Car Rentals at the Jacksonville International Airport

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is located nine miles north of the central business district of Jacksonville, the largest city in Florida. The airport provides over 200 daily departures, including non-stop flights to major U.S. cities, offered by over a dozen major airlines and a network of regional carriers. If you're flying in here, save time by picking up a Jacksonville International Airport rent a car and ensure flexibility and convenience getting around the vast metro area. Find a great deal on Jacksonville International Airport car rentals and use your savings to visit popular local attractions or go shopping along the Riverwalk or at the Landing.

Jacksonville International Airport car rentals are provided in terminal by Enterprise, Thrifty, Dollar, Alamo, National, Budget, Hertz, and Avis. Try Enterprise for the lowest rates, followed by Thrifty and Dollar. Downtown Jacksonville International Airport car rentals are provided by Budget, Avis, and National. Try Budget for the lowest rates. There are also many smaller local companies that usually offer lower prices than the major rental agencies, but less convenience in the way of return policies and times, shuttle services, and member perks.

Most Jacksonville International Airport rent a car agencies require drivers to be at least 21 years old, and an additional young driver surcharge may apply to anyone under the age of 25, although some, including E-Z Rent A Car will allow drivers at least 18 to rent. Renters will need to present a valid drivers license and major credit card in the driver's name at most locations, although some will take a cash deposit depending on a credit check. Florida surcharges in addition to state taxes, license fees, airport and locations fees, may all apply to the price of your rental so confirm the total amount before booking. Be prepared for frequent traffic jams due to heavy construction, and drive defensively as traffic accidents (related to the high number of retirees) are more common here than other parts of the US.