Alex Airport-Shuttle AAS

It will get you there and back. I’ve used Alex many times and have never been late to a flight. Coming back is another story, on a busy day you may have to wait one or two hours because the shuttles fill up and you get to wait till another shuttle arrives. If you can just pay a friend for gas, probably much better deal for you, especially after an 11 hour flight when all you want is to get home.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. When you call they are rude. Once you get past talking to somebody that woke up on the wrong side of the bed, they will tell you that you have a reservation and you are good to go. So you plan on having this supposedly reputable company come and pick you up as scheduled. However, Here is the catch… If they do not have enough shuttle riders they will just not show up. When you call them at 5 AM asking where the driver is they will tell you he forgot about you or they had vehicle issues. So it’s like your girlfriend promising you sex and then not even showing up for the date. So now you are up a creek with no paddle at 5 am. I suggest just skipping the disappointing shuttle service and choose a taxi or phone a friend to help you get to the airport. Bottom line… friends don’t let friends ride alex shuttle

If you’re trying to get to Ramstein AB from Frankfurt or Hahn, and you don’t really want to do the driving for whatever reason… then Alex Airport Shuttle is the way to go. Or that’s what everyone told me when I was planning my trip to Ramstein. So I took their advice.
The drivers were prompt and friendly. I got to sit back, relax, and sleep on my way there… and chat with my new friend on the ride back.
The convenience doesn’t come cheap, and that’s the only reason I’m only going 4 stars. It’s a long trip, so I guess the fees are worth it, but OUCH! € 85 roundtrip is a lotta chedda! (and that’s the rate if you buy the roundtrip up front). You may be able to negotiate a lower rate if you’re a group; I’m assuming that’s why there are no rates posted on the site. (Speaking of long trip — that’s another point worth mentioning: this way might take you a little longer than driving if there are other stops to be made. That doesn’t matter to me, though, because I usually take at least one wrong exit anyway.)
Still, like I say, sometimes I just don’t wanna do the driving (especially into/​out of Frankfurt), and this option is certainly cheaper than hiring a taxi all the way out to the Ramstein area.