Find flights and airports Miami

Miami International Airport (MIA), which is also called Wilcox Field, is northwest of Miami in southeast Florida. Miami International Airport deals with about 34 million passengers per year making it, within the United States of America, the third busiest airport. The airport serves the South Florida region and is the main airport for the area. It acts as a hub for FedEx Express, LAN Cargo, UPS Airlines but mainly American Airlines. Flights are to destinations worldwide but particularly within North and South America and Europe. Miami International Airport is composed of a north, central and south terminal and four runways.

Airport Information Miami

• Location: Miami International Airport is situated 9 miles northwest of Miami in the United States of America.
• Address: Miami International Airport, PO Box 025504, Miami, Florida 33102-5504 USA
• Telephone Number: (1) 305-876-7000
• Time Zone: GMT -5
• Eating & Drinking: Food outlets, ranging from fast food joints to fine dining, are located in the north, central and south terminals both before and after security. Names include Pizza Hut, Sunways, Dunkin Donuts, California Pizza Kitchen and Great American Bagel.
• ATM: ATMs are located throughout the airport building. Bureau de change are located in concourses D, E, F, G, H and J.
• WiFi: The Internet can be accessed at data port connections throughout the building. There are white paging telephones available in the airport for more information.
• Shopping: Shops are located throughout MIA but most of them, including Duty Free Americas, are after security. Names include Hudson News, Sunglass Hut, Diamond Fine Jewelry, Simply Books and Hugo Boss.
• Luggage: Carts are situated in the international arrivals area. Baggage claim areas are on the first floor. The lost property office, open from 8am to 6pm, is in Terminal E or contact 305-876-7377.
• Airport Hotels: The Miami International Airport Hotel (305-871-4100) is located on the second floor of the airport before check-in in concourse E. Other hotels within a 2 mile radius of the airport include the Courtyard Miami Airport West/Doral (305-477-8118), Best Western Airport Inn & Suites (305-463-7195), Hilton Miami Airport (305-262-1000) and Crowne Plaza Miami Airport (305-446-9000). Most hotels in the vicinity offer a free shuttle bus to and from the airport.
• Disabled Travelers: Toilets are throughout the airport and moving walkways on the third level. Other facilities include telephones, parking spaces and a paging system.
• Lounges: In concourses D and E are the American Airlines-Admirals Club. In Concourse E there are also the Armed Forces Service Center and Executive Conference Center. In concourses F and J are Club America and in Concourse H the Delta Airlines Sky Club.
• Parking: One short-term lot has a lower section, reached through arrivals, and an upper floor, reached via departures. Then there is the north, Dolphin garage, reached via Terminal D, and the south, Flamingo garage, by terminals G, H and J. They charge $2.50 for 30 minutes with a daily maximum of $30. Long-term parking is in the Dolphin and Flamingo garages. The rates are $4 up to an hour, $12 up to 4 hours and $15 as the daily maximum.
• Directions & Transportation: By car, Miami International Airport can be reached via the I-95 or SR826, exit LeJeune Road. The bus stop is situated on the ground level of concourse E and there are a number of routes serving the airport. The Metromover, a free, fixed-rail system, provides transportation to the airport from central Miami and Brickell regions. There is also the Metrorail which costs $2 one way. The Tri-Rail service moves along Interstate 95 from Palm Beach Counties and Broward. Taxis are outside arrivals and cost around $21.70 to downtown Miami.
• Website: http://www.miami-airport.com/