Cheap flights to Quito
The capital of Ecuador receives major international and domestic flights at the modern Mariscal Sucre International Airport, located 21 kilometers from the city center. An extensive route network connects Quito with dozens of destinations, with the most active traffic coming from flights from Guayaquil (281 flights per week), Bogotá (144 flights), and Panama City (85 flights). Routes from Lima and major North American aviation hubs are also popular.
Regular air service to the city is provided by 16 airlines, among which Avianca, Latam Airlines Group, and Copa Airlines hold leading positions in terms of traffic volume. Below on this page, you will find cards for popular departure cities with a convenient search form to help you quickly find suitable flights to Quito and plan your trip.



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Flight insights to Quito
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Quito — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Quito come from Guayaquil, Bogota and Panama City. Guayaquil leads with around 281 flights a week.
- Guayaquil281 flights/week
- Bogota144 flights/week
- Panama City85 flights/week
- Lima84 flights/week
- Cuenca79 flights/week
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Quito depart from Ecuador, Colombia and United States. Ecuador alone accounts for about 45% of all direct routes.
- Ecuadoravg $115
- Colombiaavg $174
- United Statesavg $211
- Panamaavg $266
- Peruavg $108
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Quito range from Cuenca at $64 to Panama City at $192 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Guayaquilfrom $79
- Bogotafrom $157
- Panama Cityfrom $192
- Limafrom $108
- Cuencafrom $64
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Quito from right now are Manta from $57, Cuenca from $64 and Guayaquil from $79.
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Quito is from Amsterdam at about 12h 47m, followed by Madrid (11h 43m) and New York City (6h 20m).
- Amsterdam12h 47m
- Madrid11h 43m
- New York City6h 20m
- Buenos Aires6h 4m
- Curitiba5h 53m
Popular departure cities to Quito
Frequently asked questions
- How many cities offer flights to Quito?
- Currently, air service is established from many destinations, including 15 of the most popular departure cities. Passengers can choose direct or connecting flights both within Ecuador and from major hubs in Latin and North America, as well as Europe.
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Quito?
- The highest number of flights per week operates from Guayaquil (281 flights) and Bogotá (144 flights). Other popular departure points include Panama City (85 flights), Lima (84 flights), and Cuenca (79 flights).
- How many airlines fly to Quito?
- A total of 16 airlines operate flights to the capital of Ecuador. The largest carriers include Avianca and Latam Airlines Group, each performing over 300 flights per week, as well as international companies such as Copa Airlines and Iberia.
- Which airports receive flights to Quito?
- All scheduled flights arrive at Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO). This is the city's main aviation hub, located approximately 21 kilometers from the business and historic center of Quito.
- How to find cheap flights to Quito?
- To find the best fares, it is recommended to check flights from major carriers such as Delta or American Airlines in advance. Comparing prices from various departure cities listed below on this page will help you find the best travel option.