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During a meeting with representatives of airlines and airport sector associations, information was also provided on the use of e-gates. During a meeting with representatives of airlines and airport sector associations, the National Superintendence of Immigration announced pre-registration, a tool that will allow travelers to speed up their immigration control at the new Jorge Chavez International Airport using electronic gates (e-gates).
The aforementioned system, which will be enabled in the next few days, can be used by adults who are: Peruvians with a valid electronic passport, or foreigners residing in Peru, who have a Foreigners Card and a valid electronic passport. In this way, users will be able to quickly pass through the 19 latest generation e-gates installed in the new air terminal. It is important to note that people traveling with minors must always use the conventional immigration control modules.
At the meeting called Collaborative Dialogue, representatives of the airlines, as well as of the airport sector unions and the Center for Better Citizen Service (MAC), expressed their willingness to join forces and collaborate so that users know the technological tools that will allow them to speed up their immigration control.
Likewise, information was provided on the use of e-gates (electronic doors), as well as the kiosks installed in the new Jorge Chavez, where users will also be able to pre-register. In addition, the scope of the General Monitoring and Immigration Security Center was presented, which will be available to strengthen immigration control.
The national superintendent, Armando Garcia, highlighted the collaboration of all participants and the joint work in favor of users. From the immigration point of view, we want the passenger who arrives at the new Jorge Chavez to have a fast and safe experience when passing through the control. We are making every effort to facilitate this process and guarantee, at the same time, security, he said.
The activity was attended by the director of Borders, General PNP, Carlo Enrique Mori, the head of the OCN - Interpol Lima, Colonel PNP Jorge Maguino, the director of the Association of International Air Transport Companies, Carlos Gutierrez Laguna, the executive of Public Affairs of Lima Airport Partners, Cesar Cornejo, the undersecretary of Quality of Services of the Secretariat of Public Management of the PCM, Mariana Llona Rosa, among other representatives of the airlines and unions of the sector.
It should be noted that the collaborative dialogue with the airport sector represents a key opportunity to jointly strengthen the operation in the new air terminal, promoting collaborative actions to speed up the transit of passengers, reduce crowds and guarantee an efficient and safe service.
