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Miami International Airport, often called MIA, is a very busy airport in Florida. It is the biggest airport in Florida and was expected to welcome more than 52 million travellers in 2023. MIA serves the most destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean of any U.S. airport. It is also the main port of entry for those travelling south from the United States. The airport is also a major center for cargo, handling more international goods than any other airport in the U.S.
Inside the MIA airport, you will find more than 120 retail shops, over 110 eateries, and even two relaxing spas. If you are in a hurry, you can use the MIA2Go app to order food in advance. The Skytrain inside the terminal, the MIA Mover shuttle to the transportation hub, and the e-Train that links parts of Concourse E. MIA runs all day and night, every day of the year. It also offers free Wi-Fi and many services to help all types of travellers enjoy their journey.
From business to pleasure travel, this website offers you everything you need, including practical tips to ensure you have a wonderful and easy trip to Miami.
Miami International Airport began as Pan American Field, operated by Pan American Airways. In 1946, Dade County seized control and changed the name to Miami International Airport. The former Pan Am terminal was modified and formally dedicated in January 1950.
A separate new or rebuilt airport opened on 20th Street on December 10, 1959, but all commercial flights were moved unchanged from the old airport to the new airport upon the new airport's opening. Miami Airport grew throughout the late 1940s and 1950s, becoming the world's largest commercial air terminal by the end of that time.
Over time, MIA has become one of the largest international airports in the world, and it has been the U.S. leader for international freight and one of its top destinations for international passenger traffic.
Miami International · TSA security checkpoints
8 am - 9 am
TSA Pre✓ lanes open at 1 of 4 checkpoints
Terminal NORTH
D Gates Checkpoint 2
Terminal NORTH
D Gates Checkpoint 3
Terminal SOUTH
H Gates Checkpoint
Terminal SOUTH
JS Gates Checkpoint
Typical standard-lane wait through the day, in minutes
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