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Through Corpac has been invested until July more than S/ 90 million, a figure that exceeds the entire annual budget execution registered since 2005The Ministry of Transport and Communications, through the Peruvian Corporation of Airports and Commercial Aviation (CORPAC), plans to invest in 2025 more than S/ 190 million in airport and air navigation equipment, the highest amount executed in that area in the last 20 years.
This was announced by the president of the Corpac Board of Directors, Tabata Vivanco, in a meeting with representatives of public and private entities, in which he announced the progress of investments and the main projects in the air navigation services and airports in charge of the entity.
Among the most important aspects that, at the end of July 2025, more than S/ 90 million have been invested, a figure that exceeds the entire annual budget execution registered since 2005. Compared, during 2024 only S/ 18 million were allocated to these items, less than a tenth of what will be invested this year.
These Corpac advances are part of the policy promoted by the Minister of Transportation and Communications, Cesar Sandoval, who has prioritized the modernization of airport infrastructure and the strengthening of air navigation as axes to improve the connectivity and competitiveness of the country.
Among the work already completed, are the maintenance of the airports of Jauja, Caballococha and Puerto Esperanza. In the next few days the work will end at Jaen airport and this week they will start at Tingo Maria.
Also, in the coming weeks the emergency maintenance works will begin in the pavements of the threshold of the track of the Cusco airport, without interrupting air operations.
At the Jorge Chavez International Airport, key projects are being developed such as the installation of a new system of lights on the old track, optical fiber, monopulso secondary radar, aeronautical communication and messaging system and surface surveillance.
Additionally, as part of the ILS/DME RadioAyudas Systems Systems Systems for the Arequipa, Chiclaya, Iquitos, Tacna, Tarapoto and Trujillo and Trujillo Radio Administration and Trujillo and Luminous Aids for those of Puerto Maldonado, Talara, Tarapoto and Tumbes.
Similarly, the installation of AWOS weather equipment equipment for the air terminals of Chiclayo, Pisco, Tarapoto and Trujillo, as well as VSAT communications for those of Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Ayacucho, Iquitos, Talara and Cajamarca.
At the meeting held at the Corpac headquarters, the representatives of the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics of the MTC, of the Supervisory Agency for the Investment in Public Use Transport Investment (Ositran), Promperu and the Provincial Municipality of Callao. Also the Lima Aiport Partners (LAP) concession companies, airports of Peru (ADP) and Andean airports of Peru (AAP). In addition, of the Airlines Latam Airlines and Iberia, as well as the International Association of Air Transport (IATA), the Association of International Air Transport Companies (Aetai) and the Chamber of Commerce of Lima.
