Flying with children
Every MIA guide on flying with children: 6 guides, each answering one question. They include a long layover at MIA with children.
Traveling through MIA with children: where to feed and change a baby, what to do with a stroller or car seat at the gate, where children can play, and how an unaccompanied minor is handled. The guides are written from what the airport and airlines publish for families.
A long layover at MIA with childrenDecide whether to leave MIA with children, then find play, food and rest without losing track of your next flight.
Flying with a baby through Miami airportFind MIA nursing rooms, handle formula and milk at TSA, locate restrooms, and choose a calmer place before your flight.
Strollers and car seats at MIAMIA doesn't publish gate-check or return rules for strollers and car seats. Know what to ask your airline before handing over your gear.
Things for children to do at Miami airportFind MIA's Plane Fun play area near E5, plus books, art and quieter options when your gate is elsewhere.
Unaccompanied minors at Miami InternationalFind the right MIA airline counter, gate handover and pickup steps for a child flying alone, plus what to confirm with other carriers.
Where to feed and change a baby at MIAFind MIA's nursing spaces by concourse, see which side of security they're on, and know where to ask about diaper-changing facilities.