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Lisbon Airport: Fixed-rate taxis starting October 15Photo by wal_172619 on Pexels
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Lisbon Airport: Fixed-rate taxis starting October 15

TV RECORD EUROPA11 September 2026 at 12:21

Lisbon Airport will start offering fixed-rate taxis starting October 15. This new measure applies to vehicles participating in the system, where travel prices will be predetermined according to the destination within the Portuguese capital.

Users will have the option to purchase prepaid vouchers to use for airport taxi services. This option aims to facilitate payment and make the process more transparent for passengers.

The city council justifies the implementation of this fixed rate with the goal of preventing what it considers to be "abuses" in the amount charged for the ride. The measure comes to protect travelers from excessive charges that frequently occur in the airport area.

The information was made available on the TV RECORD website, where readers can find this and other related news on the topic.

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