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Flight Distance from Apia (APW) to Quito (UIO)
Comprehensive aviation route data, direct distance, flight duration, CO₂ footprint, passport visa rules and interactive map.
Origin Airport
APWNSFA
Apia, Samoa
Faleolo International Airport
Great Circle Path
10,399 km6,462 miles • 5,615 NM
Destination Airport
SEQMUIO
Quito, Ecuador
Mariscal Sucre International Airport
Direct Distance
10,399 km
6,462 Statute Miles
5,615 Nautical Miles
Commercial Flight
12h 44m
Est. non-stop flight duration (~850 km/h cruising speed + buffer)
CO₂ Footprint
936 kg
Estimated carbon footprint per economy passenger (~90g CO₂/km)
Initial Heading
91° True
Initial compass bearing towards destination
Estimated Travel Duration by Aircraft Class
Commercial Jet (Boeing 787 / A350)
12h 44m
Speed: ~850 km/h (459 knots)
Business Jet (Gulfstream G650)
11h 48m
Speed: ~920 km/h (496 knots)
Turboprop Aircraft (ATR-72 / Q400)
20h 30m
Speed: ~520 km/h (280 knots)
Passport & Visa Entry Requirements
🌐 WS→🌐 EC
This information is provided for general guidance only and does not replace official verification with an embassy, consulate, or the IATA Travel Centre before you travel.
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Departure Airport Specs
Faleolo International Airport (APW)
- City / Country: Apia, Samoa
- ICAO Code: NSFA
- Coordinates: -13.8300°, -172.0080°
- Timezone: Pacific/Apia
- Elevation: 58 ft
Arrival Airport Specs
Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO)
- City / Country: Quito, Ecuador
- ICAO Code: SEQM
- Coordinates: -0.1254°, -78.3543°
- Timezone: America/Guayaquil
- Elevation: 7841 ft
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