Seventy-eight "pirate" operators at the airports in Palma and Ibiza were fined during the summer. At a meeting of the Balearic Transport Council, the regional transport minister Marc Pons reported that 48 of these had been in Palma and 30 in Ibiza. He believed that the "fight against piracy" had been satisfactory. It resulted in fines totalling 133,000 euros; 80,000 of these applied to Palma.
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Fines for 78 pirate airport transport operators
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So I'm guessing we're not going to be seeing Uber anytime soon?
Mallorca does not like modernisation, change.Taxi rules here are ridiculous- adding huge pollution. Change, modernise - we are nearly 2020 and you still have mindsets from Franco era.