Jorge Chavez International Airport (IATA: LIM, ICAO: SPIM), known as Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chavez ( in Spanish), is Peru's Main International and Domestic Airport. It is located in Callao, 10 km (6 miles) from Downtown Lima. Callao is the Port City now fully integrated with Lima, the Nation's Capital. In 2007, the Airport handled 7,507,811 passengers and 92,878 aircraft movements. In February 2005 the first phase of the renovation project was completed. It included Peru Plaza Commercial Center and a new concourse with 18 gates, 7 of them with boarding bridges (jetways). Hotel Ramada Costa del Sol This hotel is situated in from of the air control tower and consists of five floors, which include a restaurant, a cafeteria, bar, spa, swimming pool, gymnasium, a barber shop, a business center and conference rooms. The building is covered by acoustic panels which keep out noise from the airplanes. The hotel opened June 12, 2007 and is the fifth hotel of the "Costa del Sol" hotel chain, the others being located in Tumbes, Piura, Chiclayo and Cajamarca. Peru Plaza Commercial Center Made up of a conjunction of retail stores offering Peruvian products such as artesanal articrafts, silver stope, textile shops offering clothing made from alpaca, as well leather; in addition to a ample selection of perfumes, liquor, chocolates, and other items. It also houses food shops which sell various types of food including international franchises such as McDonalds, Dunkin Donuts, Papa John's, and many more. The next phase, now in construction, includes the expansion of the concourse with 12 additional boarding bridges and the expansion of the inmigration hall, which will be completed in November 2008.

Plaza Don Quichotte is a multi-sectional strip mall located on Don Quichotte Boulevard between Grand Boulevard and the bottom of a hill in the town of Ile-Perrot, just southwest of Sainte Anne de Bellevue on the southwestern tip of Montreal Island. It was built in stages between 2003 and 2005 (or so), with the major tenant being a giant IGA Extra supermarket. The Ile-Perrot IGA actually had moved here after spending only a little over a decade in a somewhat-smaller building, just to the north of the current location, that was built in 1992. Before that, it was in a tiny space by supermarket standards (more like a large convenience store) in a building at the corner of Grand Boulevard and Perrot Boulevard. Also here is an SAQ Selection liquor store, which used to be housed in a much smaller location just across the street.