• United Airlines will increase weekly flights from Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport in 2026, rising from 7 to 9 flights from 29 March, up to 12 flights between 21 May and 7 September, and returning to 9 flights from 8 September to 24 October.
• The expanded schedule reinforces United’s 33-year commitment to connecting Ecuador with the United States via its Quito–Houston route.
• Quito Airport’s operator, Corporación Quiport, highlighted the increase as a boost to connectivity and a recognition of Houston’s strategic role as a global hub.

United Airlines has announced a significant increase in flight frequencies from Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport for 2026. Starting March 29, the airline will increase its weekly flights from 7 to 9, and between May 21 and September 7, it will expand to 12 flights per week. Finally, from September 8 to October 24, it will operate 9 weekly flights.

 “For 33 years, we have connected Ecuador with the United States through our direct flights between Quito and Houston. Today, we are thrilled to announce a significant increase in our flight capacity, reaffirming our commitment to our country,” said Bettina Carvajal, United Airlines’ Country Manager in Ecuador.

Ramón Miró, President and CEO of Corporación Quiport, the company responsible for the comprehensive management of Mariscal Sucre Airport, expressed his satisfaction with the airline’s announcement. “One of Quiport’s key management pillars is increasing connectivity. We are very pleased with United’s announcement, as it demonstrates the growth of the U.S. market and the importance of Houston as a connecting hub, not only within the United States but also globally. We appreciate the airline’s confidence in Quito Airport.”