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20M+
Passengers a year
40M
Annual capacity (new terminal)
270k m²
New terminal across 5 levels
60–90 min
Avg. passenger dwell time
Access all media formats
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Why Advertise

The front door to Peru, rebuilt for the next decade.

Jorge Chávez is the front door to Peru. Since June 2025, it is also one of the most modern airport environments in Latin America.

For brands that want to reach affluent, internationally mobile travelers in a premium, low-clutter setting, LIM is the single highest-impact OOH placement in the country. Brands building a regional plan often pair it with Santiago (SCL) and Bogotá (BOG) to cover the Andean and Southern Cone gateways in one campaign.

A major South American hub. Jorge Chávez is among the busiest airports in South America, handling well over 20 million passengers a year, with the new terminal built for capacity of up to 40 million passengers annually. It connects North America, Europe, and destinations across Central and South America with domestic routes throughout Peru.
A brand-new "airport city." The new terminal that opened on 1 June 2025 is roughly three times larger than its predecessor: about 270,000 m² across five levels, positioned as the first "airport city" in South America, with offices, hotels, and a renewed retail offering. Modern infrastructure means a fresh, premium advertising canvas.
An affluent, captive audience. LIM concentrates international business travelers, leisure tourists arriving for Peru's world-famous gastronomy and heritage circuits (Machu Picchu, Cusco, the Amazon), and a strong domestic flying base.
Long, captive dwell times. Airport passengers spend an average of 60 to 90 minutes in the terminal between check-in and boarding, and LIM advises international travelers to arrive up to three hours early. That is extended, close-range exposure no roadside format can match.
Scarcity that drives recall. Airports are curated, security-screened environments with limited commercial inventory, giving airport advertising significantly higher unaided recall than saturated digital feeds or street-level media.
2025 Terminal

What's new: the 2025 Jorge Chávez terminal and its advertising inventory.

The June 2025 terminal opening reset the advertising landscape at Lima Airport. Anyone planning a LIM campaign should understand what changed.

A single, modern terminal

All flights, domestic and international, now operate from the new terminal on Av. Morales Duárez. The old terminal is closed to passengers. This concentrates the entire passenger audience in one contemporary building.

One audience

Five levels, clear passenger flow

Level 1 handles arrivals, Level 2 is the commercial hub, and all departures process through the upper levels, creating well-defined high-dwell zones for advertising.

Defined zones

Duty-free for everyone

Unlike the old terminal, duty-free shopping now serves both international and domestic passengers, expanding the premium retail-adjacent advertising environment.

Premium retail

A digital-first canvas

The concession for the new terminal emphasizes high-profile digital billboards at key touchpoints, networked screens that shadow the passenger journey, and programmatic DOOH capability: modern formats built for measurable, targeted campaigns.

Digital-first

Built to grow

The terminal's modular design means inventory will expand as passenger numbers climb toward the 40-million capacity. Early advertisers establish presence in a hub on a steep growth curve.

Growth curve

Why a marketplace matters right now

Because inventory is still being rolled out and confirmed in the new terminal, working through a marketplace that tracks current availability is especially valuable right now.

Vendor Landscape

Who manages advertising at Jorge Chávez Airport.

Understanding the entity model at LIM is the key to buying efficiently.

Lima Airport Partners (LAP)

The airport operator. LAP is a Fraport subsidiary that holds the concession to operate Jorge Chávez. It owns the terminal but does not sell advertising directly; its official guidance directs advertisers to the media concessionaire.

JCDecaux Peru

The exclusive advertising concessionaire at Jorge Chávez, under a 10-year contract covering the new terminal. JCDecaux, the world's number-one airport advertising company, owns and operates the screen, static, and experiential inventory inside the terminal.

AdQuick

The marketplace layer. AdQuick gives brands and agencies a single platform to plan LIM campaigns, compare formats and placements, understand cost drivers, book authorized inventory, and measure results, without chasing lead-gen pages that hold no real inventory.

