Our shuttle: 24 seats, a second van, and a departure every 30 minutes
The shuttle is the part people worry about most with off-airport parking. Here is exactly how ours works: a 24-seat shuttle plus a smaller second one, roughly 10 minutes to the terminal, and departures you can count on.
Park. Shuttle. Fly.
When people hesitate about off-airport parking, it is almost always about one thing: the shuttle. Will it be there? Will I make my flight? Will I be stuck at arrivals with luggage and no ride? Fair questions. Here is exactly how the P12 shuttle works, so you can book with a clear head.
The fleet
We run two vehicles, not one.
- A main 24-seat shuttle that handles the bulk of departures and easily swallows a full load of travellers and suitcases.
- A smaller second shuttle that steps in during peaks, early mornings and busy return waves.
Running two vehicles is what lets us keep the rhythm tight even when everyone seems to be flying at once.
How often it runs
The frequency flexes with demand, and we would rather be honest than promise the impossible.
- On busy days, there is a departure every 30 minutes.
- On quieter days, it is at most once an hour.
Either way, the ride to the terminal is about 10 minutes. You are not crossing the city. We are close, which is the whole point.
Leaving: from your car to check-in
- Drive in, and for Standard hand us your keys. For First Class, park in your dedicated spot and keep them.
- Walk a few steps to the shuttle point.
- Board and settle in. Ten minutes later you are at the terminal, ready to check in.
Tell us your flight time when you book and plan to arrive at P12 with a little buffer. We will get you to the terminal in good time.
Coming home: from arrivals to your car
- When you land, let us know you are on the ground.
- Head to the shuttle pickup point at the terminal.
- We bring you back to the site, and your car is ready and waiting.
For Standard, because we hold your keys, your car has been organised by departure day and is easy to bring out the moment you return. For First Class, you walk straight to your own spot.
