TUUA International: LAP Reduces Tariff Proposal, but Airlines Maintain Refusal to Charge
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International TUUA: LAP reduces tariff proposal, but airlines keep refusing to charge The conflict over the charging of the Unified Airport Use Rate (TUUA) to passengers on international connection continues without agreement. Lima Airport Partners (LAP) noted that the airlines have not accepted their new proposal to reduce the amount of the tariff and maintain their position of not assuming this charge. Juan José Salmón,... Read more » This art…
Juan José Salmón, CEO of LAP, said that for the moment there is no date for a next meeting with the new minister of the MTC. He answers about the fall of connecting passengers in the Lima air terminal.
Within the framework of the World Airport Assembly (WAGA 2026), which is held in the Peruvian capital, the conflict over the Unified Airport Use Tariff (TUUA) for passengers on international transfer at Jorge Chávez International Airport remains open. During the event, Juan José Salmón, CEO of Lima Airport Partners (LAP), addressed the current state of negotiations with airlines and the government, detailing the concessionaire’s proposal to unsc…
The dealer proposed to reduce the charge from US$10.05 to US$6.40 plus IGV per passenger and that it be included in the ticket price. According to LAP CEO Juan José Salmón, discussions continued with the new government, but airlines maintain their position of not accepting payment.
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