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Fixed rate at Lisbon airport. Taking a taxi will cost at least 16 euros

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 09:50

Lisbon airport will implement a fixed rate for taxis. From now on, passengers wishing to take a taxi at the airport will have to pay a minimum amount of 16 euros. This measure aims to establish a clear and transparent rule for taxi services at the country's main airport.

The arrivals area of the airport will be exclusively reserved for authorized taxis that accept the new established rules. This restriction aims to ensure that only properly accredited vehicles in compliance with the new regulations can operate in this high-traffic area.

The measure applies specifically to Lisbon airport, which is the largest airport in Portugal in terms of passenger traffic. The implementation of this fixed rate represents a significant change in how taxi services operate at that transportation facility.

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