Aerovía is a multimodal mass transportation system (by cable and power bus) that contributes to sustainability and urban integration^{[citation needed]} between Guayaquil and Durán.

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Guayaquil's Aerovia
First Gondola lift in Ecuador
Overview
Status	Operational
Character	Urban
Location	Guayaquil, Ecuador
Termini	Parque del Centenario Durán
No. of stations	5
Open	December 21, 2020; 3 years ago (2020-12-21)
Technical features
Line length	3,340 m (10,960 ft)
Operating speed	10 miles per hour (16 km/h)
Notes	Electric motor powering cable bullwheel

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The Aerovía has five stations, one is technical and does not receive passengers. It has 154 cabins with capacity for ten passengers. During the Covid-19 pandemic, capacity was restricted to five users per cabin. In Durán, users can use the urban buses of two cooperatives at no additional cost, which take them to the most representative populated sectors of the neighboring canton.^[1]

To take the Aerovía , passengers must buy a card (tarjeta) for $2, on which they can put funds they will use to pay for their trips. Each one-way trip costs $0.70 (or $ 0.35 for those who benefit from a reduced fare). Senior citizens, children and teenagers, students, and disabled people benefit from a reduced fare.^[2]

In general, the Aerovía operates from 5:30 AM to 9:30 PM. During the various states of emergency in Ecuador during 2022, the operating hours were often reduced.

Going from one terminal station to the other takes 17 minutes.

The Aerovía was built between 2018 and 2021. It started operating in January 2021. It was built and is operated by a consortium, Consorcio Aerosuspendido Guayaquil, that is made up of Sofratesa and POMA.^[3]

The Aerovía consists of a cable car line (Guayaquil - Durán Line) with a length of 4.1 km, 5 stations and 154 cabins.

• Cable car
• Metrovia
• Metrocable (Medellín)