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LAN Ecuador (XL)

LAN Ecuador (XL) flies to 18 destinations in 9 countries. Leans international: 16 international routes vs 2 domestic.

Independent carrier. Not part of any alliance, so miles only work within the XL program. No shared lounge access with other airlines.

XL has the most flights out of Miami (MIA), Quito (UIO), New York (JFK), Bogota (BOG), Hartford (BDL).

LAN Ecuador Busiest Airports

LAN Ecuador doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. These are the airports where XL has the most flights. You fly direct between cities rather than connecting through a central hub.

MIA
Miami
Miami International Airport
15
UIO
Quito
Mariscal Sucre International Airport
2
JFK
New York
John F. Kennedy International Airport
1
BOG
Bogota
El Dorado International Airport
1
BDL
Hartford
Bradley International Airport
1

LAN Ecuador Fleet & Aircraft Types

3 aircraft types appear on XL routes. Small, focused fleet.

LAN Ecuador: All 18 Destinations

Every nonstop route LAN Ecuador flies. Each destination links to the full route page with schedules, competing airlines, and connection options.

Code City
DJT
BAQ Barranquilla
BOG Bogota
CLO Cali
VCP Campinas
GEO Georgetown
GYE Guayaquil
LIM Lima
CCS Maiquetía
MAO Manaus
MDE Medellín
MIA Miami
JFK New York
UIO Quito
GIG Rio De Janeiro
SDQ Santo Domingo
SJK São José Dos Campos
PTY Tocumen

LAN Ecuador FAQ

LAN Ecuador flies nonstop to 18 destinations in 9 countries. 2 domestic, 16 international.

LAN Ecuador doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. The busiest airports are Miami (MIA), Quito (UIO), New York (JFK), and others. You fly direct between cities.

3 aircraft types appear on XL routes, including 320, 763, A20N.

No. LAN Ecuador is an independent carrier. Miles only work within the XL program, and there's no shared lounge access with other airlines.

Yes. 16 international routes to 9 countries, plus 2 domestic routes.