Originally Posted by
HIDDY
I do like airports which controls taxi drivers and lets you know how much you will be paying before you get in the cab.
EZE taxis are usually pretty good though.
Personally, I
love being able to take a train into the city instead, like in Hong Kong or Kuala Lumpur. I loathe having to negotiate for a cab after a long flight. This is why since moving to BsAs I've grown accustomed to making arrangements with one of the remise drivers I like to come meet my flight.
Not to get too far off topic:
When I lived in KL, I could walk 5 minutes from my apartment to the subway, take it to KL Sentral station where I could check into my flight and drop off my bags, then relax on the train ride out to the airport and just go straight to the gate. I've never enjoyed the whole process of flying as much as I did when doing so out of KUL and flying on MAS. It was, dare I say... civilised.
Here in Buenos Aires, I've just cancelled all my flights and moved my commitments to January so I can avoid the mad house that is EZE.