Chachapoyas Airport CHH / SPPY

Self-handled, ATSA Airlines. ATSA operates scheduled Lima-Chachapoyas-Lima flights and maintains a local Chachapoyas station office (Jr. Triunfo 1117) staffed by its own personnel who perform passenger check-in, indicating in-house ramp/passenger handling; no separate third-party ground handler identified. Other regional carriers have also been reported serving CHH on other routes, so ATSA is not necessarily the airport's sole scheduled operator, and exact current flight frequency was not independently confirmed.

AdP's Chachapoyas Master Development Plan (PMD) lists "Planta de Combustible" (fuel plant) as part of the project's planned Support Installations scope (alongside hangars and SEI/RFF) under an upgrade plan approved in 2012, not as a confirmed existing/current facility. Current construction or operational status, fuel grade, and the into-plane supplier were not independently confirmed.

Self-handled, ATSA Airlines. At this turboprop (Dash 8-400) station, cabin/turnaround cleaning is understood to be performed by ATSA's own ground crew given the airline's in-house station staffing; no dedicated third-party aircraft-cleaning contractor found. Flight frequency not independently confirmed.

Basic ramp ground-support equipment (boarding stairs, baggage handling, tow tractor) is understood to be provided as part of AdP's airport infrastructure; no dedicated third-party GSE contractor identified.

AdP is the concessionaire that has operated Chachapoyas Airport since 2006 and is contractually responsible for airport operation, infrastructure, and service quality. AdP's own site describes this role in general operational terms and does not explicitly claim to directly staff or operate AVSEC passenger/baggage screening at this station; a previously-cited "Oficial de Seguridad - Chachapoyas" job posting could not be independently located or verified. On-site AVSEC staffing arrangement unconfirmed.