California airport information for drivers
To ensure a smooth airport experience for you and your passengers, make sure to familiarize yourself with the rules below. Tap each link to jump to detailed instructions on each section:
The following information applies to all airports:
Airport officials will issue administrative citations to drivers who do not follow the rules. You are responsible for paying any tickets you receive for violating airport rules and regulations.
Note: The time you spend waiting in an airport queue won’t be counted towards the 12-hour limit.
Lyft emblem
- Keep your Lyft emblem displayed in your lower right hand (passenger side) of your front windshield at all times while giving Lyft rides.
- If you are giving a non-Lyft ride at the airport, make sure to remove your emblem before entering airport property.
- If you’ve just been approved to drive, you should receive your Lyft emblem shortly. If you didn't get one or need a new one, place an order in your Dashboard. While waiting for it to arrive, you may print a temporary emblem
Conduct at the airport
- Do not stop or pull over in crosswalks.
- Do not park in red zones or taxi/shuttle areas unless otherwise specified in the rules above.
- Always follow instructions given by airport personnel.
- If you run into any trouble, like a regulatory citation, reach out to our Support team. We're here to help 24/7.
- All forms of advertising (vehicular & non-vehicular) are prohibited when operating at the airport including in the vehicle staging lot and pickup/drop-off areas.
Waybill
- Airport authorities may ask you for a waybill, which shows your latest ride. Click here to learn how to access your waybill.
Prohibited airports
At California airports other than those listed above, operations are currently prohibited — including pickups and drop-offs. This includes (but is not limited to) all airports in the list below.
- Southern California Logistics Airport (VCV)
How to redirect a prohibited airport request
If your city's airport is prohibited for pickups, the app will prevent airport pickup requests from being made. If a passenger moves their pin outside airport property, and asks you to come pick them up at the airport, kindly inform them that you are not authorized to, and they'll need to find alternate means of transportation.
Drop-offs can be trickier. If a passenger asks you to take them to a prohibited airport, here are some tips on how to make the conversation go smoothly:
- Offer to take them to a nearby destination. Note: drop-offs at rental car agencies and flight schools are currently prohibited at this time.
- Apologize, and politely cancel the ride. Worried about your acceptance or cancellation rate? Let us know and we'll remove it from that day's summary.
Permitted Airports
As a driver on the Lyft platform, it's important that you know and follow airport regulations. While we've worked hard to reach agreements with many California airports, there are other California airports where we do not currently have permission to operate.
If you conduct any operations at a prohibited airport (see Prohibited Airports section below), officials are issuing citations and Lyft is prevented from covering any costs for those prohibited airport rides.
Even if you conduct permitted operations at an authorized airport (see Permitted Operations section below), you still must follow airport regulations (e.g., trade dress). If you get cited for violating airport regulations, Lyft is not responsible for these citations. As a driver, you are responsible for the cost of any such citation from the airport. Failure to comply with airport regulations may result in a deactivation of your driver account.
Lyft is available at the following airports in California:
- Camarillo Airport (KCMA)
- California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport | ACV
- Franklin Field | F72
- Mather Airport | MHR
- Merced Regional Airport | MCE
- Mojave Airport | MHV
- Sacramento Executive Airport | SAC
- Ventura County Airport (OXR)
Burbank Bob Hope Airport (BUR)
BUR Rideshare Regulations Video: Click here to watch a video on detailed operating procedures at BUR airport.
Waiting for requests
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from the first island of the pedestrian curb outside of Terminal B.
- To get to the pickup area, stay in the left lane and follow the signs for Valet.
- After you pass the Short Term Parking Structure, follow the Commercial Vehicles Only Sign and move into the right lane.
- Pickup at the south end of the island, across from Terminal B baggage claim. Please pull all the way to the end and do not double park.
- Do not pick up passengers anywhere besides the designated pickup area above.
