Why a Keflavík transfer can cost 5.000 ISK
A Flott Taxi driver is booked to drive between Reykjavík and Keflavík Airport. One direction has a passenger in the car. The other has nobody — the same road, the same fuel, the same hour of his day, and no one paying for it. So instead of driving that direction empty, he offers it in the app cheaply and earns something on it.
This is not money off a price we normally charge, and nothing has been left out of the ride to make the number smaller. You are buying a car that was already going where you are going. It is worth understanding, because the same thing explains the one real catch.
The catch is availability. A trip is in the app only while a driver actually has one going. There is no timetable, so if nobody is driving your direction at your hour, there is nothing to book. If you need a car that will definitely be there at a time you choose, that is our ordinary Keflavík Airport transfer — a different service at a different price, on its own page.