Hubs
Major
Miami International Airport (MIA)
Hub Overview
Passengers
52.0M
Destinations
175
Connectivity
83/100
Transit
good
Hub Airlines
AA
American Airlines
primary
Alliance Presence
oneworld
Terminal & Lounges
Terminal Overview
MIA has one terminal building with three levels and concourses D through J arranged in a linear layout. The North and South terminals are connected airside.
Lounge Highlights
The Admirals Club in Concourse D is American's flagship lounge at MIA. The Centurion Lounge in Concourse D opened in 2023 with a full menu.
Transit Tips
- American Airlines operates from Concourses D, E, and a portion of Concourse J.
- International arrivals are processed in Concourses E and J; allow extra time for customs.
- The MIA Mover connects the terminal to the Miami Intermodal Center for Metrorail and Tri-Rail.
- Concourse D has the widest selection of dining and duty-free shopping.
- Allow 90 minutes for international-to-domestic connections that require customs clearance.
Ground Transport
The MIA Mover connects to Miami Metrorail (Government Center in 15 minutes). Tri-Rail commuter trains serve Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.
Fun Facts
- MIA is the busiest US gateway for Latin American and Caribbean flights.
- It handles more international freight than any other US airport.
- The airport serves as the unofficial capital of Latin American aviation.