Airport Dimensions, operator of The Club VIP lounge at Jorge Chávez International Airport, has opened a new domestic departures lounge at the facility, expanding its premium travel portfolio at the Lima site.
Domestic flights account for approximately 60% of total passenger traffic at Jorge Chávez, with the airport welcoming 7.38 million domestic passengers in the first half of 2026. According to Airport Dimensions’ Airport Experiences 2026 (AX26) research, 62% of travelers are willing to pay for upgraded airport services and experiences.
The new lounge accommodates more than 200 guests, with dedicated spaces to work, relax and recharge, along with family-friendly amenities. Its food and beverage selection draws on Peru’s local culinary traditions, while the interior design is inspired by the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, incorporating vibrant colors, rich textures and organic patterns.
The opening adds to Airport Dimensions’ existing presence at Jorge Chávez, which includes VIP lounges, sleep services and a recently launched Priority Lane.
Giorgio Benza, vice president for Latin America at Airport Dimensions, said, “As traveler expectations continue to evolve across Latin America, we’re working closely with airport partners to create experiences that travelers genuinely value. The opening of our domestic departures lounge at the new Jorge Chávez International Airport marks an important milestone in our partnership and reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional airport experiences.”
Norbert Onkelbach, chief commercial officer at Lima Airport, said, “At LAP, we are committed to providing passengers with the best-possible travel experience, enhancing connectivity and positioning Peru as a leading hub for aviation, logistics and commercial services in the region. Our partnership with Airport Dimensions plays a key role in delivering a more comprehensive and differentiated passenger experience. The addition of the new lounge for domestic departures responds directly to a service that our passengers have been asking for. It also strengthens the airport’s premium offering, supports local employment and contributes to the growth of the airport ecosystem and the broader economy.”
Jorge Chávez currently connects Peru to 62 destinations – 43 international and 19 domestic – through 22 airlines. The airport is projected to handle 26.5 million passengers by the end of 2026.
The Club is accessible to Priority Pass and LoungeKey members regardless of airline or ticket class.
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