Bobby's Airport Shuttle Service

05/28/2026

The first weekend they did this traffic was still not bad so praying for the same this weekend.

05/28/2026

Looking for a few good drivers.

05/28/2026

Greatest group of guys serving all the areas you live in. Thank you to all the clients and drivers that have made Bobby’s Airport Shuttle Service be who we are today.

05/27/2026

Drivers meeting tonight. It’s not very often we all get together all at one time.

05/27/2026

Definitely worth getting.

05/26/2026

The plus one pick-up program I have been discussing will commence in a few short weeks. Rates will range from $75 to $95, depending on your location. We have acquired five Kia Carnival vans, three Toyota Sienna vans, and one Ford Expedition EL vehicle to facilitate this service. This program will involve picking up one or two individuals and then collecting additional passengers en route to the airport, as well as transporting passengers from the airport to separate addresses. Please share your thoughts and interest in this program, and I will document the information and add you to our list. I anticipate this service will be highly popular and attract several hundred more clients to our existing and growing customer base.

05/26/2026

Short break between the six rides I am doing today. 10:15 AM right now and already been to the airport three times I’m back. Three more times today and I’ll be done. I love stopping at this place and usually I go walking but don’t have time today.

05/26/2026

3:30am pick up this morning in Buford, Georgia. 50 scheduled rides today with all 15 of our drivers. God keep us all safe.

05/25/2026

Only 5 followers away from 5,000 followers here on our page.

05/25/2026

Delta is stepping up their game, 99% of our clients fly Delta.

Delta just pulled off something that would’ve sounded impossible a few years ago: it officially overtook United as the biggest U.S. airline flying to Europe.

For summer 2026, Delta has scheduled more than 4.5 million seats between the U.S. and Europe — just ahead of United’s 4.4 million, according to Cirium data.

And Delta isn’t winning with tiny routes either. The airline is going all in on Europe this year with 81 transatlantic routes, more than 650 weekly flights, and major expansion from cities like Seattle and Boston.

Some of the new additions:
• Seattle → Rome
• Seattle → Barcelona
• Boston → Madrid
• Boston → Nice

Delta also became the first airline to launch nonstop flights between North America and Sardinia, with new JFK–Olbia service.

What’s interesting is how aggressively Delta is growing in markets Americans actually want right now: Italy, Spain, the French Riviera… while also feeding passengers through Amsterdam alongside KLM.

For years, United was seen as the king of transatlantic flying. Now Delta has officially taken the top spot.

If you had to fly to Europe tomorrow… would you pick Delta or United? ✈️