- Do not park and loiter at the pickup area at any time.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. BUR requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Do not park in any of the private parking lots along Empire Ave.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers curbside at their terminal of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport terminal after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Cross Border Xpress Airport (CBX)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area (along Inbound St) are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers at the terminal curbside.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. Instead, head to the designated staging area or ask the passenger to cancel and request another ride when they are ready.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive an SMS after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
- Express Match Zone: While waiting for a ride you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head towards the pickup area at the Commercial Transportation land. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you do not, you are permitted to wait in the pickup area for up to 10 minutes. The designated waiting area is the bus shelter.
- All drivers looking to do an airport ride should still start at the staging area.
- Do not go straight to the curb unless directed to do so by the app.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at the terminal curbside.
- Do not wait at the airport terminal after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Rules:
Per Cross Border Xpress regulations, driver-partners must adhere to the terms below. Failure to do so may result in the receipt of a citation or even restriction of access to CBX trips.
- When on CBX property, the Lyft driver app must be open at all times (driver-partners must not go offline until exiting the CBX area).
- We’ve instituted a special queue at CBX. The queue only works within the designated area. Driver-partners waiting elsewhere will not receive trip requests through the Lyft Driver app unless there are no drivers in the waiting area.
- The Lyft vehicle decal (trade dress) must always be displayed on the front passenger windshield and rear passenger windshield facing outward.
- Vehicles must be less than 10 years old to be eligible for airport pickups.
- Please be aware that the CBX has a Non Smoking Policy, but also has a designated smoking area located inside the Queue that drivers can utilize.
- Please follow the instructions of the CBX Traffic Officers.
Pro Tips:
- Driver cancellations: Trip cancellations can take away from the great Lyft experience that both riders and driver-partners expect.
- CBX rules are as important as traffic rules. CBX expect driver-partners to follow the instructions of the CBX staff.
- Some commercial vehicle parking restrictions may be posted around the CBX. Please note that if you are displaying the Lyft trade dress or signed into the Lyft Driver app, then these parking restrictions will apply.
Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT)
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from the designated Rideshare area (look for the signs), between the main lobby and baggage claim.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. FAT requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers curbside at the terminal entrance, at your passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport for additional ride requests after drop-off.
Long Beach Airport (LGB)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area (TNC Holding Lot, pictured above) are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from the outer curb at Arrivals.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Do not wait at the airport or circle the terminal if the passenger is delayed. Instead, use the staging area.
- Pre-dispatch: While waiting for requests, you may receive an SMS and/or an in-app note directing you to head toward the terminal. While en route, you should receive a ride request. If you do not, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue. More information on pre-dispatch can be found here.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport after drop-off. If you would like to accept additional requests, head to the staging area.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Visit LAX's Traffic Site here for real-time updates regarding on-going construction projects and road closures.
What you'll need to drive at LAX:
- Complete the LAX Airport Lesson
- Airport Placard displayed on your front windshield
- Lyft Emblems displayed on your front and back windshields
- TCP license if you plan to receive Black or Black SUV ride requests. If your vehicle's only ride type is Black and you do not have a TCP license, you will not be able to enter the queue.
Waiting for requests:
- You must have a permanent license plate in order to operate at LAX airport. You are subject to airport citations if you drive at the airport with temporary plates.
- The TNC Staging Lot is located on the western boundary inside the TNC Assignment area. It can be entered from 6100 Westchester Pkwy.
- LAX TNC Staging lot hours: Daily from 6am to 12am.
- Wait in the designated TNC assignment area. Only drivers within the designated area are added to the queue. You may use either staging lot or wait in another location within the TNC assignment area (pictured above).
- You may see multiple airport staging lots in the app. You can choose any available lots and it won't affect your place in the queue. The app will show how many drivers are waiting in each staging lot.
- The queue is first in, first out. The driver who has been waiting within the assignment area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the assignment area doesn't affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the assignment area or log out of driver mode, you'll lose your spot.
