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The straight-line distance between Quito (UIO) and Montevideo (MVD) is 4,502 kilometres (2,797 miles), giving an estimated nonstop flight time of approximately 5h 47m if flown directly. This is a long-haul route.
Nonstop service on a given route can change as airlines adjust their schedules. Use our search tool below to check which airlines currently fly Quito to Montevideo nonstop versus with a connection, along with real-time prices.
The flight time above is a distance-based estimate, not a confirmed schedule. Always verify current nonstop availability when you search, since not every city pair has guaranteed nonstop service.
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Baggage policies vary between airlines — budget carriers typically charge extra for checked bags while full-service airlines usually include an allowance. Always verify the rules for your specific ticket before arriving at the airport.
Tuesday and Wednesday departures on the UIO–MVD route are typically 10–15% cheaper than Friday and Sunday. Early morning and late evening flights are also priced lower due to lower demand.
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Montevideo is 2 hours ahead of Quito right now. Flying east costs you hours: you land later in the day than the flight time alone suggests, and eastbound jet lag is usually the harder direction to shake.
Crossing a border: entry rules for Uruguay depend on your nationality and change without much notice, so we do not print them here. Check the IATA Travel Centre — the same passport and visa database airlines check at the gate — and confirm your passport has enough validity left, since many countries require six months beyond your return date.
