MIAAirport Guide

All airport guides

Every guide on this site for Miami International Airport, in one place.

Cruise passengers

Transport guides

Layover and connection guides

Hotel and overnight guides

Parking guides

Food and drink guides

Flying with children

Delays, cancellations and missed connections

Bags and lost property

  • A single suitcase on an empty baggage carouselDelayed or lost baggage at Miami International

    Your bag didn't come off the carousel at MIA? Where each airline's baggage office is, what to file before you leave, and the deadlines that decide your claim.

  • Tagged suitcases on metal shelves in the baggage storage room at Miami International AirportLeft luggage at Miami airport

    MIA's baggage storage is run by Communitel in Terminal E and Terminal H, before security. Daily rates by bag size, hours, and what to bring.

  • A phone and sunglasses left on an empty gate seatLost something at MIA: how to get it back

    Airport, airline, TSA, rental car or taxi: where your lost item goes at Miami airport, how to report it, how long it's kept and what you need to collect it.

  • A golf travel case and a surfboard bag on a baggage cart in a check-in hallOversized and sports equipment at Miami airport

    Checking and collecting oversized and sports equipment at MIA: airline rules, where to ask when it's not on the carousel, storage for big items, and parking and taxis that fit.

  • A suitcase wrapped in film on a bag-wrap turntableWrapping and protecting bags at MIA

    MIA has baggage wrapping stations on the 2nd level, before security. Why the on-site wrap matters if TSA opens your bag, and other ways to protect a checked case.

Money, wifi and staying connected

  • The keypad and card slot of a cash machineATMs at MIA by concourse

    Every ATM on MIA's own maps, by concourse and floor: arrivals, check-in halls, gate areas, the MIA Mover station and the Rental Car Center.

  • A phone charging from a power bank on a gate seatCharging your phone at MIA

    MIA doesn't publish where its seat outlets are. Where to buy a charger or power bank by concourse, how late each shop opens, and how to arrive with a charged phone.

  • A currency exchange counter in an airport concourseCurrency exchange at Miami airport and whether to use it

    Every ICE currency exchange booth at MIA by concourse and hours, why the counter rate is rarely the best one, and when an ATM or a card is the better move.

  • A laptop open on a gate seatFree wifi at Miami airport

    MIA-WiFi is free with advertising across the terminals, gates and baggage claim. How to get the sign-in page to load, the paid options, and who to call when it won't connect.

  • A phone with its SIM tray open on a suitcase in the arrivals hall at Miami International AirportSIM cards and eSIMs for arriving at Miami

    There's no SIM shop in MIA's international arrivals hall. Where a prepaid SIM is sold upstairs, what one traveler's guide lists, and why an eSIM set up before the flight is usually easier.

Accessibility guides

Pets and service animals

  • A small dog in a soft carrier outside a pet relief roomFlying into Miami with a pet

    Arriving at MIA with a pet in the cabin or as cargo: where you collect it, the relief areas by the arrival doors, and the CDC dog rules for flights from abroad.

  • An indoor pet relief room with turf, a hydrant and framed dog photographsPet relief areas at Miami airport

    Every pet and service animal relief area at MIA: four indoor rooms after security in D, F, G and the H–J connector, and outdoor areas by Doors 5, 15 and 28.

  • A service dog in a vest sitting at the doorway of an animal relief areaService animals at MIA

    Flying through Miami with a service dog: the DOT form your airline can ask for, how TSA screens a working animal, and the relief areas before and after security.

Onward trips from Miami

Miami itself

Events and busy seasons

Airline and terminal guides