Overview
- The Transport Ministry said passengers connecting only on domestic itineraries at Jorge Chávez will not be charged the TUUA transfer fee.
- The TUUA for international transfers took effect on December 7 for travelers arriving from abroad who remain inside the terminal and continue to another country.
- La República reports the international transfer tariff at US$11.86 per passenger through 2030, while the US$7.46 domestic transfer fee approved by Ositran will not be collected.
- Lima Airport Partners has enabled online platforms, mobile agents, and in-person modules to process payments from eligible international transfer passengers.
- ASPEC’s president calls the charge contractual and urges renegotiation or official scrutiny, noting airlines warn the fee could erode Lima’s competitiveness as a hub.