Jose Maria Córdova International Airport, Colombia ↔ Mariscal Sucre International Airport, Ecuador
A direct route between Rio Negro and Quito appears in the OpenFlights route network.
This reflects historical scheduled service and may be out of date — it is not a live timetable.
Mean °C (high/low below), avg. rainfall mm · country-level monthly normals, not airport-specific.
Mean °C (high/low below), avg. rainfall mm · country-level monthly normals, not airport-specific.
Rio Negro (MDE) and Quito (UIO) are around 772 km (480 miles) apart — an estimated 1h 28m by air. Distances and flight times are great-circle estimates.
Both airports keep the same time — no time difference.
Across Ecuador, the warmest month on average is August, with mean temperatures around 27°C. These are country-level monthly climate normals, not airport-specific.
The UK FCDO currently rates Colombia as Caution — some areas; The UK FCDO rates Ecuador as Caution — some areas. Check the official sources before you travel.
Distances and flight times are great-circle estimates, not booked block times.