In short

JCDecaux holds the inventory, LAP operates the airport, and AdQuick is how you plan, compare, and buy it transparently. If you already work with JCDecaux directly, AdQuick complements that. If you're starting from scratch or coordinating a multi-market plan, AdQuick is the fastest route from brief to booked.

Formats & Placements

Airport advertising formats and inventory at Lima (LIM).

Jorge Chávez International Airport offers a full range of digital and static advertising formats across arrivals, the commercial hub, departures, gate areas, and baggage claim. The right format depends on your campaign goals, budget, and target zone. Most LIM plans combine flagship digital billboard advertising with networked screens and classic out of home advertising formats.

High-Impact Digital Billboards and Spectaculars Flagship

Large-format digital billboards and spectaculars positioned at key customer touchpoints in the highest-traffic zones, built for wow-factor and maximum brand notoriety.

Best for: brand launches, flagship campaigns, maximum share of voice.

Digital Screen Networks Network

Networked digital screens that shadow the passenger journey from arrivals through departures, supporting rotating creative, dayparting, and contextual messaging.

Best for: brand awareness, reach-driven campaigns, sequential storytelling.

Static Large-Format Displays Static

Large static and backlit displays along key passenger routes: a constant, high-visibility brand presence at a lower cost per impression over longer flights.

Best for: always-on brand building and cost-efficient long-term campaigns.

Baggage Claim and Arrivals Media Arrivals

Displays in the arrivals and baggage-reclaim areas — a form of place-based advertising — that reach a fully captive audience at the moment they enter Peru.

Best for: tourism, telecom/SIM, financial services, and arrival-driven calls to action.

Jet Bridge and Walkway Placements Immersive

Branding along jet bridges and connector walkways that surrounds travelers as they move between gate and aircraft.

Best for: immersive, hard-to-miss brand moments.

Experiential and Pop-Up Activations Experiential

Brand activations and pop-up spaces in high-traffic terminal areas, from product launches to sampling and brand experiences.

Best for: product launches, sampling-led categories, and high-engagement campaigns.

Programmatic Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) Programmatic

Digital airport inventory at LIM can be activated programmatically, letting you control flighting by time of day and audience conditions and integrate the airport into a wider omni-channel digital out-of-home plan.

Best for: flexible, data-driven campaigns and precise dayparting.

Lima Airport ad format reference table

Format Typical Zone Best Use Creative Type
Digital billboard / spectacular High-traffic touchpoints Launches, flagship brand impact MP4 video
Digital screen network Arrivals to departures journey Reach, awareness, sequential creative MP4 / JPEG
Static large-format display Key passenger routes Always-on brand building High-res print
Baggage-claim / arrivals media International & domestic arrivals Tourism, telecom, arrival CTAs Print / digital
Jet bridge / walkway Boarding areas, connectors Immersive brand moments High-res print / vinyl
Experiential / pop-up High-traffic terminal areas Launches, sampling, activations Custom build
Programmatic DOOH Digital network, terminal-wide Flexible, data-driven flighting MP4 video

Spec note

Digital units typically require 1920×1080 or 3840×2160 (4K) files in MP4 or JPEG with a 10–15 second loop; spectaculars may use bespoke resolutions. Static displays require high-resolution print files (300 DPI minimum) with bleed. AdQuick supplies a detailed spec sheet for every booked LIM unit at the time of booking.

Pricing Data

Cost of airport advertising at Jorge Chávez (LIM).

There is no public rate card for Lima Airport advertising. Official and concessionaire pages direct buyers to request a quote. The tiered ranges below are indicative planning guidance only, subject to confirmation based on live availability, zone, season, and campaign duration.

