The night a son or daughter leaves to study abroad, the whole family goes to the airport — with two suitcases at the limit, a cabin bag, a box of things from home, and more feeling than anyone says. The house takes everyone, waits, and brings the parents home.
Up to four guests in a seven-seat car; for more, a second car moving with the first, written as one figure.
Tell the house the number of cases. The boot is chosen for them, and the sarathi counts them out at the departures kerb.
The car waits while you say goodbye at the gate — as long as you need, on the published rate after the first fifteen minutes — and brings the family home.
When the student comes home for the holidays, the house meets them inside arrivals with a board in their name and writes to you when they are in the car.
Inside every written figure: the car, your sarathi, fuel, every toll, parking at both ends and GST. Nothing is added on the day, and no meter runs.
Reserve the airport dropTell the house how many are coming, and how many cases.