As you know we have spent 3 weeks in Peru, and because we wanted to see as much as possible in limited amount of time, we had to opt for different transport options.
The way we are, we always try to find the fastest, cheapest and safest available way to travel. Yes, it’s not always possible to merge everything, but we like to consider all of the three aspects when choosing a transport for our travel.
Definitely one of the cheapest option to travel between different cities in Peru is by bus, we have already written about this here. Unfortunately, this is not always the fastest nor available option. It depends where you are traveling, and of course, how much time do you have for this travel.
So apart from the flight in and flight out of Peru, we had 2 extra flights among the cities. The flight from:
- Lima to Cusco, and
- Arequipa to Lima.
Once we had started looking for flight tickets the first question was which airlines are reliable and safe. We don’t know much about safety standards of Peru airlines, however, the research revealed that some of the airlines have been denied flying in the past due to not adhering to all standards. We found out that the following 2 airlines are safe and will actually fly on the time we booked them, so we booked flights with:
One of those two always had a decently priced flight on a trip we were searching for. Both of them flew on time (more or less) and got us to the destination safely with decent planes.
I hope I saved you some time, with searching for safe and reliable airlines companies in Peru. If you have any experiences flying in Peru, do write it down in the comment below.
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Author: Matic
Matic is tech startup guy who loves to spend time outside. In his free time he is an true outdoor freak – he tends to surf, run and ride a mountain bike, and in the winter time just loves powder skiing and snowboarding. Matic also loves to travel, often has to because of work, and even more often because he wants to 🙂
This is interesting and so helpful for people traveling to Peru. I’ve wondered about the different smaller airlines in Europe. So far we’ve done well, but I’m never sure ahead of time. Your photos are lovely!
Always an important topic so good to know which airlines are recommended!
Thanks for the tips! Peru is on my travel bucket list – great to know which airlines are safe and to learn more about your experiences!
Your welcome 🙂
Always good to know as safety should always come first, great tips.
Now that’s info that is so important. Thanks for sharing and saving us all the time. 🙂
Good to know. We would probably end up taking the flight over bus due to time constraints. So this is a useful post for us.
You make a very good point about the airlines, thank you for the information! We hope to visit Peru and this is invaluable to us, saves us time doing the research so thank you. Pinned! #feetdotravel
Peru is very high on my list so I will be looking out for these two airlines if I am flying within the country. Thanks for sharing