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To which airport are the flights to Guayaquil arranged?

Guayaquil flights are organized to Jose Joaquin De Olmedo Intl. Airport.

How many hours does it take to travel to Guayaquil by plane?

Al Ain - Guayaquil 18 hour 20 minutes, Abha - Guayaquil 16 hour 50 minutes, Al Baha - Guayaquil 16 hour 40 minutes, Al Ula - Guayaquil 16 hour, Bisha - Guayaquil 16 hour 50 minutes, Dammam - Guayaquil 17 hour 30 minutes, Dawadmi - Guayaquil 16 hour 50 minutes, Dubai - Guayaquil 18 hour 10 minutes, Gurayat - Guayaquil 15 hour 50 minutes, Hail - Guayaquil 16 hour 30 minutes, Jeddah - Guayaquil 16 hour 20 minutes, Medina - Guayaquil 1 hour 10 minutes, Rafha - Guayaquil 16 hour 40 minutes, Ras Al Khaimah - Guayaquil 18 hour 10 minutes, Riyadh - Guayaquil 17 hour 10 minutes, Sharjah - Guayaquil 18 hour 10 minutes, Sharurah - Guayaquil 17 hour 30 minutes, Taif - Guayaquil 17 hour 10 minutes, Wadi Al Dawaser - Guayaquil 17 hour, Abu Dhabi - Guayaquil 18 hour, Doha - Guayaquil 17 hour 40 minutes, Amman - Guayaquil 15 hour 40 minutes, Kuwait - Guayaquil 17 hour.

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Cheapest Flights to Guayaquil

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Qatar Airways

8 Jul, Wed23:45

Abu Dhabi – Guayaquil

1d 14h 20m

2 stop

AUH–GYE

AED 4,031

Qatar Airways

6 Jul, Mon23:25

Dubai – Guayaquil

1d 14h 40m

2 stop

DXB–GYE

AED 4,139

Qatar Airways

20 Jul, Mon23:25

Dubai – Guayaquil

1d 14h 40m

2 stop

DXB–GYE

AED 4,367

Avianca

14 Jul, Tue03:10

Dubai – Guayaquil

1d 5h 20m

2 stop

DXB–GYE

AED 4,484

Shortest Flight

Avianca

15 Jul, Wed14:15

Dubai – Guayaquil

1d 3h 40m

2 stop

DXB–GYE

AED 4,556

Last update: 30 June 2026 18:35

About Guayaquil

The official name of this city is Santiago de Guayaquil, the most developed and most populous in Ecuador, with a population of over 2 million and a busy port. It is Ecuador's gateway to the world that grew up overtaking Quito since the 1950s. Guayaquil, whose coffee, cocoa, banana, shrimp, timber and metallurgy products and raw materials are the most important components of Ecuador's foreign trade, has many active ports and docks. The city is also home to the most sophisticated industries in the country. The city's history dates back to the 1530s. Many buildings dating back to the Spanish colonial era are among the most important. The Santa Domingo Church, the San Francisco Cathedral, and the Estadio Monumental Isidro Romero Carbo (the second largest stadium in South America) are all important sightseeing destinations. The only airport in the city is Jose Joaquin de Olmedo International Airport. The airport is located at the very center of the city, where flights to various points of Europe and the USA are carried out.