London City Airport has a single passenger terminal, so there is no terminal to choose when you book and the meeting point stays simple. Add your flight number at booking and the driver follows your actual landing time rather than the timetable, so a late arrival moves the pickup with it. Once you have cleared arrivals and collected any bags, the driver meets you at the agreed meeting point and the vehicle heads straight for Canary Wharf.
Both ends of this journey are in East London: the airport sits in the Royal Docks and Canary Wharf is a short drive to the west, so this is a short local transfer rather than a run into the centre. The live distance and journey estimate shown on this page come from the current route data rather than being fixed in this text, and the actual time still depends on traffic.
Canary Wharf is a dense estate of office towers, hotels and residential buildings, and several of them can share a postcode, with separate entrances for pedestrians, reception and vehicles. Enter the full building name and address when you book, and add a note about the entrance or reception you need, so the driver goes to the right door rather than the nearest corner of the estate. If you are heading straight to a meeting, giving the office building rather than just the area saves time at the end of the journey.
The live vehicle table shows the current price together with the passenger and luggage limits for each available category, calculated when the page loads. Many London City arrivals travel light, and a saloon or executive saloon suits one or two people with cabin bags; an estate, MPV or larger category suits colleagues travelling together, families or anyone with hold luggage. Compare both limits rather than the number of seats alone. A child seat can be requested during booking, with availability and any charge shown before it is added.
The airport has its own Docklands Light Railway station, so rail is a genuine option for anyone travelling light. The DLR runs between stations, so the journey ends at a platform and continues on foot to your building, while a private transfer is booked to the exact address and covers the whole trip in one vehicle. Which works better depends on your luggage, your party and how close your Canary Wharf destination is to a station. The reverse journey, from Canary Wharf to London City Airport for a departure, has its own route page.
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