Mariscal Sucre International Airport, the busiest in Ecuador, serves as the primary gateway to Quito and its surrounding regions. Located in the Tababela parish, just 18 kilometers east of the capital, it is often referred to as Tababela Airport, reflecting its location.

Managed by Corporación Quiport S.A., a consortium of CCR (Brazil), Odinsa S.A. (Colombia), and HAS Development Corporation (USA), the airport is integral to Ecuador’s domestic and international connectivity. With its modern facilities and strategic location, it plays a vital role in facilitating travel and commerce.

Passengers can enjoy the airport’s premium VIP lounges, which offer a relaxing atmosphere, a variety of snacks and beverages, and up to two alcoholic drinks per passenger with a boarding pass. Additional amenities include showers and rest areas in the International Lounge, reading materials, complimentary Wi-Fi, cable TV, and free access for children under four years old (one per adult).

Mariscal Sucre International Airport hosts a wide range of airlines, including Aeroregional, Air Europa, American Airlines, Arajet, Copa Airlines, Delta, Iberia, KLM, LATAM, United Airlines, JetSMART, and Avianca. These carriers connect Ecuador to destinations around the world, enhancing the country’s accessibility and global presence.

With its commitment to quality and convenience, Mariscal Sucre International Airport continues to uphold its reputation as Ecuador’s premier aviation hub.