58 cheap direct flights from & to Miami (MIA)
United Airlines (UA1537, UA1469, UA1923, UA1001), SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK6764, SK6762), TAP Air Portugal (TP8590), Avianca (AV2002)
American Airlines (AA1803, AA293, AA1048, AA1989, AA391, AA1340), LATAM Brasil (JJ7826), LATAM Chile (LA6828)
United Airlines (UA1537, UA1469, UA1923, UA1001), SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK6764, SK6762), TAP Air Portugal (TP8590), Avianca (AV2002)
Delta Air Lines (DL1231, DL1227, DL1224, DL1251, DL1346, DL1323), Gol Transportes Aéreos (G38098), Virgin Atlantic Airways (VS5189)
British Airways (BA2531), LATAM Argentina (4M6347, 4M6426), American Airlines (AA1099, AA1201, AA1259, AA1418, AA2623)
Westjet (WS6688, WS6686, WS6694, WS6690, WS6692), Gol Transportes Aéreos (G38486), Delta Air Lines (DL1803), American Airlines (AA1554)
American Airlines (AA1277, AA335), Avianca (AV2284, AV2292), United Airlines (UA212, UA1185), Air New Zealand (NZ2613, NZ2617)
American Airlines (AA2793, AA2445, AA2323), United Airlines (UA2158), LATAM Chile (LA6913, LA6962), British Airways (BA2405), LATAM Brasil (JJ2359)
American Airlines (AA1803, AA293, AA1048, AA1989, AA2278), United Airlines (UA1477), LATAM Brasil (JJ7826), LATAM Chile (LA6828)
Iberia (IB4763), American Airlines (AA4432, AA159, AA2701), LATAM Chile (LA6489), British Airways (BA5527, BA1729), LATAM Brasil (JJ7824)
Gol Transportes Aéreos (G38062, G38064), Korean Air (KE3225), Delta Air Lines (DL2122, DL1884, DL1829), American Airlines (AA1020, AA2512)
United Airlines (UA1475, UA1863)
American Airlines (AA85, AA457, AA2700, AA1698, AA218), LATAM Chile (LA6570), Iberia (IB4574), British Airways (BA5325)
American Airlines (AA2550, AA2239, AA2206, AA1276, AA1908, AA1219, AA2720), Gulf Air (GF4155)
American Airlines (AA1277, AA335), Avianca (AV2284, AV2292), United Airlines (UA212, UA1185), Air New Zealand (NZ2613, NZ2617)
American Airlines (AA275, AA1183, AA810, AA2537), LATAM Chile (LA6556, LA6589, LA7002), LATAM Brasil (JJ2036)
American Airlines (AA1803, AA293, AA1048, AA1989, AA391, AA1340), LATAM Brasil (JJ7826), LATAM Chile (LA6828)
United Airlines (UA330), American Airlines (AA1277, AA1495, AA335), Austrian Airlines (OS7712), Air New Zealand (NZ2614), Avianca (AV2285), Aer Lingus Irish Airlines (EI6123)
United Airlines (UA1477, UA2245)
Gol Transportes Aéreos (G38062, G38064), Korean Air (KE3225), Delta Air Lines (DL2122, DL1884, DL1829), American Airlines (AA1020, AA2512)
Airport Miami International Airport, FL
- URL: Official website
- Time zone: GMT -5
- Service telephone: +1 305 876-7000; +1 800-TALK-MIA
- Address: Miami International Airport, P.O. Box 025504, 2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142, USA
- Operating company: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD)
- Parking: Yes; paid short and long stay parking – 2 short stay parking lots and 2 parking garages for long stay parking (“Dolphin" and "Flamingo")
- Nearby cities: Hialeah (7 km), Miami (10 km), Pembroke Pines (24 km), Hollywood (28 km), Fort Lauderdale (39 km), Coral Springs (53 km)
- Directions by car: Florida State Road 112 (Airport Expy) Exit 2 and 3 and Florida State Road 953 (N. LeJeune Road).
