Airport Dimensions and Lima Airport have unveiled a new domestic departures lounge at Jorge Chávez International Airport, marking a significant step in the airport's transformation and expanding Airport Dimensions' premium travel offerings in Latin America. The lounge caters to the growing demand for premium travel experiences, with domestic passengers making up approximately 60% of the airport's traffic.

The new facility accommodates over 200 guests, offering dedicated spaces for work, relaxation, and recharging. It features a curated food and beverage selection inspired by Peru's local flavours and an interior design reflecting the country's biodiversity. The lounge is part of a broader expansion of premium services at the airport, which includes VIP lounges, sleep services, and a recently launched Priority Lane.

Giorgio Benza, Vice President, Latin America at Airport Dimensions, stated, “As traveller expectations continue to evolve across Latin America, we’re working closely with airport partners to create experiences that travellers genuinely value.” Norbert Onkelbach, Chief Commercial Officer at Lima Airport, added, “Our partnership with Airport Dimensions plays a key role in delivering a more comprehensive and differentiated passenger experience.”

The airport, connecting Peru to 62 destinations, is projected to handle 26.5 million passengers by the end of 2026. The new lounge, located in the domestic departures area, is accessible to Priority Pass and LoungeKey members, regardless of airline or ticket class. This development underscores Lima Airport's commitment to enhancing connectivity and positioning Peru as a leading aviation hub

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