Airports & ground services · Peru
Lima Airport Partners
- Region
- Latin America and the Caribbean
- Country
- Peru
- Segment
- Airports & ground services
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://lima-airport.com
- Founded
- 2001
- Employees
- 500-1,000
Lima Airport Partners (LAP) operates as the primary concessionaire for Jorge Chávez International Airport in Peru. The organisation manages the full lifecycle of airport infrastructure, encompassing terminal operations, runway maintenance, and ground handling logistics. Positioned as a critical hub for Andean aviation, it provides the essential ground-side infrastructure required for international commercial traffic, cargo transit, and regional connectivity within the South American market. The consortium is led by Fraport AG as the majority shareholder, operating under a long-term concession agreement with the Peruvian state. The organisation serves a broad range of international flag carriers and low-cost airlines, facilitating operations for major Latin American groups such as LATAM Airlines and Avianca. Its primary developmental focus centers on the comprehensive expansion of the airport site, including the construction of a second runway and a new integrated passenger terminal system. Prospective partners or contractors should verify the current status of the Jorge Chávez International expansion project, as operational timelines and infrastructure availability are subject to ongoing construction phases. Procurement professionals must ensure compliance with Peruvian public-private partnership regulations and Fraport’s global supplier standards. Verification of safety certifications and environmental impact compliance related to the recent terminal upgrades is also recommended.
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