Peru: Jorge Chávez operator warns capacity at risk without state coordination on access works

Lima Airport Partners (LAP) warns that Jorge Chávez International Airport, handling 25.5 million passengers annually, may not reach full capacity unless the state accelerates complementary infrastructure—regional airports, access roads, and mass transit. The warning highlights a coordination gap between private airport operations and public investment, potentially limiting growth and connectivity. The outcome depends on whether the Peruvian government aligns its infrastructure timeline with the airport's expansion.