There are different types of so-called pirate transport operators at Palma Son Sant Joan Airport. Over the years, the licensed taxis at the airport have mostly had clashes with minibuses rather than other taxis. In the past couple of days, incidents have involved the minibuses, taxi drivers saying that the drivers of these minibuses are hired by transport operators to work exclusively at the airport.
Business organisations demanding measures to stop 'pirate' transport at Palma Airport
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I bet if Uber and Lyft were legalised in Mallorca the current taxi service would improve and be cheaper.