There and Away Lima's international airport, Jorge Chavez, is the main hub for flights to the Andean countries from North America and Europe, and has plenty of connections to neighboring countries. Some international flights land at Iquitos, in Peru's Amazon region. It is possible to travel by river from Colombia and Brazil to Iquitos. Getting Around Peru is a big country, so many travelers take internal flights if they have limited time. AeroPeru, Faucett, Americana and Expresso Aero are the main domestic carriers, and provide extensive coverage.
Public buses are the usual mode of transport over long distances.
They are cheap, frequent and relatively comfortable, at least on major routes. When traveling between towns, have your passport with you as it will need to be shown at police checkpoints. Trucks often double as buses in remote areas. The fare is usually standardized according to the distance, but agree on the fare in advance. A short passenger line continues from Huancayo to Huancavelica.