Overview
- Police announced a 4,000-officer deployment for the farewell mass at Base Aérea Las Palmas with 600 agents posted across 16 entry gates to control entry and crowd flow.
- Organizers require a ticket with a QR code plus an official ID for admission and have assigned blocks, doors, and entry times to stagger arrivals.
- The Ministry of Defense confirmed two Air Force combat aircraft will escort the pope into Peruvian airspace and that the pontiff will have an aircraft fitted as a medical clinic.
- Medical teams are prepositioned for the visit with EsSalud sending high-complexity ambulances and care points in Cusco while on-site emergency posts will support the Lima events.
- The pope will land in Lima on Wednesday, November 11, hold a youth vigil at the Estadio Nacional on Thursday, November 12 with free Teleticket entry, and celebrate the farewell mass at Las Palmas on Monday, November 16, all under no-camping and strict item bans to reduce risks.