What are the main airlines inside of Peru? (Opinion about airlines in Peru).What are the main airlines inside of Peru? (Opinion about airlines in Peru).


What are the main airlines inside of Peru? (Opinion about airlines in Peru).

Peru is a country undergoing rapid economic and tourist development, and in recent years has seen exponential growth in its domestic and international air travel.

The airlines that caught our attention are the following:

Star Perú
This Peruvian-owned airline, which began operations in Peru in 1998, offers flights mainly to northern Peru, with a main hub in Lima, and operates with BAE-brand aircraft.

Latam - Perú
Undoubtedly the largest airline in South America, Latam - Perú has the largest fleet in Peru and flies to most of the country's airports. It also flies direct from Lima to Madrid and the USA.

Viva Air Peru
This low-cost airline serves several destinations throughout Peru, offering competitive fares for travelers looking for economical options.

Sky Airline Peru
Another low-cost airline operating in Peru, offering domestic flights to several destinations at affordable prices.

Jetsmart
The latest low-cost airline to arrive in Peru.

ATSA
A regional airline serving mainly smaller, less-frequented destinations throughout Peru.


Peruvian airlines and their IATA codes

  • STARPERU                     2I
  • LAN – PERU                   LP
  • ATSA                               4A
  • Viva Air Peru                   VV
  • Sky Airline Peru               H8



Example of travels and flying time in Peru

Travels                                        Flying time
Lima / Cusco                            1h15 minutes
Lima / Arequipa                        1h30 minutes
Lima / Juliaca                           1h40 minutes
Lima / Trujillo                            1h10 minutes
Lima / Chiclayo                         1h30 minutes
Lima / Iquitos                            1h50 minutes
Cusco / Puerto-Maldonado    30 minutes

Warning:
Information not exhaustive.

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