Lima, Lima Region

For a domestic departure, be at the airline counter two hours before your flight — the airport’s own example: an 08:00 flight to Cusco means arriving by 06:00. A new island of 30 self-service kiosks opened in March 2026, bringing the terminal to 123 check-in kiosks in total (120 regular counters plus 3 for oversized baggage).

Braille signage, a tactile floor route, electric courtesy carts, family restrooms and alternative ramps/lifts run through the whole building — the airport calls itself the first in Peru with terminal-wide accessibility. Free help at the Information Modules: Peruvian sign language, wheelchair and stroller loans, sunflower lanyards, and extra time to disembark via the Fast Lane at Gate 2, Floor 3.

For an international departure, be at the airline counter three hours before your flight — the airport’s own example: an 08:00 flight means arriving by 05:00.

Priority Lane, on Level 3 (landside), between check-in islands F and G, validates boarding pass, TUUA and passport before a dedicated security lane — but not immigration, which still follows the standard queue. Open to Priority Pass members and for sale to anyone.

Same terminal-wide accessibility as the rest of the building: braille signage, tactile route, electric carts and free assistance at the Information Modules.