LAN Ecuador Airline to Cuenca
Connecting Your International LAN Flight
LAN Airline flies nonstop from New York City to Guayaquil. You can then make a connecting flight to Cuenca's Mariscal Lamar Airport.
Or, if you're already in Quito from a previous LAN flight from Miami, you too can fly to Cuenca on LAN Ecuador.
LAN and American Airlines recently cemented a code-sharing agreement, which means that you can buy a ticket from American that will get you to Cuenca, or buy one from LAN that will get you from Cuenca to anywhere in North America that American flies.
Guayaquil
Flights from Guayaquil leave daily at 9:35 a.m., arriving at 10:15.
Flights from Cuenca leave daily at 11:25 a.m., landing at 12:05 p.m.
Quito
Flights from Quito leave daily at 4:00 p.m., arriving at 4:55.
From Cuenca, flights leave daily at 5:30 p.m., landing at 6:25.
Ticket Prices and Payment Options
Tickets are a lot more expensive on LAN Ecuador than on the domestic Ecuador airlines. A one-way ticket from Guayaquil can be almost as much as a round-trip ticket with AeroGal or Tame.
Buying a LAN ticket directly from New York to Cuenca is also a lot more than buying New York to Guayaquil and then flying on one of the domestic airlines.
When booking online, credit cards are the only payment option. At a LAN office, cash or credit cards. At a LAN desk at an airport, cash or credit cards are accepted.
Contact Information
LAN's website is www.lan.com. Or call 1-866-IFLYLAN from the US and Canada. Inside Ecuador, call toll-free to 1800-101075 or 1800-010281.
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