Airport Pickup Services

Need Education offers high quality Airport Pickup Services.

Using a company we trust to deliver high quality service and promptness, the Need Education Airport Pickup service is not only reliable, however at a highly competative rate.

More Information on VIP Higher-Car Services

VIP Higher-Car Services is a privately owned shuttle bus company looking to service international students from Sydney Airport to their accommodation, chosen university or destination with the passengers comfort as a priority. Travelling through major cities can be time consuming and can cause considerable fatigue, especially after a long flight. VIP Higher-Car Services aim to make the “ride” a more comfortable, enjoyable and educational one. During each journey, educational documentaries, sponsor infomercials, recent “block busters” or the latest funky music video clips will be shown, depending on the time of the journey or average age of its passengers.

More Information on VIP Higher-Car Services

VIP Higher-Car Services are looking to provide a logistic service to overseas university students who arrive at Sydney Airport and need to get to where they will be residing or to their university.

Airport Pickup Fees

A proposed fee per student to their place of destination, originating from Sydney Airport is $70.00. For group tours – pricing is negotiable by either per-person or overall round trip pending total distance. If you are interested in arranging an airport pickup, or other higher car services through Need Education, you may do so by contacting us here, or filling out the form below.

Airport Pickup Enquiry

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Vehicle Overview

Vehicles purchased by VIP Higher-Car Services are of the highest quality and specifications of the range. The Toyota Hiace Commuter Bus has been chosen for Toyota’s reputation as being the most reliable manufacturer, as rated by NRMA. The Toyota Commuter Bus offers supportive seating along with greater ride comfort helps reduce fatigue for both driver and passengers. Toyota's venerable Hiace van has been one of the company's most successful models. Introduced in Japan in the 60s and to Australia in 1971, the brick-like Hiace populates the earth in numbers exceeding 4.5 million, a truly global model, ubiquitous as a light delivery vehicle and people mover. Toyota's executive chief engineer on the Hiace project, Hideyuki Iwata, told journalists during the launch in March this year that the new models were designed to meet the needs of all markets - government, fleet and private. The wide-body and high-roof Super-Long Wheelbase (SLWB, 3110mm) commuter bus allows passengers to easily board, alight or travel along the length of the vehicle due to this generous ceiling height.