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Quito · UIO · Ecuador, scored out of 10 on 6 measures.
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June through September is Quito's dry season and the most popular window for international visitors — fares rise accordingly. February and March offer the cheapest fares of the year, coinciding with the wetter inter-Andean season when crowds thin out. December spikes hard around Christmas and New Year, so book at least ten weeks ahead.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Mid | Medium | New Year travel fades; fares settle mid-month. |
| February | Budget | Low | Cheapest month; wetter weather keeps demand low. |
| March | Budget | Low | Carnival can briefly lift fares; otherwise quiet. |
| April | Mid | Medium | Easter week drives a short but sharp fare spike. |
| May | Mid | Medium | Shoulder season; pleasant temperatures returning. |
| June | Mid | High | Dry season begins; Inti Raymi festivals draw visitors. |
| July | Peak | High | Peak northern hemisphere summer; book 8 weeks ahead. |
| August | Peak | High | Busiest month; fares peak, accommodation fills fast. |
| September |
Mariscal Sucre International Airport, IATA UIO · 18 km from Quito's historic centre · 22 km from the Mariscal Foch tourist district.
Opened in 2013 to replace the old city-centre airport, Mariscal Sucre is a single modern terminal with clear wayfinding and a well-stocked arrivals hall. Major carriers including LATAM, American Airlines, Copa Airlines, and Avianca operate here. The airport sits at a lower elevation than the city, but the road into Quito climbs steeply — altitude effects typically kick in once you reach the urban centre.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Aeroservicios airport bus | USD 8 per person | 45-75 min to historic centre |
| Registered taxi | USD 25-35 | 30-50 min depending on traffic |
| Uber / InDriver app | USD 18-28 | 30-50 min to city centre |
Make your Quito trip work harder by splitting more than just the airfare.
Secure a window seat for Andean volcano views on descent into UIO.
Pack hiking gear and cold-weather layers for Quito's 12°C highland climate.
High-altitude trekking near Pichincha Volcano makes comprehensive cover essential.
Bundle a colonial-quarter boutique hotel with your flight for better value.
Pre-book a registered transfer from UIO — the 18 km road into Quito is steep.
Stay connected navigating Quito's historic centre without roaming charges.
Most international travellers reach Quito via Miami, Bogotá, or Panama City, with strong connections from New York, Lima, and major Latin American hubs. North American routes dominate, though European travellers typically connect through one of those gateways.
American Airlines, LATAM · 4h 30m · Direct
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American Airlines, LATAM · 6h 15m · Direct
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Avianca, Copa Airlines, LATAM · 1h 10m · Direct
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A handful of carriers dominate the Quito route map, led by LATAM, Copa, and American Airlines. Each brings a different angle — whether you're connecting from North America, Latin America, or further afield.
South America's largest carrier offers the widest network to UIO, with direct flights from Lima, São Paulo, and select North American cities.
Copa's Panama City hub connects Quito to over 80 destinations across the Americas, ideal for multi-stop itineraries.
Flies direct from Miami and connects from New York, offering US travellers a straightforward path to Quito with solid frequent-flyer earning.
Strong from Bogotá and other Latin American cities, Avianca is a reliable choice with competitive fares and good onboard service.
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
Everything you need to know before booking your Quito flight on Laters.
American Airlines operates direct flights to Quito's Mariscal Sucre Airport (UIO) from Miami and New York. LATAM Airlines flies direct from Lima, São Paulo, and select US cities. Copa Airlines connects through Panama City to reach Quito from a wide range of origins. Avianca offers direct service from Bogotá.
February is typically the cheapest month to fly to Quito, with one-way fares from major US cities starting around USD 220. Demand drops because it falls in the wetter inter-Andean season. March can also offer competitive fares outside of the Carnival period. You can compare current prices on Laters.com.
Yes. Laters.com supports several BNPL providers for Quito flights, including Mercado Pago for Latin American travellers, Affirm and Afterpay for US-based bookers, and Klarna for European and North American passengers. You select your provider at checkout, approval is instant, and your e-ticket is issued immediately.
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Singapore Travel Agent LicenceTA04059Quito rewards travellers who plan ahead but punishes those who wait for last-minute deals — fares from Miami and Bogotá move fast around school holidays and Carnival. The altitude hits harder than most people expect on day one, so build in a slow first afternoon. Budget travellers and history obsessives will feel immediately at home; anyone chasing beach weather should know the highlands run cool and often damp.
A dollar goes further here than almost anywhere else in the Americas, which is why the backpackers and the history obsessives keep showing up. February fares dip to 220 dollars, and Bogotá is a mere hop away at 130 dollars and just over an hour. Mariscal Sucre itself, opened in 2013, is calm and well signed, though the climb into the city from 18 kilometres out is where the altitude actually catches you. This is not a beach trade-off; it is colonial streets, a volcano next door, and a cable car up to 4,100 metres for those who acclimatise fast.
| Mid |
| Medium |
| Dry season tail; fares start easing late month. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Wetter again; good value for shoulder travellers. |
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| November | Mid | Medium | Quiet month; fares competitive before December surge. |
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| December | Peak | High | Christmas and New Year push fares to annual highs. |
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
LATAM Airlines, Avianca · 2h 20m · Direct
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LATAM Airlines · 5h 30m · Direct
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Copa Airlines · 2h 45m · Direct
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American Airlines, LATAM · 14h 30m · via Miami
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Iberia, LATAM · 13h 00m · via Bogotá
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A budget-friendly US option for Quito via Fort Lauderdale, with generous legroom in standard economy for the longer South American haul.
Citizens of most Western nations, including the US, UK, EU countries, Canada, and Australia, can enter Ecuador visa-free for up to 90 days. Requirements vary by nationality, and entry rules can change. Always verify current requirements with Ecuador's official immigration authority (Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores) or your country's embassy before travelling.
Mariscal Sucre Airport is about 18 km from Quito's historic centre. The Aeroservicios airport bus costs around USD 8 and takes 45-75 minutes. Registered taxis charge roughly USD 25-35 for the same journey. Uber and InDriver also operate from the airport and typically cost USD 18-28, though it is wise to confirm the pickup zone on arrival.
June through September is Quito's dry season and the most popular period for sightseeing, with clearer skies and better conditions for hiking Pichincha Volcano. February and March are wetter but significantly cheaper and less crowded. December is festive but expensive — Christmas and New Year push both fares and hotel rates to their annual peaks.
A direct flight from Miami to Quito takes approximately 4 hours 30 minutes. American Airlines and LATAM Airlines both operate this route. From New York, direct flights take around 6 hours 15 minutes. You can compare fares and available dates for both routes on Laters.com.
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Quito sits at approximately 2,850 metres above sea level, making it one of the highest capital cities in the world. Many visitors experience mild altitude sickness — headaches, fatigue, or shortness of breath — in the first 24-48 hours. Drinking plenty of water, avoiding heavy meals, and taking it easy on your first afternoon are the most practical precautions.
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