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Case Study: Hi Ebony
Hi Ebony,

Our job is to make sure that Uber is available to as many riders as possible. Yes, you are allowed to drop off on airports but unable to pick up riders. Please be reminded that you are not allowed to pick up riders on airport. But you may accept rides going to airport because you are allowed to drop off riders there.

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