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Thanks to the preparation of its staff, the strengthening of its services and its modernization projects, it can face the increase in operationsThe Peruvian Airports and Commercial Aviation Corporation (CORPAC) is prepared to take on the challenge represented by the arrival of new airlines and the increase in national and international operations, thanks to the preparation of its staff, the strengthening of its services, as well as the modernization projects it has been executing in the country.
As announced by the Minister of Transport and Communications, Aldo Prieto Barrera, thanks to the attractiveness of the Peruvian air market, advanced talks are being held with six international airlines interested in starting or expanding operations in the country, among which Fly Level, Turkish Airlines, Emirates and the Lufthansa Group stand out.
In this context, CORPAC is able to provide airport and air navigation services with efficiency and safety in the 17 airports under its management, as well as in the entire Peruvian airspace, where it already provides specialized technical support to airlines that are committed to the growth of Peru as a destination and regional air hub.
Among the works carried out this year by the company are the maintenance of the Francisco Carle de Jauja, Fernando Belaunde Terry de Jaen, Alejandro Velasco Astete Airports in Cusco, Caballococha and Huanuco Airports, where commercial flights have already resumed. In addition, work is being carried out on the landing strip at the Tingo Maria Airport.
Likewise, the installation of the new lighting system on runway 1 of the Jorge Chavez International Airport has been completed with an investment of 40 million dollars and the installation of fiber optics and a new communication system for the control tower of the Jorge Chavez International Airport is in the final phase. A new AMHS aeronautical message system is also being installed and the Radar Control Center and the radar systems of Lima, Cusco, Ayacucho, Talara, Cajamarca, Iquitos, Pucallpa, Ayacucho, Cusco and Arequipa, among others, are being updated.
CORPAC recognizes the importance of this boost for the national economy, tourism and foreign trade, since the arrival of new airlines and the increase in frequencies will significantly contribute to energizing regional markets, generating employment and offering greater connectivity options for Peruvian and foreign passengers.
Likewise, the institution works in coordination with the authorities of the sector and airport operators to ensure that the expansion of routes and frequencies is implemented with the highest standards of efficiency, quality and safety, without affecting operational fluidity in the countrys main airports.
