Flying through LAX? How a chauffeur pickup should work

A good airport pickup is decided before you land. The chauffeur knows your flight, your terminal, and how much luggage you are bringing — so a delay changes the pickup time, not the pickup itself.

What to send when you book

• Your airline and flight number. Flight tracking follows delays and early arrivals, so your chauffeur adjusts to your actual landing time.
• Your terminal, if you know it. If you do not, your confirmation will still include the meeting details for your terminal.
• How many passengers, and how much luggage. That decides the vehicle — an Executive Business Sedan for one or two passengers traveling light, a First Class SUV or Business SUV when there is more to carry.
• Your drop-off address. Hotel, home, office, or venue — the route is planned before pickup.

What happens on the day

1. Your chauffeur tracks your flight and is staged ahead of your arrival.
2. You are met at the terminal — meet-and-greet pickup, with help for your luggage.
3. You ride; Bemax handles the route. Early-morning departures and late-night arrivals are covered, because Bemax is open 24 hours, every day.

Flying privately? Private terminal service is timed to your aircraft, not to a queue. Share the FBO and your arrival or departure time when you book, and the vehicle will be ready when you are.

Which vehicle fits your trip?

Choose by passengers and luggage first, and the occasion second. The right vehicle is the one that carries everyone and everything comfortably, without a second trip.

Executive Business Sedan

Discreet, comfortable travel for one or two passengers — ideal for airport runs and business appointments, with room for carry-on luggage.

First Class SUV

The Cadillac Escalade ESV — the most requested Bemax vehicle. Extra room for passengers and luggage, and the right choice for LAX, families, and events.

Business SUV

Full-size SUV comfort — the 2024 and newer Chevrolet Suburban or GMC Yukon XL — for larger groups, longer days, and more luggage. A strong choice when an Executive Business Sedan would mean leaving bags, or people, behind.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

• Executive Sprinter — 13 passengers. Executive group travel, airport groups, corporate shuttles, and touring parties, with generous luggage space.
• Limo Style — 13 passengers. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — Limo Style seating for celebrations, nights out, and groups who want to travel together in comfort and style.
• Jet Executive — 7 passengers. More room per passenger, for VIP and touring groups traveling with luggage and equipment.

Still unsure? Send how many passengers, how much luggage, and where you are going, and Bemax will recommend the right vehicle before you book.

Traveling as a group? Keep everyone in one vehicle

Groups split across cars arrive at different times, with luggage in different places. One Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — Executive Sprinter, Limo Style, or Jet Executive — keeps the party, the timeline, and the bags together — from the first pickup to the last drop-off.

Plan the timeline, not just the addresses

• List every stop in order — pickups, the venue, and the return — with the time each one needs to happen.
• Count luggage and equipment honestly. Suitcases, garment bags, instruments, and presentation kit all take room. Mercedes-Benz Sprinters carry more; the Jet Executive gives seven passengers more room each.
• Build in waiting time. Photography stops, check-ins, and goodbyes take longer than the drive. Arrange waiting time in advance so nobody is watching the clock.
• Name one contact. One person on the day, reachable by phone, keeps pickups moving when plans change.

Groups of up to 13 travel in the Executive Sprinter or Limo Style; groups of up to seven travel in the Jet Executive. For larger parties, ask about multi-vehicle bookings when you book — Bemax will confirm what fits before you travel.

Corporate travel, without the chasing

Corporate travel fails in the gaps: a confirmation that never arrived, a bill that needs reconstructing, a pickup nobody owns. A corporate account closes those gaps — one account, confirmed bookings, and billing that matches how your company already pays.

What a corporate account includes

• Direct-bill / invoice arrangements, so trips are billed to the account rather than paid per ride.
• Recurring and multi-vehicle bookings for executives, visiting clients, roadshows, and team movement.
• Discreet, professional chauffeurs for client-facing travel.
• Policy: Corporate reservations for the Executive Business Sedan, First Class SUV, and Business SUV — 2 hours' notice. All other reservations, including all Sprinter vehicles — 24 hours' notice.