Everything was great on my flight but the stewardess that was attending my area had a horrible attitude. It was almost as if she was doing us a favor for being there. When I asked for a more water she Looked at me with a look as to why I am asking for More water. Really? Not only once but twice. I almost said something but did not want to cause a scene. But extremely rude.

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Which airlines fly to Lima?

Looking forward to making some wonderful new memories in Lima? LATAM Airlines is one of the top airlines that fly to this destination.

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What airport is best to fly into Lima?

You won't have to research flight options into several airports when traveling to Lima. Lima Airport (LIM-Jorge Chavez Intl.) is the city's only airport, and is located 5 miles from the center.

Where to stay in Lima

Not just the capital of Peru, Lima is one of the most fascinating places in the country. Choose from its 1,918 accommodations and take a step closer to your next grand adventure.

Plush rooms, silky soft sheets and great service are what you'll find during your stay at the Sheraton Lima Hotel & Convention Center or the Peru Star Boutique Apartments Hotel. If you're simply after a cosy room to get some sleep, don't stress! There are options for you too. The Hospedaje Santa Rosa and the Gran Hotel are some budget alternatives.

How to get through airport security fast when traveling to Lima

If you like the thought of spending more time at the airport bars and restaurants and less time moving through security on your way to Lima, just follow these suggestions:

Ensure your passport and boarding pass are easily accessible. You will be instructed to show them straightaway.
Coins, belts and wrist watches must be placed in a tray for X-raying. If you walk into the body scanner with any of these items, you'll be turned back and instructed to remove them.
Make sure your laptop and electronic devices are within reach. These items need to be sent through the X-ray machine in separate tubs.
Toothpaste, lip balm and other toiletry items in gel, liquid or cream form need to be stored in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters). They must also fit in a 1-quart (1-liter) clear zip-lock bag.
Loosen your shoelaces before entering the body scanner. Depending on the sort of shoes you've got on, security may ask you to remove them.
Razors and knives are not allowed on board the aircraft. Stash them away in your checked luggage to avoid forfeiting them at the security checkpoint.

Flights To Lima

When you first fly into Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), and you look out your plane's window, you will be struck with views of Lima's glistening cityscape and ocean backdrop. A vibrant, thriving metropolis, Lima is one of the largest cities in South America and has become a culinary connoisseur's delight. Local chefs are world-famous for their use of fresh native ingredients in delectable entrees. After you have satisfied your palate, soak up the area's pre-Columbian culture and rich ethnic diversity. Lima has also become a favorite of world-class surfers. At Waikiki beach, spread a blanket and watch the surfers, or take a private surfing lesson. When the sun sets, it's time to enjoy Lima's famous nightlife. Try the Miraflores area to find a hopping club and dance until dawn.

Transportation from LIM

Passengers arriving on Lima flights often book hotels near Jorge Chavez International Airport because the hotels offer free airport transfers. International flights to Lima almost always arrive at the airport between 10 p.m. and midnight, which makes the terminal especially crowded. Within the crowd are many locals offering transportation services for various fees, but it's typically best to go with an established transportation company. As you exit the international arrivals section of the airport, you will see taxi counters. You can purchase tickets to ride with one of the three taxi services at the counters. They are the affordable and the favored transportation mode from LIM if your hotel does not provide a shuttle service.

Explore Lima

If you can't wait to explore the bustling metropolis of Lima, then it's time to peruse cheap flights to Lima and start your exploration of Peru. Book vacation packages to Lima using Travelocity to get the best prices. At Travelocity, you can save up to $537 when you book a hotel and flight at the same time. With affordable airfare, hotels, and a variety of entertainment options, there is no reason not to make your Lima, Peru dream vacation a reality.

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