Tier Format Indicative Range (per 4-week flight) Notes
Entry Static large-format display USD $2,500 – $7,000 Lower CPM over longer flights
Mid Digital screen network USD $6,000 – $18,000 Rotating creative, dayparting
Premium Digital billboard / spectacular USD $18,000 – $35,000+ Flagship high-traffic placement
Flagship Experiential / terminal domination USD $50,000+ Multi-format, high-impact takeover

What drives LIM airport advertising cost

Format. High-impact digital billboards and spectaculars command the highest rates; static displays cost less per impression over long flights.
Zone and dwell. Placements in the highest-traffic touchpoints and prime dwell zones cost more than secondary corridors.
Campaign duration. Longer flights and multi-month commitments generally improve the effective rate.
Share of voice and exclusivity. A larger share of a screen loop, or category exclusivity, raises price.
Seasonality. Peak inbound tourism windows (the June–August high season and the December holidays) see elevated demand.
Production and installation. Creative production, print, and build/installation are quoted on top of media cost, especially for static and experiential formats.

Confirmed pricing, not guesswork

AdQuick returns confirmed, line-item pricing for your exact placements, dates, and share of voice.

How to Book

How to advertise at Jorge Chávez International Airport.

Buying airport advertising at LIM through AdQuick replaces "call for rates" friction with one transparent workflow.

01

Submit your campaign brief

Share your goals, target zones, timeline, and budget on AdQuick's Lima (LIM) airport advertising marketplace.

02

Receive a custom proposal

Get a curated plan with specific placements, confirmed pricing, audience data, and a coverage map.

03

Approve and book

Lock in your inventory. AdQuick coordinates the booking with the authorized concessionaire so you manage one workflow.

04

Submit creative for approval

Supply assets per the spec sheet for each unit. Creative is reviewed against airport and concessionaire standards before installation.

05

Campaign goes live

Installation and screen scheduling are coordinated by the concessionaire. Plan 4–8 weeks from brief to go-live for digital, and 6–10 weeks for static or experiential builds.

06

Measure and report

Track impressions, audience data, and brand-lift proxies through AdQuick's measurement suite.

Recommended lead times

Book 4–8 weeks ahead for digital placements and 8–12 weeks ahead for static, experiential, and custom installations. Peak tourism windows sell out earliest.

Comparison

Advertising companies at Lima Airport: your buying options.

Buyers researching LIM advertising encounter several types of providers. Here is a neutral comparison so you can choose the right path.

Option What they are Best for Trade-offs
JCDecaux Peru Exclusive advertising concessionaire at LIM Buyers who want to deal directly with the inventory owner Single-vendor relationship; less side-by-side comparison or independent measurement
Lima Airport Partners (LAP) Airport operator; routes advertising enquiries to the concessionaire Understanding the official ownership model LAP does not sell ad space directly
OOH agencies Planning and buying agencies Brands wanting full-service creative and campaign management May add a service fee; availability not always real-time
AdQuick Airport advertising marketplace Transparent comparison, fast booking, independent measurement, multi-market plans Quote-driven workflow tailored to your campaign

AdQuick's role is to give you a transparent, single-platform way to plan and buy authorized LIM inventory, with independent measurement layered on top.

Compliance

Airport advertising regulations and approvals in Peru.

All advertising at Jorge Chávez is subject to airport and concessionaire guidelines as well as Peruvian advertising and consumer-protection law. Building approval time into your schedule prevents delays.

Who approves creative

Creative is reviewed by the concessionaire and the airport operator before it goes live; sensitive categories may require additional clearance.

Typical approval lead time

Allow several business days for creative review on top of production and installation time.

Content standards

Creative must comply with Peru's advertising and consumer-protection rules (overseen by INDECOPI) and airport standards. Restricted or prohibited categories typically include tobacco and certain alcohol, gambling, and political content, and claims must not be misleading or conflict with airport or sponsor agreements.

Language

Spanish-language or bilingual EN/ES creative is recommended for arrivals and domestic-audience placements to maximize local relevance.

Documentation

Final creative must be supplied to spec, with a signed contract and any required clearances before installation.

Compliance built into the plan

AdQuick flags the relevant requirements for each booked LIM unit as part of the campaign workflow, so compliance is built into the plan.

Measurement

How to measure airport advertising at Lima Airport.

