LAP proposes to reduce the TUUA for international connection

Lima Airport Partners proposal to reduce TUUA passenger connection rate for international flights at Lima Peru airport

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LAP proposes to reduce the BRING IT international connection in Lima from of $10.05 + IGV a $6.40 + IGV per passenger and incorporate it in the air ticket.

With the purpose of contributing to a comprehensive solution that strengthens the connectivity of the Peru and improve the passenger travel experience, Lima Airport Partners (LAP) proposes to reduce the Unified Rate for Airport Use (BRING IT) International Transfer of US$10.05 + IGV a US$6.40 + VAT per passenger, which represents a decrease of more than a third of the current rate established by OSITRAN.

This proposal implies a relevant economic effort on the part of LAP, aimed at generating a balanced solution for the benefit of passengers who make international connections in the Jorge Chavez Airport. in addition, proposes incorporating the fare into the air ticket, in line with practices widely used in the industry, which will eliminate in-person payment during the transfer process and make the passenger experience simpler and more efficient.

The TUUA could be lowered in Lima

“The proposal we propose seeks to put the passenger at the center, simplifying your travel experience and eliminating unnecessary friction in the connection process. At the same time, reaffirms our commitment to the development of connectivity in Peru, promoting conditions that encourage new routes, higher frequencies and greater competitiveness of the country as hub airport services, logistics and commercial for the region”, said Juan José Salmón, general manager of Lima Airport Partners.

The initiative is part of a comprehensive proposal based on shared commitments between the airport and the airlines, aimed at strengthening commercial aviation in the Peru. These commitments include the development of new routes, the increase in frequencies and a greater operational presence in Lima, generating more connection alternatives for travelers.

Although so far the proposal has not been accepted by the airlines, LAP reaffirms its full willingness to dialogue and its confidence in reaching agreements that prioritize a better experience for passengers, strengthening the country's connectivity and efficient use of the available airport infrastructure. Until the proposal is accepted and implemented, and the fare is not incorporated into the air ticket, In-person payment will continue to exist during your connection, process that this initiative seeks to eliminate.

Currently, more than 93% of passengers using the Jorge Chavez International Airport they do it for direct flights (origin-destination), Meanwhile he 7% corresponds to connecting passengers. During the first half of the year, International passengers with direct flights from Lima grew by 5.2%. Currently, The airport connects Peru with 62 Destinations (43 international and 19 nationals), through the operation of 23 airlines. For the closure of 2026, is projected to reach the 26.5 million passengers transported.

From the beginning of the concession until April 2026, LAP has delivered US$ to the Peruvian State 3,853 million under the concession contract, consolidating itself as a strategic partner for the country. In operational terms, for each 100 soles that the company receives, the 52% goes to the state Peruvian. Only for the year 2026, A US $ contribution is projected 277 millions.

In parallel, LAP has made accumulated investments of US$ 2,574 million since the beginning of the concession, aimed at the development and modernization of airport infrastructure, contributing to the sustainable growth of air transport in the Peru.

LAP reaffirms its willingness to continue working in an articulated manner with the authorities of the new government and with all actors in the sector, with the aim of promoting solutions that strengthen the country's connectivity, promote the development of air transport and consolidate the Jorge Chavez International Airport as one of the main hubs of services and businesses in South America.

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