The South Sound’s airfield sits minutes from the state capitol — and its ground network is ours: general aviation and charter pickups at the field, direct transfers linking OLM with downtown Olympia, the Capitol Campus, and JBLM, and the $165 SEA ↔ OLM airport-to-airport link that turns a SeaTac landing into a South Sound arrival.
Ground transportation at Olympia Regional Airport (OLM) serves the South Sound’s working traffic: general aviation and charter passengers met at the field, direct transfers between OLM, downtown Olympia, the Capitol Campus, Lacey, and Tumwater, and the military corridor to JBLM. The SEA ↔ OLM airport-to-airport link runs $165 — the practical route for South Sound travelers whose commercial flights land at SeaTac. Fares locked before booking, one hour of free wait at airport pickups, 24/7 including session season.
Most Olympia-bound travelers land at SEA — and the $165 airport-to-airport run finishes what the airline started, straight down I-5 to the capitol steps. OLM itself handles the private side: charters carrying legislators, lobbyists, and executives during session, met at the field and delivered to the Capitol Campus in minutes. Either direction, one dispatch runs it, and session-season schedules get session-season punctuality.
Sedan-class starting fares — per vehicle, never per person, locked before booking, tolls and airport fees included. Larger vehicle classes scale from the same ladder on every route page.
Per vehicle · fare locked before payment · child seats, Meet & Greet paid add-ons · pet cleaning fee applies
OLM’s traffic is general aviation and charter — most commercial travelers bound for Olympia land at SEA, which is exactly what the $165 SEA ↔ OLM link exists for. Verify current airline service with the airport directly, as service changes.
At the field, timed to your actual arrival — coordinated with your operator, bags handled at the door, Capitol Campus minutes away.
$165 sedan class, locked before booking, about an hour down I-5 — full nine-vehicle chart on the SEA → Olympia route page.
Session season is this route’s rush hour — legislators, staff, and government affairs teams run on locked fares and corporate accounts, hearings-punctual, with the JBLM corridor padded into every pickup.
Yes — gate or visitor center per current base access rules, from $120 sedan from SEA, with service members and families on this corridor daily.
Door to door — Lacey $160 and Tumwater $170 from SEA, and minutes from OLM, locked at booking.
Yes — Net-30 billing, consolidated reporting, and cost centers on request fit agency and association procurement. Accounts open in about 24 hours.
One hour after landing at every airport pickup, charter arrivals included.
Tracked flights, professional chauffeurs, one dispatch — 24/7 at all five Washington airports.