Police urging that all thefts by homeless at Palma Airport are reported
Mainly thefts from bars, but passengers have been victims
Concern about the growing number of homeless at the airport. | Fernando Fernández
Palma12/02/2025 10:06
The National Police are urging staff at Palma Airport to report thefts by homeless people. The patience of establishments at the airport has been greatly tested by a series of recent incidents, the thefts having been committed by homeless individuals who live at the airport. Bars and cafes have been targets. Alcohol is most commonly being stolen.
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Zoltan TeglasIf you check the rental rates of a restaurant or shop space in the airport, I think you'll find they're in the 10's of thousands per month range. It's guaranteed traffic. Lots of it. So, 15€ for a ham sandwich and a coke is pretty normal at any airport anywhere. I don't think these businesses are much into philanthropy.
Nothing compared to the masses in T4 at Madrid, whole families amongst those leaving no seats for passengers at night time.
The biggest robbery at the airport is the prices they charge for the 'food' they serve in the cafes