📋 Tender Overview
With an average of 540 daily operations, air operations take place normally on the two parallel tracks of the new terminal.The Peruvian airport corporation and commercial aviation (CORPAC) reported that, until today at noon, in which the first 60 hours of reopening 34 days of the official start of operations of the New Jorge Chavez International Airport, a totally managed a total of 18,360 air operations, between takeoffs and landings, without registering inconvenience, have been fulfilled.
With an average of 540 daily operations, between landings and takeoffs, the aircraft have used the new airport facilities for the shipment and disembarkation of the passengers, with the exception of the few military and police flights that leave and reach their respective air bases.
During these first 34 days, Corpacs technical and operational staff has demonstrated a high level of adaptability and professionalism by precisely managing each air operation within the framework of a completely renewed infrastructure such as the new control tower. In this way, air traffic controllers and specialists in air navigation services have effectively responded to the new challenges involved in operating in a more complex and modern airport and with growing air operations.
The proper training received and constant training have allowed the highest quality standards in air navigation services, in addition to the equipment and technology implemented in the new control tower, which are allowing to manage air operations with total safety.
In this way, Corpac reaffirms its commitment to aeronautical security throughout the national territory and with the modernization of their equipment and technologies to continue providing air navigation services of the highest quality, so that the millions of passengers traveling by air can do so with the peace of mind that the Peruvian skies are in good hands.
