📋 Tender Overview
The service is consolidated as a pillar of public transportation, because it is safe, efficient and economical.AeroDirecto, the service that has established itself as the main transportation alternative for entry and exit from the Jorge Chavez International Airport, reached a new milestone by exceeding two million users transferred in just over six months of operation, since the beginning of its white march.
The achievement reflects the significance of AeroDirecto as an efficient and economical public transportation service, which interconnects with different districts of Lima, through 50 modern buses, facilitating entry and exit from the air terminal.
We have established the necessary conditions for operators to access formal routes and work in better conditions through the delivery of enabling titles. Thanks to these titles, several AeroDirecto operators have been able to acquire a modern fleet, said the executive president of the Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU), David Hernandez.
As part of this process, various transport companies have obtained the renewal of their routes for five years, with the possibility of extending them up to 13 years if they replace their fleet with CNG units, and up to 19 years if they migrate towards hybrid or electric technologies, contributing to a more modern, sustainable transport system oriented towards the continuous improvement of the service.
AeroDirecto: modernity, efficiency and a new standard
AeroDirecto units allow payment of the ticket both with a digital wallet and in cash. In addition, they offer a comfortable trip, with space for luggage, and several of them have video surveillance cameras and low floors, which guarantee greater accessibility.
Routes of the six AeroDirecto routes:
1.-AeroDirecto Norte: part of the Tupac Amaru whereabouts, located in the district of Los Olivos. Walk along Naranjal, Canta Callao, Elmer Faucett and Morales Duarez avenues until you reach the new air terminal.
2.-AeroDirecto Sur: starts at the Galerias Brasil location, continues through La Paz and Venezuela and then through Morales Duarez to the airport.
3.-AeroDirecto Centro: begins at the Plaza San Martin whereabouts and runs along Nicolas de Pierola, Oscar R. Benavides, Elmer Faucett, Quilca, and Morales Duarez avenues, until reaching the airport.
4.-AeroDirecto Quilca (Callao): starts on Quilca Avenue, continues along Faucett and Morales Duarez to the new airport.
5.-AeroDirecto Ventanilla: travel along Nestor Gambeta Avenue, take Faucett and Morales Duarez towards the new terminal.
6. AeroDirecto Terminal Norte: starts at the Galeria San Lazaro location, located in the Independencia district. Continue along the Mega Plaza bus stop, moving to the Gran Plaza Norte land terminal. The route continues along Universitaria Avenue, Jose Granda and Peru Avenue, in the San Martin de Porres district, until reaching Morales Duarez Avenue, in Callao.
Lima, November 21, 2025