AdQuick doesn't just place ads at LIM. It helps you prove they worked. AdQuick's measurement suite for Jorge Chávez campaigns includes:

Verified impressions

Passenger-traffic data calibrated to flight schedules and terminal throughput, translated into estimated impressions per unit.

Traffic data

Audience demographics

Age, income, travel purpose, and origin/destination breakdowns via mobile-data partnerships.

Targeting

Brand-lift studies

Pre/post surveys measuring unaided awareness, recall, consideration, and purchase intent among exposed versus control travelers.

Brand impact

Foot-traffic attribution

Mobile-device matching to measure whether exposed travelers later visited a store, office, or location.

Attribution

Digital retargeting

Build a retargeting audience from device IDs near your LIM units and serve follow-up ads across mobile and desktop.

Cross-channel

Proof of play

Time-stamped reporting and documentation confirming your creative ran on the booked units.

Verification
Beyond LIM

Build a multi-channel campaign across Lima and Peru.

Airport advertising performs best layered with other out-of-home formats. Extend a LIM campaign across the wider market.

Roadside OOH
Digital & static across Lima

Screens and panels in Miraflores, San Isidro, and the city's main commercial corridors.

Transit
Lima Metro and transit

Station and transit advertising reaching large daily commuter volumes.

Programmatic
Digital screens metro-wide

Across metropolitan Lima: airport and city in one buy.

Cross-Airport
South American gateways

Pair LIM with other South American gateways such as Arturo Merino Benítez (SCL) and El Dorado for regional coverage in a single plan.

AdQuick lets you plan LIM airport media and Lima city OOH in one workflow.

En Español

Publicidad en el Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez (LIM): Lima, Perú.

Planifica, cotiza y reserva publicidad en el Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez (LIM): la puerta de entrada de Lima y uno de los hubs de mayor crecimiento de Sudamérica, que desde junio de 2025 opera desde un nuevo terminal diseñado para hasta 40 millones de pasajeros al año.

AdQuick es el marketplace de publicidad aeroportuaria para marcas y agencias que compran medios out-of-home (OOH) en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez de Lima, Perú. En lugar de depender de páginas que solo dicen "llámanos por tarifas", obtienes una visión clara de los formatos, una explicación honesta del costo y un único flujo de trabajo para planificar, reservar y medir.

Por qué anunciarse en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez (LIM)

Un hub clave de Sudamérica. Jorge Chávez es uno de los aeropuertos más transitados de la región, con más de 20 millones de pasajeros al año y un nuevo terminal con capacidad para hasta 40 millones de pasajeros anuales.
Una nueva "ciudad aeropuerto". El nuevo terminal inaugurado el 1 de junio de 2025 es unas tres veces más grande que el anterior: cerca de 270.000 m² en cinco niveles.
Audiencia de alto valor. LIM concentra viajeros de negocios internacionales, turistas que llegan por la gastronomía y los destinos patrimoniales del Perú, y una sólida base de viajeros domésticos.
Tiempos de permanencia largos. Los pasajeros pasan en promedio 60 a 90 minutos en el terminal: exposición prolongada y a corta distancia.

Quién gestiona la publicidad en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez

El aeropuerto es operado por Lima Airport Partners (LAP), subsidiaria de Fraport. JCDecaux Perú es el concesionario exclusivo de publicidad bajo un contrato a 10 años que cubre el nuevo terminal. AdQuick es la capa de marketplace que te permite planificar, comparar, reservar y medir ese inventario en una sola plataforma.

Formatos de publicidad en LIM

Vallas digitales de alto impacto y espectaculares, redes de pantallas digitales que acompañan el recorrido del pasajero, displays estáticos de gran formato, publicidad en zona de equipajes y llegadas, branding en mangas de embarque y pasillos, activaciones experienciales y pop-up, y DOOH programático: en llegadas, el hub comercial, salidas, puertas y recojo de equipaje.

Costo de la publicidad en el Aeropuerto de Lima

No existe una tarifa pública: el precio se cotiza por campaña. Como guía referencial (sujeta a confirmación): displays estáticos desde aprox. USD $2.500 por ciclo de 4 semanas; redes digitales en rango intermedio; vallas digitales premium en rango superior; y paquetes experienciales o de dominación de terminal desde USD $50.000. Solicita una cotización a AdQuick para precios confirmados.

