South America

Flying to and from Peru

Peru has 4 airports in our coverage, led by Lima Jorge Chávez (LIM) with 60 nonstop destinations. Between them they reach 19 other countries nonstop and 21 domestic airports. The most connected are United States (6 airports) and Brazil (5).

Airports in Peru, with international routes from LIM.

Airports in Peru

  • LIMLima Jorge ChávezLima · warm Jan–Apr60 destinations
  • CUZCusco Alejandro Velasco AsteteCusco6 destinations
  • CIXChiclayo Capitán FAP José A. Quiñones GonzálezChiclayo3 destinations
  • IQTIquitos Coronel FAP Francisco Secada VignettaIquitos3 destinations

Where Peru connects nonstop

United States 6 · Brazil 5 · Argentina 4 · Colombia 3 · Mexico 2 · Ecuador 2 · Canada 2 · Spain 2 · Dominican Republic 2 · Bolivia 2 · Chile 2 · France 1 · Panama 1 · Netherlands 1 · Paraguay 1 · Aruba 1 · Jamaica 1 · Uruguay 1 · Costa Rica 1

Airlines with the most routes in Peru

Based in Peru: LATAM Airlines Peru, Sky Airline Peru, Star Perú.

Busiest routes from Peru

RouteNonstop airlinesFlights a weekCheapest fare found
Lima to Buenos Aires LIM–EZEJetSmart Argentina, LATAM Airlines Ecuador, LATAM Airlines Peru, Sky Airline Peru15$115
Lima to Montevideo LIM–MVDLATAM Airlines Peru, Sky Airline Peru8$149
Lima to Santiago LIM–SCLJetSmart, LATAM Airlines, LATAM Airlines Peru, Sky Airline, Sky Airline Peru1$82

Flights a week each way, all airlines, from tracked flights over the last 28 days. Fares are the cheapest one-way found for the coming months.

Flying in Peru: frequently asked questions

What is the main airport in Peru?

Lima Jorge Chávez (LIM) in Lima, with 60 nonstop destinations. Peru has 4 airports with scheduled flights in our coverage.

How many countries can you fly to nonstop from Peru?

19, most of all United States (6 airports), Brazil (5 airports) and Argentina (4 airports).

Which airlines fly the most routes in Peru?

LATAM Airlines Peru (52 routes), Sky Airline Peru (24 routes) and Star Perú (11 routes).

What is the busiest route from Peru?

Lima to Buenos Aires (LIM–EZE), with about 15 flights a week each way in the last 28 days of tracked flights.

Counts come from airport destination tables (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) matched on Wikidata; charter flights excluded. How we source routes.