Juneau airport considering fees for Lyft, Uber rides

 


JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – Ride-hailing services Uber and Lyft will soon be available for Juneau International Airport travelers.

The governor is expected to sign a bill that would allow rideshare companies to operate in Alaska, and Juneau airport officials are getting ready, KTOO-FM reported. Under the legislation, companies such as Uber and Lyft could begin working in Alaska this month.

The airport’s board approved a draft fee schedule this week.

Under the draft, the rideshare companies would pay $100 a year to operate on airport property. They are also required to pay $3 surcharge on each...



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