Lima Airport Partners says it is still working towards the goal of starting operations on March 30.

Lima Airport Partners said today that it continues working towards the goal of starting operations at the new Jorge Chávez International Airport on March 30.

He points out that in relation to the information that has been disseminated about the possible change of the date of the start of operations of the new Jorge Chávez International Airport, he informs the following:

1. To date, there has been no communication from the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) regarding a possible change in the date for the start of operations at the new terminal. The date of March 30 for the opening remains the same and we at Lima Airport Partners continue to work towards that goal.

2. The New Jorge Chávez is preparing to meet passenger demand, complying with the quality, safety and operational efficiency standards established in the Concession Contract and current regulations of the aeronautical sector.

3. Lima Airport Partners has been carrying out unit tests and advanced tests. The unit tests ensure the necessary preparation for the execution of the advanced tests, and the advanced tests verify what happens on the platform, terminal, open access roads and parking lot. These have been carried out with the participation of more than 5 thousand volunteer passengers and all operators involved. The last phase of testing began on Thursday, February 27 and will be carried out until March 13. These tests also allow the verification of the processes and the integration of essential systems to guarantee an efficient and safe opening.

4. We will continue testing all the systems necessary for the operation and if there is any issue that puts the safety of passengers at risk, Lima Airport Partners will be the first to communicate this to the authorities.