Watts Airport Limo & Executive Black SUV Car Service Serving LAX, BUR, SNA, LGB & ONT

Our Airport Limo and Black SUV Service for Watts

Through our vetted Los Angeles-area affiliate network, Airport Commuter has been arranging SAFE, DEPENDABLE Black SUV car service for Watts riders for nearly 40 years. From a residence near the Watts Towers, an apartment along Central Avenue, or one of the family homes around Watts Senior Citizen Center, we run airport transfers to LAX 15-30 minutes west on the I-105 — the natural choice — Long Beach (LGB) 20-35 minutes south on the I-710, Burbank (BUR) 30-50 minutes, John Wayne (SNA) 35-60 minutes, Ontario (ONT) 40-65 minutes, and Van Nuys (VNY, private aviation) 35-55 minutes.

About Watts. Population around 41,000, Watts is a historic neighborhood of South Los Angeles annexed to LA in 1926 (originally a separate city of Watts incorporated 1907). The community sits between Compton to the south and South Central LA to the north along the Alameda Corridor / Los Angeles River. Watts has been a culturally and historically significant African-American community since the Great Migration (1920s onward) when Black families from the American South settled here for railroad jobs at the major Pacific Electric / Southern Pacific terminal that gave Watts its name (after C. H. Watts, a Pasadena realtor). The community is internationally known for the artistic legacy of Sabato "Simon" Rodia's Watts Towers (1921-1954) — one of the most extraordinary works of folk art in the world — and for the social and political legacy of the 1965 Watts Rebellion, which catalyzed national civil-rights legislation.

Landmarks our drivers know. Watts Towers at 1761-1765 East 107th Street (1921-1954, Sabato "Simon" Rodia's 99-foot folk-art sculptural towers built single-handedly without scaffolding from steel rebar, mortar, and broken pottery; National Historic Landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, designated a State Historic Park, and one of California's nine official "California State Historic Landmarks"). Watts Towers Arts Center at 1727 East 107th Street (the adjacent municipal arts center). Watts Towers Day of the Drum Festival + Watts Towers Jazz Festival annually in September. The Mafundi Institute. Markham Middle School. The historic Watts Train Station at 1686 East 103rd Street (1904 Pacific Electric). Mafundi Theater. Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science at 1731 East 120th Street. MLK Jr Community Hospital. Will Rogers Park. Ted Watkins Memorial Park. Watts Coffee House (1962 historic).

Hotels we run. Limited hotels in Watts itself; visitors typically stay near LAX at The Westin LAX, H Hotel, Sheraton Gateway, in Long Beach at Hyatt Regency Long Beach or Westin Long Beach, in Downtown LA at The Westin Bonaventure, The Biltmore, JW Marriott LA Live, Ritz-Carlton LA Live, or Conrad LA.

Schools. Watts is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District. Jordan High School at 2265 East 103rd Street (Bulldogs, founded 1923, alumni include Olympic sprint legend Florence Griffith-Joyner "Flo-Jo," NFL Hall of Fame running back Joe Perry, and jazz great Charles Mingus), Markham Middle School, Verbum Dei High School (Catholic, Jesuit, founded 1962). Higher ed: Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science at 1731 East 120th Street (founded 1966 in response to 1965 Rebellion's healthcare disparities, focused on training physicians for underserved communities), Compton College, Cal State Dominguez Hills.

Hospitals. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital at 1680 East 120th Street (the 131-bed safety-net hospital that opened 2015 to serve South LA, named for the civil-rights leader). St. Francis Medical Center in adjacent Lynwood 5-10 minutes south, LAC+USC Medical Center 15-20 minutes north, Memorial Hospital of Gardena, Kaiser Permanente South Bay.

Local dispatcher tip. The I-110 (Harbor Freeway) and I-105 (Glenn Anderson Freeway) corridors flanking Watts are heavily impacted weekday peaks — we strongly prefer Central Avenue / Alameda for in-Watts pickups. Watts Towers tours (Saturdays / Sundays scheduled times) bring substantial 107th Street traffic — we recommend pre-noon arrival windows. The annual Watts Towers Day of the Drum Festival and Watts Towers Jazz Festival in September draw substantial regional cultural visitors. Our drivers know the historic-significance routes and route around current Metro K (Crenshaw/LAX) Line construction and the Metro A (Blue) Line at Watts Station / 103rd Street.

Beyond airports. We also handle Watts Towers cultural-tour transport, Watts Towers Arts Center event arrivals, Day of the Drum / Jazz Festival multi-stop September arrivals, Charles R. Drew University academic-conference and patient transport, MLK Jr Community Hospital pre-op and post-discharge runs, multi-stop South LA cultural-history tours, Jordan HS alumni and athletic-event transport, and corporate transport for the LAX / Long Beach / Compton industrial business clusters. Call +1-650-876-1777 — the same dispatcher number we've answered since 1986.

Our Los Angeles vehicle fleet ranges from classy factory stretched sedans to stretch limousines and SUV limos and even the famous Hummer limo! Call +1-650-876-1777 now to book a reservation.

Rates for Charters, Weddings, Proms, Private Tours, Etc.

We have a huge fleet of stretch limos, SUVs, and specialty vehicles. And we provide an enormous variety of specialty limo services in and around Watts, including proms, formals, homecoming, weddings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, concerts, sporting events, and more! We also offer limo service for all charters and tours. Call now to find out more about rates, vehicles, and services!

Watts by the numbers. Watts is a historic South Los Angeles neighborhood famous for the Watts Towers and a deep African-American cultural legacy, with a median home sale price in the mid-$500,000s to low $600,000s as of spring 2026 — among the more attainable entry points on the LA-basin map. The zoned public high school is Jordan High School in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Crime is higher than the citywide average, with the typical awareness around certain corridors after dark, so our chauffeurs use confirmed door pickups and prefer the Central Avenue / Alameda routes for evening runs. For flights, LAX is the natural primary at just 15-30 minutes west on the I-105, Long Beach (LGB) is about 20-35 minutes south on the I-710, and Burbank (BUR) is roughly 30-50 minutes north.