Miami International Airport (MIA) is South Florida’s primary gateway and the #1 U.S. airport for international freight and the leading American hub to Latin America and the Caribbean. Opened in 1928 and operated by Miami-Dade County, MIA handles more than 55 million passengers a year across three terminals and six concourses — D, E, F, G, H and J — connected by the elevated Skytrain and MIA Mover.

The airport sits 8 miles northwest of Downtown Miami on 3,230 acres, served by 100+ airlines flying to 170+ destinations worldwide. It is American Airlines’ largest hub outside Dallas/Fort Worth. Ground transportation, rental cars and the Metrorail Orange Line all connect through the Miami Intermodal Center, one stop east of the terminals on the MIA Mover.

Miami International Airport (MIA) is South Florida’s primary gateway and the leading U.S. hub to Latin America and the Caribbean — more than 55 million passengers a year across three terminals and six concourses (D, E, F, G, H, J).

MIA sits 8 miles northwest of Downtown Miami, served by 100+ airlines to 170+ destinations, and is American Airlines’ largest hub outside Dallas/Fort Worth.

• 55M+ Annual Passengers
• 170+ Global Destinations
• 100+ Airlines Served
• 1928 Year Opened