La información que usted necesita antes de realizar un viaje. Encuentre todas las respuestas a las preguntas que tiene un pasajero antes de embarcar o desembarcar..



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:: BAGGAGE PICKUP
After deplaning and entering the terminal, passengers should check the information displayed on the monitors located in front of the conveyor belts to determine which one is assigned to their flight and pick up their baggage. Every passenger should check that the ticket number issued to them by the airline in the country of origin matches the ticket number on the baggage they pick up.

:: NATIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF TAX ADMINISTRATION (CUSTOMS)
Customs personnel conduct random inspections. For more information, visit: www.aduanet.gob.pe

:: ANIMALS AND PLANTS
Baggage may be inspected by authorities of the National Institute of Natural Resources (INRENA, in Spanish), a public organization of the Ministry of Agriculture responsible for the use of renewable natural resources and the sustainable management of rural environments and wildlife biodiversity. INRENA is also the entity in charge of issuing authorizations, including export, re-export and import permits, and permits for the internal transport of wild fauna. For more information, call
T: (+511) 517-1850, send questions via e-mail to: inrena.callao@lap.com.pe ,or visit::www.inrena.gob.pe

 

    
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:: CHECK-IN
For domestic flights, LAP recommends that passengers arrive two hours ahead of departure time and proceed to their airline counter with their airline tickets and relevant documentation. Airline personnel will issue a boarding pass marked with the boarding time and gate, weigh and dispatch the passenger’s baggage, and provide each passenger with a receipt to pick up their baggage at their destination.

:: DOCUMENTOS
Domestic passengers must present their National Identity Document (DNI, in Spanish) and foreign passengers their passport. For further details, passengers should consult directly with their airline.

:: BAGGAGE
For warehouse baggage, it is advisable to consult directly with the airline because each company has specific policies for this service.

:: ANIMALS
EThe National Agrarian Health Service (SENASA, in Spanish) is the State entity that authorizes the transport of animals. Information about the necessary requirements to travel with animals is available at the SENASA offices, located at the northern side of the airport terminal or call (+511) 575-1599, e-mail postmaster@senasa.gob.pe, or visit: www.senasa.gob.pe.

:: FEES – Single Fee for Airport Use (TUUA, in Spanish)
After airline check-in and before entering the boarding area, passengers must go to the airport payment teller windows, located on the second level, to pay the fee for using the airport (TUUA). For domestic flights, the fee is US$ 6.82 (taxes included).

:: INTERNATIONAL WARRANT CONTROL (MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR)
Upon payment of the fee (TUUA) at the airport payment teller windows, passengers must go to the International Warrant area, a division of the Peruvian National Police, where their legal status will be verified.

:: SECURITY CHECKPOINT
Passengers will go through the airport security checkpoint, where their carry-on baggage and other belongings will be inspected. To make sure there are no items considered dangerous for flight in the aircraft cabin, in compliance with the ICAO standards, passengers must place their carry-on baggage in the X-ray screening machines and walk through the metal detector arches.

Items that are thrown away will be considered hazardous materials and discarded by the passengers in the security check point. Theses may not be recovered under any circumstance.

:: BOARDING
After passing through the security checkpoint, passengers must wait in the assigned boarding area until boarding their plane. Food and duty-free shops are available in the boarding area.


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