- A limited number of drivers are allowed in the queue at a time. Follow the instructions in the app. If directed to leave, you must exit the assignment area. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
- If the staging lot is full, you must leave the lot. You may wait for requests in a different location within the assignment area. You won't lose your place in line.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the assignment area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- Do not use the limo parking spaces in the staging lot.
- Do not solicit local businesses in the TNC assignment area or violate parking laws.
Pickups:
- All Lyft pickups for non-TCP rides will be at the "LAX-it" lot located off of Sky Way in lanes 30, 31 or 32 (see image above).
- Only enter the LAX-it lot if you have a ride request. This area is for pickups only and not intended for staging.
- TCP vehicle (Black & Black SUV) pickups will remain at the terminal curbside on the departures level.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Approved Black and Black SUV drivers with TCP licenses will be eligible to pick up passengers curbside at LAX airport. Learn more about TCP licenses here.
- Don’t pick up passengers from Arrivals (Lower Level) unless it is for a passenger with special needs or mobility challenges, or you’re an approved Black and Black SUV driver with a TCP license. If you're picking up a passenger with special needs or mobility challenges, you must use the designated access loading zone.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport or wait on the terminal roadway if the passenger is delayed. Instead, head back to the TNC assignment area (map above) and wait there for another request. Kindly ask your delayed passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Express Match Zone: While waiting for requests, you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head toward the pickup areas at LAX-it. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you do not, you are permitted to wait until you are matched to a rider at the designated waiting areas at Zone 30 and Zone 31.
- All drivers looking to do an airport ride should still start at the staging area. Do not go into LAX-it unless directed to do so by the app.
- Rematch is a feature that enables you to be matched with additional passengers shortly before or after completing a drop off. This means you can receive a ride request for up to 1 minute after dropping off a passenger without returning to the assignment area. Please don't recirculate or wait in the Central Terminal Area for a rematch, as airport authorities may issue citations. Please review the LAX airport regulations above.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You’ll get an SMS after dropping off the passenger to let you know you can return to the assignment area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note: if you give a ride before returning to the assignment area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
- All forms of advertising (vehicular & non-vehicular) are prohibited when operating at LAX Airport including in the vehicle staging lot and pickup/drop-off areas.
Drop-offs:
- You must have a permanent license plate in order to operate at LAX airport. You are subject to airport citations if you drive at the airport with temporary plates. If you need to politely decline the trip, here are some suggestions.
- Drop off passengers at Departures for the passenger's carrier of choice.
- Do not wait for requests at the airport terminal after dropping off a passenger. To accept additional ride requests, proceed to the TNC assignment area.
- All forms of advertising (vehicular & non-vehicular) are prohibited when operating at LAX Airport including in the vehicle staging lot and pickup/drop-off areas.
Mandatory Regulations at LAX
- Permanent License Plate (no temporary plates!)
- LAX prohibits Lyft operations from vehicles without permanent license plates. You must have a valid license plate displayed on your vehicle, as well as updated in the driver app in order to enter the airport queue or operate at LAX. Learn how to update your license plate here.
- LAX Airport Lesson
- You must complete the mandatory LAX lesson in order to conduct airport rides at LAX. See the lesson in the 'Tutorials' tab of the Driver Dashboard.
- You must have a permanent license plate to complete the tutorial.
Airport Placard
- To receive your LAX placard, complete the LAX online lesson and quiz. You can access the quiz in the 'Tutorials' tab of the Dashboard.
- Please note: you must both complete the LAX quiz with a score of 75% or higher and have a valid license plate in order to receive an LAX placard.
- To update your license plate, go to the 'Vehicle and Devices' tab in the driver app's menu and tap 'Your Vehicles.' You can see approve vehicles and update your license plate if needed.
- You must only display the authorized placard issued to you directly by Lyft, which includes your assigned driver ID and other required fields. Drivers can be cited for displaying an unauthorized placard.
- If you didn't receive a placard, need a new placard, or need to update your license plate, see the instructions below. For license plate updates, make sure to tell us which vehicle you need an update for.
