01-Oct-2026

Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport is welcoming Air Cananda back to the Ecuador, with non-stop flights set to commence this December between Montreal-Quito and Toronto-Quito.

Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) is expanding its international flight offering with the return of Air Canada, which will resume operations in December with non-stop flights to Montreal and Toronto.

Service will begin on 4th December with the Montreal–Quito route and on 5th December with the Toronto–Quito route. Air Canada will offer four weekly frequencies: three between Montreal and Quito and one between Toronto and Quito. Initially, the flights will operate seasonally through March 2027.

The Montreal–Quito route will operate three times per week. Flights will arrive in Quito on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1:05 a.m. and depart for Montreal on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 09:30. The route will be operated with Boeing 787-8 aircraft.

The Toronto–Quito route will operate once per week. The flight will arrive in Quito on Sundays at 12:10, and depart for Toronto on Sundays at 09:00. This route will be operated with Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

Air Canada’s return adds Montreal as a new non-stop destination from Quito and restores the non-stop connection with Toronto. In addition to facilitating travel between Ecuador and Canada, both cities serve as Air Canada hubs, allowing passengers to connect to other destinations across North America and Europe.

“The resumption of our non-stop flights between Quito and Montreal and between Quito and Toronto comes at a particularly significant time for relations between Ecuador and Canada. The recent signing of the Free Trade Agreement opens new opportunities for trade and investment between our two countries, and we believe that strong air connectivity is essential to support this process. For Air Canada, returning to Ecuador means much more than resuming two routes: it means once again playing an active role in a bilateral relationship with new opportunities for growth and exchange ahead,” Alfredo Babún, General Manager of Air Canada for the Andean Countries.

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