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Cab operator prepares for new Uber and Lyft competitions at Honolulu International Court.

We' re almost a months into a piloting programme that will allow Uber and Lyft to collect travellers at Daniel K. Inouye International Airports in Honolulu, and the competitive environment for air travel is increasing. Municipal corporations such as TheCab launched Camaaina tariffs to and from the airports. There are now many ways for travellers to get to and from the airports.

Now one of these possibilities is a Flatrate provided by TheCab, which applies however only to native ones. The telephones from TheCab are still ringtone, according to the company's chairman, Howard Higa, although since car pools like Uber and Lyft came to Hawaii, Higa says things are much different. "Naturally, there's a contest.

Thus contest gives us the chance to hone our brains to think that we need to do more than just sit back and have this laissez-faire effect," Higa said. HighA says although TheCab has suffered a match, locals are still phoning. In a way, he is hoping that folks will keep returning, a new airfare options.

"There can be between 20 and 30 per cent of the real metre rates, which, I think, is a reasonable value to get to the airport," Higa said. From Ala Moana to the airfield, a regular taximeter would show about $41. Camaaina rates are a $25 lump sum. Over and lyft are between 20 and 40 dollars, according to the hour of the morning.

Since the beginning of December, they have been collecting clients from the airports. Those we talked to say that they think it' s a good thing that there is rivalry between Uber and the taxi company. When we asked travellers what he thought of TheCab, we introduced new Camaaina fares. Think TheCab would be less expensive with the rebate.

It can be kind of costly for the airports, so it's definitely going to be profitable," Shane M. said. "As long as the pitch is the same for both sides, I think the competitors are probably not bad," said Tom Erickson. Uber and Lyft will be paying the state 7 per cent of their fare during the three-month trial phase.

Higha says he would like to see the carpools following the same carpooling regulations as the cabs. "To us I was dissapointed that we had to go through all these tyres to be able to afford to pay for them at the airports. Where, as the Governor said Over and Elevator Fine said, you can do a pilots routine so you can enter without any of those," Higa said.

Uber and Lyft pilots at the airports last until February.