- Your airport placard and Lyft emblems are sent to the shipping address on file. To change your address in the app, open the main menu and tap 'Account.' Go to 'Personal Info,' then tap 'Shipping address.'
- If you drive more than one vehicle on the Lyft platform, each vehicle needs its own placard.
- Sample Placard:
To order a placard:
- Open ‘Vehicles and Devices’ in the driver app.
- Tap ‘Order Airport Placard.’
- Tap ‘Request Your Placard.’
- Fill out the applicable information.
Lyft Emblems
- You must post your emblem and placard on your windshields for LAX rides
- LAX Airport prohibits the display of multiple TNC emblems simultaneously. While driving for Lyft, please be sure that you are displaying only your Lyft emblem.
How to decline airport requests if you have temporary plates
If a passenger sets their destination to LAX after they have started their ride, here are some tips on how to make the conversation go smoothly:
- Offer to take them to a nearby destination.
- Apologize, and politely cancel the ride. Worried about your acceptance or cancellation rate? Let us know and we'll remove it from that day's summary.
San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport (OAK)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area pictured above. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from the commercial curb in Zones C3-2 through C3-9 ONLY (3rd island), across from the terminal entrance.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct curb at the airport.
- Do not wait for airport requests at Airport Plaza (175-195 98th Avenue).
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. OAK requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Do not wait for airport requests at Airport Plaza (175-195 98m Avenue).
- Pre-dispatch: While waiting for requests, you may receive an SMS and an in-app note directing you to head toward the terminal. While en route, you should receive a ride request. If you do not, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue. More information on pre-dispatch can be found here.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off curbside at the terminal entrance, at your passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport or accept additional ride requests after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Airport Placard:
- At SFO and OAK airports, you are required to have an airport placard in addition to your two Lyft emblems.
- Your airport placard and Lyft emblems are sent to the shipping address on file. To change your address in the app, go to the main menu in the Lyft app and tap 'Account.' Go to 'Personal Info, then tap 'Shipping address.'
- If you didn't receive a placard or need a new placard, see the instructions below.
- To update your license plate: In your Lyft app, go to the main menu and tap 'Vehicle and Devices,' and tap 'Your Vehicles.' You can see your vehicle(s) and update your license plate if necessary.
- Once you've updated your license plate, or if you need a placard for an additional vehicle, reach out to our Support team.
To order a placard:
- Open ‘Vehicles and Devices’ in the driver app.
- Tap ‘Order Airport Placard.’
- Tap ‘Request Your Placard.’
- Fill out the applicable information.
Ontario International Airport (ONT)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers at the designated pickup zones outside each terminal (pictured above).
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Do not wait at the airport or circle the terminal if the passenger is delayed. ONT requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Pre-dispatch: While waiting for requests, you may receive an SMS and an in-app note directing you to head toward the terminal. While en route, you should receive a ride request. If you do not, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue. More information on pre-dispatch can be found here.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive an SMS after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport or accept additional ride requests after drop-off. If you would like to accept additional requests, head to the staging area.
Orange County: John Wayne Airport (SNA)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue. Do not park on DuPont between Michelson and Business Center Drive or any other area marked "No Parking."
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from the designated pickups areas as illustrated above on level 3 of Garages A, B & C. (Level 3 is the same level as the departures level).
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. SNA requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Express Match Zone: While waiting for requests, you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head towards the terminal. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you do not, you are permitted to wait in the Express Match Zone for up to 12 minutes. The designated waiting area for Terminal A is the Parking Garage A2 in the Ride App Pickup area. The designated waiting area for Terminal B is the Parking Garage B2 in the Ride App Pickup area. The designated waiting area for Terminal C is the Parking Garage C in the Ride App Pickup area.
- All drivers looking to do an airport ride should still start at the staging area.
- Do not go straight to the curb unless directed to do so by the app.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Palm Springs International Airport (PSP)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area (off of Kirk Douglas Way) are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Once you have been matched with a passenger, exit the staging area by turning left onto Kirk Douglas Way. Continue driving past the public parking lot entrance about 120 feet then turn left at the sign labeled “TNC”.
