NEVER WORK for this company!! My old roommate worked for them for exactly 3 months (after all the training and expense to get uniforms etc.etc.). Everyday I watched him come home as they worked him to death and treated him like crap! I remember him telling me about the first interview he had with the head of their HR and about how much money he said he'd make if he worked hard... He worked 72+ hours, 6 days a week, 12+ hr. shifts- and after all was said and done (and all the paperwork the guy had to do after he came home everyday on his own time) he was making exactly $10.25 an hour... He said the dispatchers have no idea what they're doing half the time, they yell over the phones at the drivers for 'their' mistakes and are absolutely unwilling to help the new guys. Everyone who has been there for more than 10 years (he said) you can expect to be either condescended down to or 'threatened' by the 'tough-guy' management. And their premier 'clients' are an absolute horror to deal with, especially if you're late (no matter the reason)- people actually screamed at him for things like traffic, accidents, general delays, as if he could control it all and was responsible for it... Once he actually had to pull over, get out of the car, and physically remove one of these prima donna clients from his car and left him on the side of the highway because he threatened him physically (which he almost lost the job over). He said 90% of the drivers are great guys and have learned to blow off the bs from their offices and the clients because there is no work to be found these days, but they're all are treated like dogs and they have to take it because they need the work, otherwise they would all be doing something else! From what he said, they have an unbelievable employee turnaround for a Limo company! He was a driver for a long time before he ever hooked up with aircrook and said that this place was the dregs of the limousine industry... Thankfully he found another Chauffeur position with one of their competitors and is happily employed. read more