Connecting Peru's cities and remote destinations.
Founded
1997
Headquarters
Lima, Peru
Star Peru was a Peruvian regional airline that operated scheduled passenger and cargo services across Peru. Founded in the late 1990s, the carrier focused on connecting Lima with secondary cities and remote jungle and highland destinations that were difficult to reach by road.
The airline operated a modest fleet of turboprop and jet aircraft, serving routes that larger carriers often overlooked. It played an important role in regional connectivity within Peru, particularly to Amazonian communities.
Star Peru ceased operations in 2012, citing financial difficulties and intense competition in the Peruvian aviation market. Its closure left a gap in regional air service for several underserved communities.
Hubs & network
Star Peru operated primarily out of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, with secondary operations at regional airports across Peru.
Fleet
Star Peru operated a mixed fleet that included Boeing 737 jets and ATR turboprop aircraft suited for short regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Star Peru ceased operations in 2012 due to financial difficulties.
- ›The airline served remote Amazonian destinations difficult to reach by other means of transport.
- ›Star Peru held IATA code 2I during its operational years.
- ›The carrier competed in a challenging Peruvian market alongside LAN Peru and other regional operators.
- ›Star Peru provided both passenger and cargo services across its route network.
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