List of Aeroperú destinations

This list includes domestic and international destinations once served by Aeroperú, the flag carrier airline of Peru from 1973 to 1999. Besides a multitude of domestic routes, the network with its hub at Lima's Jorge Chavez International Airport spanned throughout Latin America. At times, cities in the United States were served, too, as well as regional routes out of El Dorado International Airport in Colombia.

City	Country	Airport	Commenced	Ceased	Notes
Buenos Aires	Argentina	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	1974^[1]	1999	First international route
Cochabamba	Bolivia	Jorge Wilstermann International Airport	1996^[2]	1997^[3]
La Paz		El Alto International Airport	1978^[4]	1999
Santa Cruz de la Sierra		Viru Viru International Airport	1994^[5]	1997^[3]
Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Rio de Janeiro/Galeão International Airport	1975^[6]	1997^[3]	Suspended during 1982^[7]^[8]
Sao Paulo	Brazil	Viracopos International Airport Guarulhos International Airport	1975^[6]	1999	Suspended during 1982^[7]^[8]
Santiago	Chile	Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport	1975^[6]	1999
Bogotá	Colombia	El Dorado International Airport	1978^[4] 1994^[5]	1991^[9] 1999	Focus city^[3]
Bucaramanga		Palonegro International Airport	1978^[4] 1996^[2]	1991^[9] 1997^[3]
Cali		Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	1996^[2]	1997^[3]
Saravena		Los Colonizadores Airport	1996^[2]	1997^[3]
Guayaquil	Ecuador	Simón Bolívar International Airport	1975^[6] 1998^[10]	1994^[5] 1999
Quito	Ecuador	Old Mariscal Sucre International Airport	1978^[4] 1993^[11]	1981^[12] 1999
Guatemala City	Guatemala	La Aurora International Airport	1996^[2]	1997^[3]
Cancún	Mexico	Cancún International Airport	1998^[10]	1999
Mexico City	Mexico	Mexico City International Airport	1975^[13]	1999
Panama City	Panama	Tocumen International Airport	1978^[4]	1999	Suspended during 1982^[7]^[8]
Asunción	Paraguay	Silvio Pettirossi International Airport	1978^[4] 1994^[5]	1981^[12] 1997^[3]
Andahuaylas	Peru	Andahuaylas Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Arequipa		Rodríguez Ballón International Airport	1973^[6]	1999
Ayacucho		Coronel FAP Alfredo Mendívil Duarte Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1993^[11]
Cajamarca		Mayor General FAP Armando Revoredo Iglesias Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1981^[12]
Chiclayo		FAP Captain José Abelardo Quiñones González International Airport	1973^[6]	1999	Suspended during the mid-1990s^[2]
Chimbote		Tnte. FAP Jaime Montreuil Morales Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1981^[12]
Cusco		Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport	1973^[6]	1999	Inaugural destination^[15]
Huánuco		Alférez FAP David Figueroa Fernandini Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1991^[9]
Huaraz		Comandante FAP Germán Arias Graziani Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1981^[12]
Iquitos		Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport	1973^[6]	1999
Jauja		Francisco Carle Airport	1976^[16]	1977^[17]
Juanjuí		Juanjuí Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Juliaca		Inca Manco Cápac International Airport	1973^[6]	1999
Lima		Jorge Chavez International Airport	1973^[6]	1999	Hub
Moyobamba		Moyobamba Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Piura		FAP Captain Guillermo Concha Iberico International Airport	1973^[6]	1999
Pucallpa		FAP Captain David Abensur Rengifo International Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Puerto Maldonado		Padre Aldamiz International Airport	1976^[16]	1994^[5]
Rioja		Juan Simons Vela Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1981^[12]
Tacna		Coronel FAP Carlos Ciriani Santa Rosa International Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Talara		Cap. FAP Víctor Montes Arias Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1994^[5]
Tarapoto		Cad. FAP Guillermo del Castillo Paredes Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Tingo María		Tingo María Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1991^[9]
Trujillo		Capitán FAP Carlos Martínez de Pinillos International Airport	1973^[6]	1999
Tumbes		Cap. FAP Pedro Canga Rodríguez Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Yurimaguas		Moisés Benzaquén Rengifo Airport	ca. 1974^[6]	1992^[14]
Los Angeles	United States	Los Angeles International Airport	1975^[6]	1981^[12]	Short-lived relaunch during 1998^[10]
Miami		Miami International Airport	1974^[1]	1998^[10]	Suspended between 1984 and 1985^[18]^[19]
New York City		John F. Kennedy International Airport	1977^[17]	1981^[12]	Short-lived relaunch during 1998^[10]
Caracas	Venezuela	Simón Bolívar International Airport	1977^[17]	1991^[9]	Several short-lived relaunch attempts during the 1990s^[5]^[10]
Maracaibo	Venezuela	La Chinita International Airport	1996^[2]	1997^[3]

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