📋 Tender Overview
The airline returns to Peru after two years, with operations between December 2025 and March 2026, driven by the growing attractiveness of the Peruvian marketInformative Note 1578 - 25
Air Canada restarted its operations in Peru with the Lima-Toronto and Lima-Montreal routes, which will operate from December 5, 2025 to March 28, 2026, with two weekly frequencies per route. The airline, which returns to the country after two years, plans to definitively resume these flights starting in October or November 2026, which reflects confidence in the dynamism and potential of the Peruvian market.
The routes will be operated with Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, with capacity for 255 passengers distributed in three classes: 20 in Signature Class, 21 in Premium Economy and 214 in Economy. This type of aircraft will allow a modern and comfortable travel experience for passengers transiting between both countries.
The restart of these air connections will strengthen the arrival of Canadian tourists to Peru and facilitate commercial and business exchange, opening new opportunities for key sectors such as services, investment and inbound tourism. Likewise, it will increase connectivity with North America, directly benefiting citizens through greater travel options and new possibilities for economic development.
Along these lines, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to promote actions to promote Peruvian tourism and gastronomy in Canada, through the Embassy and Consulates General of Peru in that country. These initiatives contribute to the positioning of Peru as an attractive and competitive destination, in a fundamental market for tourism and bilateral trade.
The reactivation of Air Canada flights constitutes a significant step in expanding Perus international connectivity and generating tangible benefits for citizens, through more mobility, business and tourism development opportunities.
