Overview
- Ositrán finalized the transfer TUUA at US$10.05 for international connections and US$6.32 for domestic, amounts that exclude IGV; the domestic application is suspended until January 2026.
- Lima Airport Partners plans to begin charging on December 7 for international transfers, with payments enabled at airport modules and via web and mobile as ticket inclusion remains under negotiation.
- Airlines and tourism associations announced legal challenges to the tariff and warned it could erode Lima’s competitiveness as a regional hub.
- Indecopi will supervise that airlines and LAP provide clear, visible and timely information to passengers and that collection mechanisms are fully operational.
- The Comptroller is auditing the addendum that introduced the fee with a report due December 1, while President José Jerí convened stakeholders and signaled potential compensation options with an announcement expected next week.