Nick’s Personal Airport Shuttle Connects Palm Coast to Four Airports
The veteran-owned Palm Coast business focuses on advance-reservation rides to Jacksonville, Orlando, Daytona Beach and Orlando Sanford airports.

Airport transportation is a regional problem for Palm Coast residents. The nearest practical flight may depart from Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Orlando or Sanford, and each trip requires planning beyond a short local ride.
Nick’s Personal Airport Shuttle has centered its business on that corridor. Its website describes private, prearranged door-to-terminal transportation from Palm Coast-area communities to Jacksonville International Airport, Orlando International Airport, Daytona Beach International Airport and Orlando Sanford International Airport.
Four airports, one reservation model
The company’s listed service area includes Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Ormond Beach, St. Augustine, the Hammock, Beverly Beach and Marineland. Rides are available by advance reservation rather than as an on-demand street service.
The website says ride requests can be submitted at any time, while confirmations are handled during posted business hours. Customers provide the trip details needed for a pickup plan, including the airport and travel schedule.
A veteran-owned Flagler County business
The company identifies itself as veteran-owned and operating from Palm Coast since 2021. Florida Division of Corporations records list Nick’s Personal Airport Shuttle LLC as an active Florida company filed in November 2021.
The state record provides a useful independent check on the business entity and filing date. Service descriptions, availability and operating claims remain information published by the company and should be confirmed when booking.
Why the service fills a local gap
Palm Coast sits between several airports rather than immediately beside one major hub. A business organized specifically around those longer regional transfers gives local travelers another option alongside driving, parking, rental cars and larger transportation services.
For First Coast Observer’s business-recognition coverage, the company stands out for defining a narrow service area and a clear use case: advance-reservation airport trips connecting Flagler-area communities with four regional terminals.
Travelers should confirm pickup timing, total price, cancellation terms, luggage needs and flight-delay procedures directly before reserving.
Sources
- Nick’s Personal Airport Shuttle: Nick’s Personal Airport Shuttle official website
- Florida Division of Corporations: Florida corporation record for document L21000469975
