Entrances Jammed, Movements Hindered
New chaos unfolds at Ibiza airport as workers and travelers find themselves trapped at the entrances, unable to move. Taxi drivers, regulars at the es Codolar airfield, express their frustration with the dire situation.
Long Wait at the Taxi Rank
The taxi rank witnesses a long line of passengers eagerly waiting for a taxi, but the congested funnel at the airport prevents swift assistance. Travelers now face an average wait of 20 minutes just to reach the La Ponderosa roundabout.
Demand for Solutions Grows
Taxi drivers and other airport workers demand immediate solutions to the poor organization and persistent traffic jams at the entrances. Aena’s responses claiming the collapses occur at “point moments” are met with irony and skepticism.
Predicted Worsening Situation
Since mid-May, taxi drivers have been denouncing the growing traffic congestion and bottlenecks, foreseeing a worsening scenario with the arrival of the peak tourist season. Their predictions have come true in the first two weeks of July.
More Collapses Expected
With 315 flights planned for Friday and 336 flights each for Saturday and Sunday, it is highly likely that the airport will experience further collapses and jams, exacerbating the already strained situation.
