Is Peruvian Airlines Still Flying?
Peruvian Airlines is no longer operating. Here’s what happened and how to find flights on its former domestic Peru routes.
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Peruvian Airlines (formally Peruvian Air Line S.A.) was a Peruvian domestic carrier founded in 2007 and based in Lima, serving as one of the country’s main airlines for a decade. Facing mounting liquidity problems, the airline ceased all operations on October 2, 2019.
Peruvian Airlines Route Network
Peruvian Airlines no longer operates. Its former domestic Peru routes have since been served by other Peruvian carriers, including LATAM Perú, Sky Airline, and Star Perú.
Primary Hub
Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima (LIM) — historical
Peruvian Airlines’ historical hub was Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) in Lima.
Alliance & Partner Airlines
As a defunct airline, Peruvian Airlines has no current alliance or codeshare relationships. Travelers should search under current Peruvian carriers for its former domestic routes.
Baggage, Seating & Onboard Amenities
A quick reference before you pack — always confirm exact allowances on your fare rules at booking, since they vary by route and cabin.
Carry-On & Personal Item
Not applicable — Peruvian Airlines does not currently sell tickets or operate flights.
Checked Baggage
Not applicable — Peruvian Airlines does not currently sell tickets or operate flights.
Excess Baggage Fees
Overweight, oversized, or extra bags typically incur a per-bag fee charged at check-in or online in advance — pre-paying online is usually cheaper than paying at the airport.
Seat Selection & Cabin Classes
Not applicable — Peruvian Airlines does not currently sell tickets or operate flights.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Peruvian Airlines ceased all operations on October 2, 2019, due to ongoing liquidity issues, after serving as one of Peru's domestic carriers since 2009.
Peruvian Airlines' IATA code was P9, with ICAO code PVN.
Peruvian Airlines primarily operated domestic routes within Peru from its Lima base at Jorge Chávez International Airport, along with some regional international service.
The airline faced sustained financial and liquidity difficulties that ultimately made continued operations unsustainable, leading to its shutdown in October 2019.
Other Peruvian domestic carriers, including LATAM Perú and Star Perú, absorbed much of the demand for the routes Peruvian Airlines previously served.
No. Since Peruvian Airlines does not operate flights, you can't book tickets directly with it — be cautious of any outdated third-party listings suggesting otherwise, and search for your route under a current Peruvian carrier instead.
Peruvian Airlines served as one of Peru's main domestic carriers during its operating years but was not formally designated the country's flag carrier; Peru does not currently have a single state-owned flag carrier in that traditional sense.
Search for your origin and destination under LATAM Perú, Sky Airline, or Star Perú, which now cover much of Peru's domestic route network.
There's no indication of an active relaunch plan — the 2019 shutdown due to liquidity issues has remained permanent to date.
Yes, Peru's current domestic market includes LATAM Perú, Sky Airline, and Star Perú, offering a range of price points across the country's main routes.
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Looking for Flights on Peruvian Airlines’ Former Routes?
Peruvian Airlines ceased operations in October 2019. LATAM Perú, Sky Airline, and Star Perú now cover most of its former domestic Peru routes.