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To which airport are the flights to Guatemala City arranged?

Guatemala City flights are organized to La Aurora Intl. Airport.

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Cheapest Flights to Guatemala City

Best Price

Delta Air Lines

21 Aug, Fri19:00

New York – Guatemala City

18h 29m

1 stop

JFK–GUA

$ 177

Shortest Flight

Delta Air Lines

19 Aug, Wed06:59

New York – Guatemala City

6h 30m

1 stop

LGA–GUA

$ 177

Delta Air Lines

18 Aug, Tue20:30

New York – Guatemala City

16h 59m

1 stop

LGA–GUA

$ 177

Arajet

27 Jul, Mon00:59

New York – Guatemala City

9h 46m

1 stop

EWR–GUA

$ 370

American Airlines

28 Jul, Tue05:51

New York – Guatemala City

15h 44m

1 stop

EWR–GUA

$ 419

Arajet

30 Jul, Thu00:59

New York – Guatemala City

15h 1m

1 stop

EWR–GUA

$ 427

JetBlue

25 Jul, Sat08:07

New York – Guatemala City

18h 3m

2 stop

JFK–GUA

$ 467

Last update: 21 July 2026 03:50

About Guatemala City

Known as Guatemala or Guate, Guatemala City is the biggest city and capital of the Republic of Guatemala. There is said to be 1 million 200 thousand inhabitants in the city center, however with the population of those in the suburbs the total figure comes out to about 2 million 500 thousand.

The city, which is a modern version of the ancient Mayan city Kaminaljuyu, has a history that dates back to 1500 BC. There are many trade routes, religious buildings, and historic structures located where the city was founded. When the city was a Spanish colony it was a very small town. The declaration of independence of Central America from Spain took place in Guatemala City and in 1821 it became the capital of the United Provinces of Central America.

Guatemala City experiences average annual highs of 25 and lows of 6-7 degrees. The weather is springlike year-round. There isn’t much fluctuation between the high temperatures. Due to its location at sea level the city has a temperate climate.

City planner Raul Aguilar Batres divided the city into 22 different zones. It is easy to get around and the urban planning was done quite well, creating an appealing cityscape. Zone 1 features historic buildings and is located in the middle of the city. The National Palace, Metropolitan Cathedral, and National Library of Guatemala are all located in Zone 1. The Tower of the Reformer and Plaza Espana are great locations to take photos.