27 August 2026

Quito Hosted the ACI-LAC Operational Safety Committee Annual Meeting and its First Airport Safety Workshop

From August 25 to 27, Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport hosted the 2026 ACI-LAC Operational Safety Committee Annual Meeting, a technical exchange forum that brought together specialists and representatives from the airport sector to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices in operational safety. This edition was attended by 28 representatives from 11 countries, linked to […]

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25 August 2026

Quiport Among the Top 100 Organizations in Ecuador for its Contribution to the SDGs

Airport management is also measured by what happens beyond its runways and terminals. The way it manages its resources, interacts with communities, manages its environmental impacts, and makes long-term decisions is part of an operation increasingly linked to the challenges of sustainable development. From this perspective, Corporación Quiport was included among the 100 organizations that […]

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16 July 2026

Quiport Presents its 2025 Sustainability Report: When Operating Well Also Means Caring for Life

At Mariscal Sucre Airport, sustainability is built long before a plane takes off. It begins with infrastructure planning, continues with safe and efficient operations, and is reflected in the responsible use of resources, the passenger experience, the well-being of employees, the commitment to neighboring communities, and respect for the environment surrounding the airport. With this […]

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22 June 2026

Quiport and the Ecuadorian Red Cross Strengthen Interinstitutional Cooperation

Quiport Corporation and the Ecuadorian Red Cross Society signed a Framework Agreement for Interinstitutional Cooperation with the objective of strengthening joint actions focused on humanitarian support, social management, the promotion of health and well-being, as well as coordinated care in situations requiring a coordinated response. This agreement will allow for the development of plans, projects, […]

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10 June 2026

QUIPORT SHARED ITS PERSPECTIVE ON AIR CARGO AND TOURISM AT ANDEAN FORUMS

Quiport participated in two regional dialogues held in Quito, focused on analyzing the challenges of air transport, logistics, connectivity, and tourism management in the Andean region. Ramón Miró, President and CEO of Quiport, participated as a panelist at the IV Andean Air Transport Forum, while Santiago Andrade, Director of ITT, moderated a panel at the […]

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28 May 2026

Safety as a Priority: Quiport Receives Two Awards for its Preventive Management at Quito Airport

Safety is not just an operational requirement: it is a way to protect life, care for people, and guarantee the continuity of a key infrastructure for the country. With this approach, Quiport received two important awards in occupational safety and health, highlighting its leadership in risk prevention, operational safety, and a preventative culture within the […]

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21 May 2026

Four New International Awards Solidify Quito Airport’s Position as a Global Leader

Mariscal Sucre International Airport, managed and operated by Corporación Quiport, received four awards at the 2026 NCE Airports Awards, organized by New Civil Engineer, one of the most influential specialized publications in the global infrastructure, engineering, and construction sector. In this edition, Quito Airport was nominated in seven categories and won four awards, competing against […]

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17 May 2026

World Recycling Day: the sustainable actions promoted by Quiport at Quito airport

Every day, thousands of people pass through Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport. And while flights take off, passengers arrive, and tons of cargo are moved, another less visible but increasingly important process is also taking place: transforming waste into new opportunities. On World Recycling Day—a date that also promotes the reduction and reuse of materials […]

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8 May 2026

Quito Airport Breaks Record in Flower Exports for Mother’s Day and Rises to Fourth Place in Air Cargo in Latin America

Flower exports for Mother’s Day from Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport in 2026 grew by 16% compared to the 2025 season, solidifying this date as the second most important for flower exports by air, after Valentine’s Day. According to data collected by Corporación Quiport, between April 16 and May 6—a period of 21 days—approximately 24,800 […]

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