📋 Tender Overview
Sustained growth in air transport reflects economic recovery, the boost in tourism and confidence in the services managed by CORPAC.More than 33.4 million people traveled by air in Peru between January and September of this year, which represents a growth of 6.7% compared to the same period in 2024, when 31.4 million passengers were transported.
The figure also exceeds pre-pandemic levels by 12%, recorded in 2019, the year in which 29.8 million travelers used air travel to travel within the country or abroad.
If this pace is maintained, Peru will close 2025 with more than 45 million passengers transported, on flights managed by the Peruvian Airports and Commercial Aviation Corporation (CORPAC), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), which operates with the highest operational safety standards.
The growth in air demand is linked to the economic recovery, which according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru would reach 3.2% this year, as well as the expansion of tourism and the greater competitiveness of the air market, driven by promotions and offers from airlines operating in the country.
In 2024, the airway was used by 42.3 million people, while in 2019 just over 40 million travelers did so.
Regarding air operations, between January and September, 354,839 flights were registered, an increase of 4% compared to the same period in 2024, when 341,349 operations were recorded nationwide. With this performance, the country could close the year with more than 473,600 flights.
The growth trend in passengers and flights confirms the sustained reactivation of air transport and the consolidation of Peru as a regional connectivity node.
