Airport spokeswoman Linda Hughes said she could not confirm Uber’s announcement but that more details would be released Friday morning.
The city of Dayton is seeking a single provider for taxi service at the airport, but said ride-sharing companies, such as Uber and Lyft, would continue to operate.
Proposals from taxi companies are due by Dec. 14.
About 11 taxicab companies are licensed to operate at the airport terminals, and many drivers have spoken out against the city’s plan. Airport officials have said the single provider would make ground transportation more reliable, convenient and consistent for travelers.
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