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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Miami International Airport a major hub airport?

Miami International Airport (MIA) is classified as a major hub with a connectivity score of 83/100. It handles approximately 52.0 million passengers annually and offers connections to 175 destinations worldwide.

How many airlines operate from Miami International Airport?

Key hub airlines at Miami International Airport (MIA) include American Airlines. The airport has presence from oneworld, providing extensive global connectivity through codeshare and alliance partnerships.

What destinations can you fly to from Miami International Airport?

Miami International Airport (MIA) offers flights to 175 destinations. As a major hub, it serves as a key connecting point for both domestic and international travelers across multiple continents.

How do you navigate Miami International Airport?

Miami International Airport (MIA) has a transit rating of "good". 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 ai.

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