MY FS FLIGHTS
Jorge Chavez International Airport (SPJC) serves Lima and the port city of Callao on Peru's Pacific coast, sitting at an elevation of 69 feet. It offers two long parallel runway pairs, including an ILS-equipped strip, making it a substantial destination for simulator pilots flying into the Peruvian capital.
Jorge Chavez Intl lies at Lima-Callao, Callao, Peru, at coordinates 12.0187 S, 77.1185 W and an elevation of 69 feet above sea level. Its long, hard-surfaced runways and ILS approach make it a notable stop for simulator pilots operating airliner or general aviation traffic into the Lima area.
The aerodrome is located at Lima-Callao, Callao, Peru, close to the Pacific coastline, at 12.0187 S, 77.1185 W and 69 feet elevation.
The field has two physical runways. One runs 16L/34R, with the 16L threshold offering 11,753 feet of hard surface, lit, and served by an ILS approach, while the reciprocal 34R end offers 9,694 feet of hard, lit runway. The second runway runs 16R/34L, with 16R providing 9,287 feet of hard surface and the 34L end offering 11,407 feet of hard surface.
An ILS approach is available for runway 16L.