Overview
- LAP says the executive-aviation terminal will span about 2,000 m² in the former domestic baggage area and include a hangar, with an estimated investment of US$10 million.
- The rest of the old terminal and adjacent parking is being evaluated for warehouses, retail, a large convention center or maintenance facilities, supported by the planned nearby Metro Line 4 station.
- Phase 1B of the new Jorge Chávez terminal was delivered in mid-February, bringing two runways, 44 jet bridges, expanded aircraft stands and upgraded baggage and hand-luggage screening equipment.
- LAP reports US$3.722 billion transferred to the State over its concession and notes private investment agreements including a nearly 7,000 m² cargo warehouse awarded to COSCO Shipping and Anjun, with about US$50 million in logistics spending planned for 2026.
- Negotiations with the Transport Ministry on the suspended domestic TUUA continue, with the waiver committed through late March and LAP seeking roughly US$3 per domestic passenger in compensation.