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Connecting Peru's cities with affordable air travel.
Founded
2008
Headquarters
Lima, Peru
Peruvian Airlines was a Peruvian low-cost carrier that operated domestic and some international routes, primarily serving destinations across Peru. The airline positioned itself as an affordable alternative for travelers within the country, competing with other regional carriers.
The airline faced significant financial difficulties and operational challenges over the years. In 2019, Peruvian Airlines suspended its operations after the Peruvian civil aviation authority DGAC revoked its operating certificate due to financial and safety concerns, effectively ending its service.
At its peak, Peruvian Airlines served key Peruvian cities including Lima, Cusco, Arequipa, Juliaca, and Tarapoto, providing connectivity to both major urban centers and more remote regions of the country.
Hubs & network
Peruvian Airlines operated primarily out of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, with additional routes connecting regional airports across Peru.
Fleet
Peruvian Airlines operated a fleet consisting mainly of Boeing 737 aircraft for its domestic and limited international routes.
Notable facts
- ›Peruvian Airlines suspended operations in October 2019 after its operating certificate was revoked.
- ›The airline served several remote Peruvian destinations not well covered by larger carriers.
- ›It operated as a low-cost carrier targeting budget-conscious domestic travelers.
- ›Financial instability was a recurring issue throughout the airline's operational history.
- ›The airline also operated some international routes to neighboring South American countries.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Jorge Chávez International AirportLIM · 6 rtsRodríguez Ballón International AirportAQP · 2 rtsCoronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International AirportIQT · 2 rtsCap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International AirportPCL · 2 rtsAlejandro Velasco Astete International AirportCUZ · 1 rtsPAF Captain Guillermo Concha Iberico International AirportPIU · 1 rts
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Route network
AQP → LIM737
AQP → TCQ737
CUZ → LIM737
IQT → LIM737
IQT → PCL737
LIM → AQP737
LIM → CUZ737
LIM → IQT737
LIM → PCL737
LIM → PIU737
LIM → TPP737
PCL → IQT737
PCL → LIM737
PIU → LIM737
TCQ → AQP737
TPP → LIM737
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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