- Once at the key pad, enter code 2580 (if you encounter code issues, press button for assistance, hold button down only when you talk).
- Continue through the gate to the TNC designated parking spaces located 500 feet past the entry on right side of roadway.
- Pull forward into the farthest open stall. Drive slow in this commercial lane yielding to pedestrian crossing and other loading vehicles.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to the approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport
- If your customer indicates they are on the building curb, do not pick them up, but instruct them to the designated pickup area in the outer roadway.
- Theairport strictly prohibits picking up passengers outside of the designated area. Doing so can result in you being removed from airport pickup privileges.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. PSP requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Pre-dispatch: While waiting for requests, you may receive an SMS and an in-app note directing you to head toward the terminal. While en route, you should receive a ride request. If you do not, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue. More information on pre-dispatch can be found here.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Sacramento International Airport (SMF)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the staging area (pictured above) are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Terminal A Pickups: Pick up passengers at the north end curbs. From the staging lot, drive north along Lindbergh Dr to get to the pickup area.
- Terminal B Pickups: Pick up passengers along the northwest portion of Lindbergh Dr as pictured above. From the staging lot, drive north along Lindbergh Dr to get to the pickup area. Stay to the left of double yellow lines and only load passengers within the 'Loading Zone' outlined on the ground.
- Rental Car Terminal: Stay close to the outer curb, as the inner curb is a bus lane.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. Instead, head to the designated staging area or ask the passenger to cancel and request another ride when they are ready.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
- Express Match Zone: While waiting for requests, you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head towards the terminal. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you do not, you are permitted to wait in the Express Match Zone for up to 10 minutes. The designated waiting area for Terminal A is the West Curb in the Ride App Pickup area, and the designated waiting area for Terminal B is the Lindbergh Curb in the Ride App Pickup area.
- All drivers looking to do an airport ride should still start at the staging area.
- Do not go straight to the curb unless directed to do so by the app.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers curbside at the terminal entrance, at your passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport after drop-off. If you would like to wait for additional requests, head to the designated staging area.
San Bernardino International Airport (SBD)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers at the terminal pickup island.(This is pending)
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. Instead, head to the designated staging area or ask the passenger to cancel and request another ride when they are ready.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive an SMS after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at the terminal drop off island. (This is pending)
- Do not wait at the airport terminal after drop-off. You must leave airport property or head to the staging lot immediately after dropping off your passenger.
San Diego International Airport (SAN)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue. The staging area is located in the overflow lot on the north side off of Admiral Boland Way.
- You may see multiple airport staging lots in the app. You can choose any available lots and it won't affect your place in the queue. The app will show how many drivers are waiting in each staging lot.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the North Side Staging Area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Terminal 1: Second lane from the terminal, between first and second crosswalks.
- Terminal 2: Lower level on the outer-most lane between second and third crosswalks.
- Express Match Zone: While waiting for requests, you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head towards the terminal. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you don't, you're permitted to wait in the pickup area for up to 10 minutes.
- Terminal 1's designated waiting area is the second lane from the terminal, between the first and second crosswalks
- Terminal 2's designated waiting area is the lower level on the outermost lane between the second and third crosswalks.
- Airport rides should still start at the staging area. Don't go straight to the curb unless directed to do so by the app.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Don't wait at the airport or circle the terminal if the passenger is delayed. SAN requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Don't pick up passengers curbside at the terminal entrance.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- You may get a pickup request right before or after dropping off at the airport (rematch ride). If you do not receive a rematch, do not wait at the airport. If you would like to accept additional requests, head to the staging area.
Airport Rules, Do's:
- Use designated staging area to wait for customer confirmation.
- Have the appropriate trade dress(s) affixed to the front and back windshield visible from 50 ft.
- Obey all road instructional and warning signs.
- Enter the designated pick up zones cautiously in a single file line.
