Aircraft in network use
Fleet coverage for AeroPerú Virtual includes legacy narrow-body, regional, and wide-body aircraft aligned with the published network structure.
Fokker F28 Mk 1000
Used on shorter domestic and regional sectors with lower demand and tighter stage lengths.
The Fokker F28 Mk 1000 supported shorter domestic sectors and gave the network an early regional jet capability.
Short sector jet • rear-engined layout • suitable for thinner operations
Boeing 727-200
Core narrow-body aircraft for domestic coverage and key Latin American sectors.
The Boeing 727-200 became one of the strongest operational and visual references in the AeroPerú fleet.
Tri-jet • strong field performance • classic short-to-medium haul platform
Boeing 737-200
Used for frequent domestic and nearby international flying with reliable short-haul performance.
The Boeing 737-200 added an efficient short-haul narrow-body option for repeated domestic and regional service.
Twin-engine classic • narrow-body jet • short-haul network use
Boeing 757-200
Higher-capacity narrow-body aircraft for longer international sectors and stronger range performance.
The Boeing 757-200 represented a more modern stage of the fleet with increased range and international capability.
Longer-range narrow-body • stronger payload capability • international use
DC-10
Wide-body aircraft used for heavier long-haul operations and later-era flagship coverage.
The DC-10 added a true long-haul wide-body capability and remains one of the most recognizable aircraft associated with the airline.
Wide-body tri-jet • long-haul platform • high-capacity international service