Overview
- Single EMT tickets are slated to rise from €2 to €3 in 2026 for passengers without an island residency, primarily tourists and second-home owners.
- Registered residents will continue to use Palma’s public transport at no cost under the existing free-pass policy.
- Palma’s city council has accepted the EMT proposal, with final ratification still required in a plenary vote.
- Whether the current airport (€5) and port (€3) fares will also increase remains undecided.
- EMT cites a near 44% jump in operating expenses since 2019 and a structurally deficit service, with more than 60 million riders on 40 lines reported in 2024.