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Sky Airline aircraft left Jorge Chavez airport at 6:53 a.m. And 7:24 a.m. Intervened infrastructure resisted the arrival of Airbus 320n.The Peruvian Corporation of Airports and Commercial Aviation (CORPAC) confirmed that today, at 7:24 a.m., the first commercial flight to the Francisco Carle de Jauja airport arrived, after being reopened on Friday, July 4, zero hours after three months of having been in maintenance.
As the airline had confirmed on the eve, Sky Airlines flight took off from Jorge Chavez International Airport at 6:53 a.m. With the city of Jauja, in the department of Junin. After the landing and shipping process of passengers, luggage and cargo, the aircraft took off at 8:05 a.m. of the Jaujino terminal.
In this way, the most important airport in the Central Sierra del Peru receives commercial flights again after three months of intense works, whose quality standards were validated by the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC), which has been permanently supervising the works in execution.
The areas intervened in the maintenance works, including the landing floor, the turn area and the aircraft parking platform, resisted the arrival of the Sky Airline Airbus 320N, its route and its parking lot so that the passengers can go down and upload.
To this day there are seven flights received at the Jauja airport, of which six were military, four of them Air Force aircraft (FAP) and two helicopters of the Peruvian army, and the latter of Sky Airline.
All aircraft landed and took off without inconvenience at the Jauja airport, which from zero hours on Friday, July 4, is operational and open to receive any type of commercial, military and private flights after obtaining the validations of the aeronautical authority.
It should be remembered that Latam Airlines continues the sale of tickets from Lima to Jauja and vice versa to start its flights on Friday, July 18.
