He AirportJorge Chavez Internationallocated in Lima, Peru, began operations in December 1965 and to date has registered thousands of air operations, positioning itself as the main air terminal in the country.
He last june The new passenger terminal was inaugurated there, whose modern architecture stands out for the optimization of boarding procedures and the increase in passenger capacity.
As one of the largest airports in Latin America and with him higher passenger volume In Peru, the status of the various arrival and departure flights that occur on the site is updated daily.
For that reason, we provide you with updated data about canceled or delayed flights at Jorge Chávez International Airport, until 6:00 a.m. on November 5.
Flight number: LA1426
Destination: Quito
Airline: LATAM Airlines1
Hour: 01:27
Flight status: delayed
Flight number: IB6480
Destination: Quito
Airline: Iberia Airlines
Hour: 01:27
Flight status: delayed
Jorge Chávez International Airport establishes a specific list of items that passengers cannot transport in their hand luggage or checked luggage, in order to guarantee safety during the trip. These prohibited objects include firearms, replicas and toy weapons that could be confused with real weapons, as well as any type of ammunition and explosives.
Flammable substances such as liquid fuels, gas, lighters and aerosols that could put the integrity of the aircraft at risk are also prohibited. The transport of dangerous, corrosive or toxic chemical substances is limited, such as acids, batteries with corrosive liquids, poisons or biological materials. Sharp objects, such as razors, knives, scissors, razor blades, tools capable of causing serious injuries and sports equipment with sharp edges, cannot be carried in the cabin either.
Other restricted items include stun devices (irritant or neutralizing gases, self-defense aerosols), vehicle braking systems or airbags, fireworks, flares, and any pyrotechnic materials. Passengers should pay attention to these regulations before packing their luggage, as any attempt to carry these items may result in their confiscation, penalties or delays at airport controls.
This regulation applies to both carry-on and checked baggage and responds to international security guidelines adopted by the airport to protect travelers, staff and aircraft.
To travel by plane within Peru, Peruvian passengers must present the National Identity Document (DNI) as the main requirement. In case of loss or theft, adult passengers can prove their identity at airport security controls using an expired DNI, driver’s license, passport or the original and current RENIEC Registration Form (C-4), as stipulated by the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC).
For minors, in situations of lost or stolen documents, it is possible to pass security checks using an expired DNI, passport, the original and current RENIEC Registration Form (C-4), or the original and current birth certificate. These provisions are exclusive for Peruvian citizens and do not apply to foreign passengers.
