Investing in Peru
August 2026
For decades, Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport was a bottleneck. A single runway, a terminal built for a fraction of its actual traffic, and a reputation among travelers as one of the most stressful airports in Latin America. That era is ending.
The new Jorge Chávez terminal — built by Lima Airport Partners with a $1.5 billion investment — is the largest infrastructure project in Peru's history. It adds a second runway, a new international terminal with 42 boarding bridges, and capacity to handle 30 million passengers per year, up from the current 12 million. It's designed to be one of the premier aviation hubs in South America...
