Yes. Enter the terminal, date, time and the complete onward address. The route is subject to licensed operator availability.

Cornwall Airport Transfers
Request a private-hire journey to or from Cornwall.
Use the airport as part of the full route
A useful airport transfer request includes more than the airport name. Add the terminal or meeting point where known, the destination postcode, passenger count and the time you need to arrive or leave.
The journey might end in Newquay, Truro, St Austell, Padstow, Bodmin or a rural holiday address. Describing the complete route helps the operator partner consider the distance and practical requirements.
Arrivals, departures and the road between
You can request a pickup after landing, a drop-off for a flight, or a return journey that covers both directions. Add your flight number if you have it, while keeping your own travel plans up to date.
LoomCabs does not promise live flight tracking, a guaranteed meet-and-greet or a fixed airport fare. The timing and service details are checked for the route you submit.
Connect Cornwall towns and travel plans
Newquay Airport can be the start of a longer Cornwall journey rather than the final destination. You can explore the more specific pages for Newquay, Truro and St Austell when one of those places is central to the trip.
For a station connection, a Bodmin Parkway request may be the better fit. If the trip begins with a local town journey, keep the pickup and airport details together rather than splitting the plan into assumptions.
Make space and timing clear
Families, groups and travellers with outdoor equipment need to describe the luggage as well as the number of people. Cabin bags, large cases, boards and pushchairs can all change what vehicle is suitable.
Allow useful margin around check-in, baggage collection and Cornwall’s seasonal traffic. A request is not a booking until an appropriate licensed operator partner confirms availability and the applicable terms.
Holiday arrivals, family reunions and business travel
An international journey may end with relatives meeting at a Cornwall home, a family continuing to a holiday property or a business traveller heading to a hotel before a meeting. The airport name alone does not describe those different journeys, so include the complete destination and the luggage travelling with the group.
For the return, use the actual collection address and the check-in timing you are planning around. If a hotel, station or family pickup is a genuine stop, list it in travel order. Availability, any quote and the collection arrangement remain subject to operator confirmation.
Make the airport one part of the complete route.
Name the airport and direction first, then add the Cornwall address, terminal context, passengers, luggage and any station, hotel or return leg.
- 01Share the route
Add the pickup, destination, date and time in the journey form. A postcode or named entrance is useful when a place has more than one access point.
- 02Add the practical details
Tell us who is travelling, how much luggage you have and whether you have a vehicle preference or another requirement worth checking.
- 03Review the WhatsApp request
The form prepares a message for you to review and send. LoomCabs can then coordinate the details with a suitable licensed operator partner, subject to availability.
Questions travellers ask before they set off
Yes. Add the pickup address, airport terminal and the departure timing you need to work around.
You can request journeys to those places and other Cornwall destinations. Use the exact address or postcode where possible.
Yes. Add the flight number and timing if you have them. They provide context, but flight tracking is not guaranteed.
Yes. Add passenger numbers, all luggage and any equipment so a suitable vehicle can be considered.
Advance requests allow more time for the route and availability to be reviewed. Submitting early does not guarantee a vehicle or quote.
Tell us where the journey begins.
Share the route, timing and practical details. We will check what can be arranged.
