United States · Miami
Enregistrement en ligne à Miami International Airport (MIA)
America's gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. Three terminals (North, Central, South) — American Airlines hub at North + Central. Major hub for Avianca, LATAM, Aeroméxico Latin connections.
Now at Miami International Airport
- Security wait (today, avg) 18 min
- Disruption No reported disruption
- Weather impact Clear, 14 °C
Informations rapides
Compagnies à Miami International Airport
Choisissez votre compagnie pour ouvrir la page d'enregistrement officielle avec des indications spécifiques au terminal.
Conseils pour Miami International Airport
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Latin American hub — Spanish-speaking staff
MIA is America's largest gateway to Latin America. Spanish announcements common. Many Latin Americans transit MIA — South Terminal is busiest with multilingual passport queues.
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MIA Mover free people-mover
Free MIA Mover automated people-mover connects all three terminals to rental cars + Tri-Rail / Metrorail station. Allow 15 min for terminal transfers.
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Customs/immigration can be slow
Arrivals from Latin America can see 60+ min CBP queues during peak (8 AM – 11 AM, 4 PM – 7 PM). Global Entry strongly recommended for frequent travelers.
Questions fréquentes
Which terminal does American Airlines use at MIA?
American Airlines primarily uses the North Terminal at MIA. Concourse D (with Concourses A–D being North Terminal). OneWorld partners (BA, JAL, Iberia) also use North + Central.
How do I get from MIA to Miami Beach?
Taxi/Uber: $30–40, 25–40 min depending on traffic. Public bus 150 (SuperShuttle): $2.65, 60 min direct. No direct rail — Metrorail to Miami centre then bus or taxi.
Is MIA a customs-clearing point for connections?
Yes — international arrivals to MIA must clear US customs/immigration before connecting (no transit-only option). Allow 90+ min for connections, 2h+ during peak.