About LATAM Peru
LAN Peru Airlines, operating today as LATAM Airlines Perú, was established in July 1998 in Lima as a strategic expansion by its parent company, LAN-Chile (now part of LATAM Airlines Group), into the Peruvian aviation market. The airline commenced operations on July 2, 1999, initially focusing on domestic routes from its primary hub at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima to key Peruvian cities such as Cusco and Arequipa. Following the 2012 merger of LAN Airlines and TAM Linhas Aéreas to form LATAM Airlines Group, LAN Perú was rebranded as LATAM Airlines Perú S.A. in May 2016, aligning with the group's unified branding.
LATAM Airlines Perú is the dominant airline in Peru, holding a significant share of the domestic market. It operates an extensive network of scheduled domestic and international services, covering destinations across North, Central, and South America. The airline's fleet primarily consists of Airbus A320-family narrow-body aircraft for short-to-medium haul flights, including the Airbus A319, A320, and A320neo. For longer international routes, the broader LATAM Airlines Group fleet, which LATAM Peru utilizes, includes Boeing 767-300ER, Boeing 787-8, and Boeing 787-9 aircraft.
While LATAM Airlines Group was formerly a member of the Oneworld alliance, it departed from the alliance in May 2020. The group now maintains strong partnerships, notably with Delta Air Lines, and operates with a focus on its extensive Latin American network and bilateral agreements. LATAM offers three main cabin classes: Premium Business (primarily on wide-body aircraft), Premium Economy, and Economy. Premium Economy provides enhanced comfort with wider seats, increased legroom, priority boarding, and upgraded meal services.
Airline facts
Route network
Explore the live route map — click any airport, or pick a hub to focus a base.
Route Network Map
Top destinations
Airports served
Showing 67 airports in the LATAM Peru network.
All routes
100 of 150 routes · sorted by flight frequency. Click a column to sort.