Google shows Albany City Cabs & Transport, but not inside ALB
Albany City Cabs & Transport appears in search results as an Albany-area taxi operator, but there’s no sign of a branded counter or rank inside Albany International Airport’s terminal. You won’t find their name on the ground transport boards near baggage claim or listed alongside on-airport providers that stage at the main arrivals curb.
Plan on using your phone if you want them: you’ll need to call or book online before landing, because there’s no walk-up desk near the single baggage claim hall and no fixed price list posted in-terminal. Typical Albany taxi meters around the airport start with a base fare in the USD $3–$4 range, then add per‑mile charges, so confirm any flat rate to downtown before you commit.
The primary taxi queue at ALB sits outside baggage claim on the arrivals level, and it’s generally filled with other local cabs that rotate through under airport rules; Albany City Cabs & Transport doesn’t appear on that on‑site roster. If you arrange a pickup, agree on a specific door number on the arrivals curb and share your flight number so they can track delays.
If your connection is tight or you land late after 22:00, have a backup like a standard airport taxi or rideshare app in case Albany City Cabs & Transport can’t stage a car at the curb within 10–15 minutes of your bags hitting the belt.