- When possible, roll down window when in pick up zones as to hear Airport Traffic Officer and Customer Representative (ATO/CSR) instructions.
- Listen for and follow Instructions of ATO/CSR.
- Pull all the way forward when in pickup zones.
- Always confirm customer's name.
- Exit pick up zones with caution, watching for pedestrians and other transportation modes.
- Logged into your driver app, actively waiting for rides at all times.
Airport Rules, Don'ts:
- Drive into the Terminal Transportation Islands aggressively.
- Ignore speed limit, stop, yield, crosswalk and other instruction signs.
- Enter designated zones with loud music or media playing.
- Have trade dress blocked or obstructed from view of ATO/CSR's.
- Double park to load or obstruct free use lanes.
- Ignore instructions of ATO/CSR's.
- Pick up customers outside of the designated zones.
- Wait outside of the designated zones.
- Drive with an advertisement on your vehicle. Violations are subject to a $500 fine.
- Log out of your driver app and loiter. Violations are subject to citations.
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
For a full explanation of SFO's rules and regulation, please visit SFO airport's Rules and Regulations page here.
Waiting for requests:
- Drivers must be signed into the app at all times while at the airport, including in the staging area.
- Always respect airport agents and obey their instructions. Obey all roadway and traffic signs.
- Wait in the designated staging area(s). Only drivers within the staging areas pictured above are added to the queue. The entrance to the main staging area is off of S McDonnell Rd.
- Lot 1 - 5am-3am (closed between 3am and 5am)
- Lot 2 - 5am-3am (closed between 3am and 5am)
- Lot 3 - 8am-2am (closed between 2am and 8am)
- You may see multiple airport staging lots in the app. You can choose any available lots and it won't affect your place in the queue. The app will show how many drivers are waiting in each staging lot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave the airport. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- TCP (charter-party carrier) Vehicles/limousines should stage in the TCP staging area pictured above. Non-TCP vehicles should stage only in the TNC staging areas depicted above. Staging in the wrong area(s) are subject to airport fines.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- Queue capacity. There is a maximum of 70 drivers allowed in the staging lot. If capacity is reached, you will not be added to the queue.
- Dispatches. While in the airport queue, you may receive ride requests from outside of the airport.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pickups for terminals 1, 2, and 3 depends on the ride mode:
- Standard: Pickup on the top-level (L5) of the parking garage.
- Extra Comfort, XL, Black, and Black SUV: Pickup at the curb.
- Please see the map for details.
- Pickups at the International Terminal are on the departures level, at the designated pickup locations along the outer curb (Zones 15-17).
- Secondary Lot: While waiting for requests, you may receive an in-app notification directing you to head towards the terminal. While en route, you may receive a ride request. If you don't, you are permitted to wait in the Express Lot on Garage Level 5 for up to 10 minutes.
- The designated waiting area for the Express Lot is the parking section in the C3 Zone.
- While in the Express Lot, drivers must remain in their vehicles at all times. Failure to do so will result in ejection from the queue.
- All drivers looking to do an airport ride should still start at the staging area. Don't go straight to the curb unless directed to do so by the app.
- Approved Black and Black SUV drivers with TCP licenses will be eligible to pick up passengers curbside at SFO airport. Learn more about TCP licenses here.
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Do not pick up passengers from Arrivals (Lower Level).
- Do not stop in red zones.
- Wait in the staging area (pictured above) if your passenger is delayed — do not wait on the terminal roadway. If the staging area is full, you will need to leave the airport property.
- Always obey the posted speed limit and keep an eye out for pedestrians.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
- All forms of advertising (vehicular & non-vehicular) are prohibited when operating at SFO Airport including in the vehicle staging lot and pickup/drop-off areas.
Drop-offs:
- Drop offs occur on the Departures level at the passenger’s carrier of choice:
- Domestic Terminals: Level 2
- International Terminal: Departures level, at the designated drop-off location along the outer curb (Zones 14).
- As of July 23, 2018: Drivers will be permitted to drop off passengers on the arrivals (lower) level at both the domestic and international terminals in an effort to alleviate traffic congestion on the upper-level.
