GLTA Represents the Best

Our Mission

A Caring Community for Georgia Operators

The Georgia Luxury Transportation Association was formed to be the collective voice of the luxury transportation industry in Georgia. We are constantly working with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to improve working conditions for legitimate members.

We are tackling the illegal-operator dilemma head on, pushing for signage, easier ingress and egress privileges, and more. There is strength in numbers: the more GLTA represents, the more influence we have to make a difference.

Our Purpose

What GLTA Exists to Do

The purpose of the Association is to protect the limousine industry from over-regulation and abuse of power by the municipal airports, municipalities, the State of Georgia, and other state agencies. To that end, the Association hires and retains attorneys, lobbyists, and public affairs specialists to represent limousine companies across the state.

• Provide a statewide forum for the exchange of information and views among members.
• Collect and archive industry information and statistical data.
• Educate and advance the interests of the industry and its members for their benefit, and the wellbeing of their companies and employees.
• Offer state and local promotion and publicity services, per Board directive.
• Provide group and individual insurance opportunities for the industry and its members.
• Provide networking opportunities from operator-to-operator, as well as between operators and trade/vendor partners.

Our History

Founded By Operators, For Operators

GLTA was founded as a voluntary, non-profit organization responsible for representing and furthering the statewide and local interests of the luxury chauffeured ground transportation industry in Georgia. Our membership includes limousine owners and operators, along with trade members providing goods and services to the industry.

Working together, GLTA members continue to push for a more professional, better-represented industry across the state, with Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson at the center of that work.