The Grand Caravan is the largest and most comfortable aircraft used for Nazca Lines flights. It carries 12 passengers and two pilots, with wide cabin windows designed for panoramic views.

This aircraft is used from Pisco Airport, where the longer route to the Nazca desert makes extra comfort especially valuable.

The Cessna 207 is one of the most common aircraft used for flights from Nazca. It carries six passengers and two pilots, making it practical for families and small groups.

Its high-wing design and large windows give each traveler a clear view of the geoglyphs during the flight.

The Cessna 206 is a smaller high-wing aircraft used on some Nazca departures. It usually carries five passengers and two pilots.

It offers a more compact flight experience while still giving travelers the window views needed for the Nazca Lines.

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is a small aircraft generally suited to private flights for one or two travelers.

Its intimate cabin creates a personal experience, with broad windows for viewing the lines from above.