- Pick-ups at the arrivals level are still prohibited.
- Do not stop in red zones.
- Always obey the posted speed limit and keep an eye out for pedestrians.
- All forms of advertising (vehicular & non-vehicular) are prohibited when operating at SFO Airport including in the vehicle staging lot and pickup/drop-off areas.
Airport Placard:
- Note: Starting April 1, 2023, all drivers operating at SFO Airport will need to display the lavender SFO Airport placard.
- At SFO and OAK airports, you are required to have an airport placard in addition to your two Lyft emblems.
- SFO Airport placards can only be associated with a valid vehicle license plate. Vehicles must have their permanent license plate or a valid temporary license plate that contains their unique vehicle identification while waiting for the permanent license plate to arrive.
- SFO Airport placards will now expire when the associated vehicle's inspection expires.
- Drivers are required to have a vehicle inspection before becoming approved to drive, and at least annually thereafter.
- Vehicle inspections expire annually or every 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. This would be when the associated SFO Airport placard expires.
- Your airport placard and Lyft emblems are sent to the shipping address on file. To change your address in the app, go to the main menu in the Lyft app and tap 'Account.' Go to 'Personal Info, then tap 'Shipping address.'
- If you didn't receive a placard or need a new placard, see the instructions below.
- To update your license plate: In your Lyft app, go to the main menu and tap 'Vehicle and Devices,' and tap 'Your Vehicles.' You can see your vehicle(s) and update your license plate if necessary.
- Once you've updated your license plate, or if you need a placard for an additional vehicle, reach out to our Support team.
To order a placard:
- Open ‘Vehicles and Devices’ in the driver app.
- Tap ‘Order Airport Placard.’
- Tap ‘Request Your Placard.’
- Fill out the applicable information.
San Jose Mineta International Airport (SJC)
Waiting for requests:
- Requests are given on a First-in, First-out (FIFO) basis at SJC. The staging area is located between the Bayshore (101) and Guadalupe (87) freeways.
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area (pictured above) are added to the queue. Do not wait in commercial parking lots for airport requests, including Filice Accountancy Corporation on Technology Dr.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- There is a 30 minute time limit in the staging area. If you do not receive a request within 30 minutes, you must exit the staging area and re-enter.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
Pickups:
- The Lyft app moves the passenger's pin to an approved pickup area. If you're having trouble finding each other, make sure you have both gone to the pin's location and are on the correct level of the airport.
- Terminal A: pick up passengers from the east side of the Ground Transportation Island, at the Smartphone App Rides area — Spot 1.
- Terminal B: pick up passengers from the east side of the Ground Transportation Island south of center crosswalk, at the Smartphone App Rides area — Spots 8 & 9.
- You can only pick up passengers with special needs or mobility challenges at the terminal entrance. If you're picking up a passenger with special needs or mobility challenges, you must use the designated access loading zone. Passengers will call drivers to confirm their location at the designated access loading zone.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. SJC requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
- Do not cut through the Airport rental car facility when going from Terminal A to Terminal B. Doing so may result in a citation.
- Pre-dispatch: While waiting for requests, you may receive an SMS and an in-app note directing you to head toward the terminal. While en route, you should receive a ride request. If you do not, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue. More information on pre-dispatch can be found here.
- Short ride bump: If you receive a request for a short ride from the airport after waiting in the queue, you may qualify for a higher queue position after you drop off your passenger. You'll receive a message after dropping off to let you know you have the option to return to the staging area for a preferred spot in the queue. Please note, if you give a ride before returning to the staging area, you may still qualify for a preferred spot in line.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers only at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
San Jose business tax license:
The City of San Jose requires independent contractors conducting business in San Jose to get a Business Tax Registration Certificate. You can read more information about this requirement here. If you conduct business in San Jose, here’s what you need to do:
- Complete a business tax application.
- Follow the instructions and submit your application and check by mail or in person.
