. Ownership and officer details are on file with the New York Department of State and a matter of public record.
How do I contact a person rather than a form?
(646) 222-4444 for dispatch, bookings@northlineblackcar.com for anything else. Form responses: about an hour. Full detail on contact.
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