Miami Airport is not only a major airport in the US, but it is also an airport of a worldwide scale, ranked between the 25th busiest airports in the globe.
Regarding its size, it stands for a large airport, which its infrastructures and facilities are huge and complex.
Miami International Airport (MIA) has three terminals and 6 concourses.
The three terminals are connected, distributed in a semi-circle within the same building.
Miami International Airport North Terminal is home of Concourse D, being the main hub for Caribbean and Latin America services.
Boarding gates: D1-D60 (45 gates).
Passengers may transfer to their boarding gates in Concourse D by the SkyTrain within 5 minutes.
Miami International Airport Central Terminal hosts Concourses E, F and G.
Boarding gates: (52 gates)
- Concourse E: E2-E11, Satellite gates: E20-E21, E30, E31 and E33
- Concourse F: F1-F23
- Concourse G: G2-G19
Miami International Airport South Terminal handles Concourse H and Concourse J.
Boarding gates: (28 gates)
- Concourse H: H3-H17.
- Concourse J: J2-J18.
A free MIA Mover connects the airport with Miami Intermodal Center, where the car rental facility and bus terminal has relocated.
The MIC also houses the airport Metrorail station and Tri-Rail terminal.
To get to the MIA Mover, passengers need to take it at the third level, in the central terminal.