- Once you receive it, keep your business tax certificate in your glove compartment. You may need to present it to an officer if approached.
By mail:
City of San Jose – Finance Department
Attention: Payment Processing
200 E. Santa Clara St.
13th Floor
San José, CA 95113
In person:
City of San Jose -
Customer Service Window 1 or 2
200 E. Santa Clara St.
1st Floor
San José, CA 95113
Santa Barbara Airport (SBA)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from Arrivals and pull up to the designated pickup zone before the crosswalk (former taxi pick up area).
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. SBA requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
Drop-offs:
Drop off passengers at Departures at the passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport or accept additional ride requests after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Santa Maria Airport Airport (SMX)
Waiting for requests:
- Wait in the designated staging area. Only drivers within the designated staging area are added to the queue.
- The queue is first in-first out. The driver who has been waiting within the staging area in driver mode the longest gets the next request. Your physical location within the staging area does not affect your spot in the queue, but if you exit the staging area or log out of driver mode, you will lose your spot.
- If the staging area is full, you must leave. You may not wait for requests anywhere else on airport property or use any other parking lots while in driver mode.
- Passenger cancellations don't affect your place in line. If your passenger cancels on you, head back to the staging area. As long as you're back within 15 minutes, you'll be placed at the front of the queue.
- Driver cancellations and missed requests do affect your place in line. You can miss or decline up to 3 rides before getting placed at the back of the queue.
- You can view your place in line in the app. Learn how to view your position in the queue here.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers in the designated areas around the airport as pictured above.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers in the designated areas around the airport as pictured above.
- Do not wait at the airport terminal after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Sonoma: Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport (STS)
First, be sure to review and understand the TNC Driver Rules of Conduct for STS Airport.
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from one of the four designated TNC spaces (pictured above).
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed. STS requires you to leave the airport and kindly ask your passenger to request another ride when he or she is ready.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers at the main terminal in the designated Loading Zone.
- Do not wait at the airport or accept additional ride requests after drop-off. You must leave airport property immediately after dropping off your passenger.
Stockton Metropolitan Airport (SCK)
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers curbside along the inner loop (pictured above).
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed when picking up.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers curbside along the inner loop (pictured above).
- Do not wait at the airport terminal or accept additional ride requests after drop-off.
All Other Permitted Airports
The rules below for pickups and drop-offs apply to the following airports:
- Apple Valley Airport | APV
- Bakersfield Airport | BFL
- Buchanan Field Airport | CCR
- Chico Municipal Airport | CIC
- Coachella Valley Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport | TRM
- Crescent City - Del Norte County Regional Airport | CEC
- French Valley Airport | RBK
- Gillespie Field Airport SEE
- Hayward Executive Airport | HWD
- Hollister Municipal Airport | HLI
- Imperial County Airport | IPL
- Lake Tahoe Airport | TVL
- Livermore Municipal Airport | LVK
- Los Angeles: Van Nuys Airport | VNY
- McClellan–Palomar Airport CLD
- Modesto City-County Airport | MOD
- Monterey Regional Airport | MRY
- Napa County Airport | APC
- Oceanside Airport | OCN
- Ramona Airport | KRNM
- Redding Municipal Airport | RDD
- Salinas Muncipal Airport | SNS
- San Diego: Montgomery Field Airport | MYF
- San Diego: Brown Field Municipal Airport | SDM
- San Luis Obispo Airport | SBP
- Santa Monica Airport | SMO
- Truckee-Tahoe Airport | TRK
- Upland: Cable Airport | CCB
- Visalia Municipal Airport | VIS
- Watsonville Municipal Airport | WVI
- Yuba County Airport | MYV
Pickups:
- Pick up passengers from Arrivals, at your passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait or circle back at the airport if the passenger is delayed when picking up.
Drop-offs:
- Drop off passengers curbside at the terminal entrance, at your passenger’s carrier of choice.
- Do not wait at the airport terminal or accept additional ride requests after drop-off.