Lima Airport Live Arrivals
Lima Airport Arrivals Information
Lima Airport, also known as Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM), has one terminal that serves passengers on short and long-haul flights.
Arrivals at Lima Airport are located on the ground floor, with the domestic and international Arrivals Halls sitting side-by-side. Stay in the loop about today’s and tomorrow’s Lima Airport Arrivals with our live tracker for all inbound flights.
Operating airlines: Aero Transporte S.A., Aerolineas Argentinas, Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air Europa Líneas Aéreas, Air France, Air Transat, American Airlines, Arajet, Avianca, Avior, Boliviana de Aviación, Copa Airlines, Delta, Iberia, JetBlue Airways, JetSmart, KLM, LATAM Airlines, Plus Ultra, Sky Airline, Spirit, Star Peru, Taca International, United Airlines, Volaris, and Wingo.
Arriving at Lima Airport
After you deplane from the aircraft at Lima Airport, you’ll arrive at passport control promptly by following the overhead signage. Depending on your nationality and where you’re arriving from, you’ll need to present any relevant documentation here, such as passports and visas.
If you’re coming from another destination in Peru, you’ll skip immigration and continue toward the Baggage Reclaim area. Once here, check the carousel number assigned to your flight and collect your luggage before proceeding to the Lima Airport Arrivals pick up area.
Anyone arriving with goods to declare must clear Customs first, while those with nothing to declare can go straight to the Arrivals Hall.
Lima Airport Transport
The quickest way to get from Lima Airport to the city centre or destination of your choice is to take a taxi. Several licensed cab companies operate from Lima Airport Arrivals and can take you to your specific drop-off point within around 30 minutes, depending on the traffic. Another option is to pre-book an airport taxi with Welcome Pickups and travel comfortably with an English-speaking driver in a modern vehicle.
Aside from taking a taxi or private transfer, the only way to reach Lima city centre from Lima Airport is to take a Combi. These are shared minivans that run services from the Arrivals Hall, but they don’t work off a timetable and are usually extremely cramped, with little room for luggage.
If you’re heading to the tourist-friendly Miraflores district and want to take public transport, you can hop on the Airport Express Lima shuttle bus. With this option, you’ll arrive in about 55 minutes. These buses depart hourly from directly in front of Lima Airport Arrivals between 07:00 and 22:00, stopping at four points in the Miraflores district.
What to do in Arrivals at Lima Airport?
When you reach Lima Airport Arrivals, you’ll find a range of different facilities on-site, including currency exchange kiosks, car rental stands, and complimentary WiFi. If you want to grab some food at Lima Airport Arrivals, there are plenty of options to enjoy a meal or snack from the various cafes and fast-food joints. Shops at Lima Airport Arrivals are limited, though it’s just a short walk from some of the airport stores and boutiques that are open to the public.
You can check out our Lima Airport Guide for a more detailed overview of the available amenities.
Lima Airport Arrivals Parking
When parking at Lima Airport, you’ll have a choice between the short and long-term car parks. Both are close to the terminal building and just a short walk away.
The short-term car park is the best area for pickups from Lima Airport Arrivals, and it’s also a practical option for drop-offs and stays of just a few days. The first 45 minutes will cost €1.30 (PEN 5.20), though the final cost will depend on how long you plan to stay.
For longer stays, the long-term car park will be more suitable, costing around €19.50 (PEN 79) for the first day and €17 (PEN 69) for every additional day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Arrivals at Lima Airport?
Arrivals at Lima Airport is situated on the ground floor of the terminal building.