Francisco De Orellana Airport guide

Francisco De Orellana Airport (ICAO SECO) serves Puerto Francisco de Orellana, known as Coca, the capital of Orellana Province in Ecuador's Amazon region. The airfield sits inside the town, alongside the Coca River, so the centre is only a short drive away. It is the main air link between the Amazon oil and river-trade hub and the rest of the country.

A single asphalt runway handles the traffic. Published lengths differ by source: the aviation authority (DGAC) lists 2,060 metres by 27 metres, while Wikipedia gives 2,305 metres. The field lies at about 254 metres above sea level. Scheduled flights run to Quito, flown by LATAM Ecuador and Aeroregional, with Equair adding a Quito route in 2023. The airport handled about 48,900 passengers in 2022 against an installed capacity of around 100,000.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation administers the aerodrome. An upgrade added a new passenger terminal, a control tower and a fire-service hangar. Facilities are small, so travellers arriving from Quito find few on-site services beyond the terminal itself.