19 February 2019
ECUADORIAN AVIATION AUTHORITY RENEWS QUITO AIRPORT’S AERODROME CERTIFICATION
On the eve of the anniversary of operations at Quito International Airport, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation renews Quiport’s Aerodrome Certification, which is valid for 5 years. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC) is the aviation authority than plans, manages and controls air operations in Ecuadorian air space. This entity has issued the […]
28 January 2019
SIGNATURE OF AGREEMENT BERTWEEN CORPORACION QUIPORT AND ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA AIRPORT
Corporación Quiport signed an agreement with the Antigua and Barbuda Airport to exchange information, knowledge and experience on airport management allowing to strengthen professional ties, share best practices, and create opportunities for commercial development. The areas of cooperation include issues such as security, operations, maintenance, commercial development, route development, infrastructure, information systems, customer service management, […]
22 January 2019
QUITO AIRPORT OPENS ITS REMODELED DOMESTIC VIP LOUNGE
With avant-garde decoration and a design focused on our passengers’ comfort, the remodeled Domestic VIP Lounge of the Quito International Airport was inaugurated on Tuesday, January 22. The Domestic VIP Lounge remodeling project commissioned by Corporacion Quiport was directed by Adriana Hoys Design Studio and implemented by Octofast, resulting in aesthetic elegance, 12% increased capacity, […]
14 January 2019
QURI OPENS A NEW STORE AT QUITO AIRPORT
Quito Airport’s latest commercial store, Quri, was opened in an intimate ribbon-cutting ceremony. Quito International Airport has opened Quri, an experience store —a new concept in retailing that invites customers to explore and touch products with their own hands and submerge themselves in the experience—at international departures in the passenger terminal building. Quri, which means […]
19 December 2018
AEROGALERÍASUIO BRINGS ART TO QUITO AIRPORT
This project aims to offer passengers a gratifying experience, but also seeks to support local talent in all its forms of artistic expression. The AerogaleríasUIO Project has had a great start with two exhibitions at the passenger terminal of Mariscal Sucre International Airport. This is an initiative by Corporación Quiport to bring together an assortment […]
12 December 2018
THE BRAZILIAN AIRLINE GOL WILL OFFER NON-STOP FLIGHTS TO ECUADOR FROM DECEMBER 27TH
Starting on the 27th of December, Brazilian airline GOL will arrive in Ecuador offering non-stop flights between Sao Paulo and Quito. The airline will be the only one operating between the two countries without stopovers. GOL will operate three weekly flights between Brazil and Ecuador on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, leaving Sao Paulo Guarulhos International […]
20 November 2018
QUITO AIRPORT CELEBRATES ITS 30 MILLIONTH PASSENGER
This number has been reached 5 years and 9 months after the airport opened in February 2013. The 30 millionth passenger is Ecuadorian and was returning to Quito from Guayaquil. We have now seen 30 million passengers pass through Mariscal Sucre Airport since it began operations on February 20, 2013. This afternoon, on Avianca flight […]
14 November 2018
ECUADOR’S FIRST ECOLOGICAL CLUSTER IS ESTABLISHED IN TABABELA
Some 15 private companies connected to the aviation industry have pooled their environmental management experiences and commitments to create the first cluster to optimize their processes. Their aim is to reduce their carbon footprint and consolidate a sector that grows while respecting the planet. These efforts have been recognized by Airports Council International (ACI) which […]
13 November 2018
ANDREW O’BRIAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF AIRPORTS COUNCIL
Andrew O´Brian’s election took place at the 27th Annual Assembly of the Airports Council International – Latin America and the Caribbean. This is a new show of Quito’s and its airport’s leadership and the trust placed in Corporación Quiport´s work. ACI-LAC represents 270 airports from Latin America and the Caribbean that transport 584 million passengers […]