Cómo anunciarse en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez

Envía tu brief de campaña en el marketplace de AdQuick.
Recibe una propuesta personalizada con vitrinas, precio confirmado, datos de audiencia y mapa de cobertura.
Aprueba y reserva. AdQuick coordina la reserva con el concesionario autorizado.
Envía las piezas creativas para aprobación según las especificaciones.
La campaña sale al aire. Considera 4–8 semanas para digital y 6–10 semanas para estático/experiencial.
Mide los resultados con la suite de medición de AdQuick.

Regulación de publicidad aeroportuaria en el Perú

Toda la publicidad en LIM está sujeta a los lineamientos del aeropuerto y del concesionario, así como a la normativa peruana de publicidad y protección al consumidor (supervisada por INDECOPI). Categorías restringidas suelen incluir tabaco, ciertas categorías de alcohol, juegos de azar y contenido político.

Solicita una cotización de publicidad en LIM

Cuéntale a AdQuick los objetivos, zonas, plazos y presupuesto de tu campaña y recibe una propuesta personalizada de publicidad en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions: Lima Airport (LIM) advertising.

Everything you need to know before launching an airport campaign at Jorge Chávez International Airport.

LIM offers high-impact digital billboards and spectaculars, digital screen networks that shadow the passenger journey, static large-format displays, baggage-claim and arrivals media, jet bridge and walkway branding, experiential and pop-up activations, and programmatic DOOH, across arrivals, the commercial hub, departures, gates, and baggage claim in the new terminal. For a visual primer on each format, see our airport advertising examples.
Jorge Chávez is operated by Lima Airport Partners (LAP), a Fraport subsidiary. JCDecaux Peru is the exclusive advertising concessionaire under a 10-year contract covering the new terminal. AdQuick is the marketplace that lets you plan, compare, book, and measure that inventory through one platform.
There is no public rate card: pricing is quoted per campaign. As indicative planning guidance, static displays start around USD $2,500 per four-week flight, digital networks fall in the mid-tier, premium digital billboards run higher, and experiential or terminal-domination packages reach USD $50,000+. Request a quote through AdQuick for confirmed, line-item pricing, or read our breakdown of how much airport advertising costs across markets.
Submit a campaign brief through AdQuick's Lima airport advertising marketplace. You'll receive a proposal with available inventory, confirmed pricing, audience data, and mock-ups, then approve, submit creative for approval, and launch in typically 4–8 weeks from brief to go-live for digital. If you're new to the channel, our guide to who to go to for airport advertising explains how the operator-and-concessionaire model works.
Yes. All flights moved to the new terminal on 1 June 2025, concentrating the entire passenger audience in one modern, digital-first building roughly three times larger than the old terminal. Inventory is still being rolled out, which makes planning through a marketplace that tracks current availability especially useful.
Plan 4–8 weeks ahead for digital placements and 8–12 weeks ahead for static, experiential, or custom installations. Peak inbound-tourism windows sell out earliest.
Yes. Creative at LIM must comply with airport and concessionaire standards and Peru's advertising and consumer-protection rules (overseen by INDECOPI), with a creative-review window before go-live. Restricted categories generally include tobacco and certain alcohol, gambling, and political content. AdQuick flags requirements for every booked unit.
Yes. Extended dwell times of 60–90 minutes, a curated low-clutter environment, and an affluent, internationally mobile audience drive strong unaided recall. Pair placements with AdQuick's measurement suite (impressions, brand lift, foot-traffic attribution) to quantify results.

Get a Lima Airport (LIM) advertising quote.

Ready to reach millions of travelers at Jorge Chávez International Airport's new terminal? Tell AdQuick your campaign goals, target zones, timeline, and budget, and receive a custom Lima airport advertising proposal, complete with placements, confirmed pricing, audience data, and a measurement plan.

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