- Stations: Miami Airport Station (Tri-Rail Station); Miami Amtrak Station, connection to the Silver Star + Silver Meteor (New York - Miami)
- Flight distribution on the days of the week: Monday (13.90%), Tuesday (13.75%), Wednesday (13.91%), Thursday (14.19%), Friday (14.73%), Saturday (14.80%), Sunday (14.72%)
- Alternative spelling: Majamis, Maiami, Mayami, Мајами, Майами, Маямі, Маями, Μαϊάμι, ميامي, میامی, מיאמי, Մայամի, მაიამი, मियामी, মায়ামি, मायामी, மயாமி, మయామి, ಮಿಯಾಮಿ, ไมแอมี, 마이애미, マイアミ, 迈阿密, 邁阿密
Most popular destinations from Miami International Airport, FL (Flights per week )
- Airport New York - John F. Kennedy International Airport, NY (254, 2,82 %)
- Airport New York - La Guardia Airport, NY (253, 2,81 %)
- Airport Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, GA (231, 2,57 %)
- Airport San Juan - Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (200, 2,22 %)
- Airport New York - Newark Liberty International Airport, NJ (181, 2,01 %)
- Airport Houston - George Bush Intercontinental Airport, TX (180, 2,00 %)
- Airport Orlando International Airport, FL (175, 1,95 %)
- Airport Nassau (164, 1,82 %)
- Airport Bogota (152, 1,69 %)
- Airport Panama City-Tocumen International (148, 1,65 %)
- other (78.46 %)
Top airlines (percentage of departures and arrivals)
- American Airlines (10083, 57,72 %)
- Gol Transportes Aéreos (1092, 6,25 %)
- United Airlines (1024, 5,86 %)
- Delta Air Lines (859, 4,92 %)
- Spirit Airlines (646, 3,70 %)
- Southwest Airlines (644, 3,69 %)
- LATAM Chile (366, 2,10 %)
- Air Canada (328, 1,88 %)
- Frontier Airlines (263, 1,51 %)
- Copa Airlines (232, 1,33 %)
- other (11.04 %)
Location
Opened in 1928 under the name of Pan American Field, the airport is about 8 km or 5 miles northwest of downtown Miami, between the suburbs of Doral, Miami Springs and West Miami. The terminal area is best reached on the Florida State Road 112 (Airport Expy) at exit 2 to 3 and on State Road 953 (N. LeJeune Road).
Miami-Dade Transit (MDT) has an extensive public transport network and operates regular services from the airport with the busroute J which stops about 2 km (less than a mile) east of Tri-Rail station, from where there is a direct connection to a total of 18 railway stations on the west coast, for example Fort Lauderdale International Airport or Palm Beach International Airport. This bus goes to Miami Beach and also stops at the Allapattah Metrorail Station (Green Line). The bus route 37 also serves the airport and goes for example to South Miami, bus route 42 goes to Coconut Grove, bus route 57 to Palmetto Bay, bus route133 (Tri-Rail Shuttle) and bus 150 (Airport Flyer) to Miami Beach and bus 238 (Earlington Heights Metro Station - Dolphin Mall). Current timetable details are either available locally or on the Internet. Alternatively, please take a taxi, limousine or rent a car.
History
After purchasing New York, Rio and Buenos Aires Line, Pan Am transferred most of its services to the Dinner Key Seaplane Base, and left the Pan Am Field to a large extent unused until Eastern Air Lines took up air traffic there in 1934, followed by National Airlines in 1937. From 1945, Miami airport was known as 36th Street Airport because the city of Miami had founded the Port Authority and bought the airport from Pan Am. In 1949, the airport was merged with a neighbouring army airbase and was further expanded in 1951. Until its bankruptcy in 1991, Pan Am and Eastern were the leaseholders of Miami Airport; their hubs there were then taken over by United Airlines and American Airlines. Whilst American Airlines expanded, United terminated its services in the 1990’s. In 2004, Iberia also closed its hub at Miami Airport in order to operate more direct flights from Spain to Central America.