MIAAirport Guide

North Terminal

Concourse D, gates D1 to D60, through Checkpoints 1 to 4 on Level 2. The Skytrain runs above the concourse and the D-E Connector leads toward Central Terminal.

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North Terminal Concourse D interior with its skylit ceiling and terrazzo floor
North Terminal · Concourse D

Concourse D

Gates D1 to D60, through Checkpoints 1, 2, 3 and 4. The concourse is a mile long; the Skytrain above it stops at four stations, reached by the elevators in the concourse. The D-E Connector leads toward E.

Before and after security

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Airlines departing from North Terminal

2 airlines print a North concourse among their departure gates. Carriers marked “also elsewhere” print another terminal's concourse too, so check your boarding pass. The full airline list covers all 57.

AirlineConcourseCheck-inAlso elsewhere
American AirlinesD / ED/E, counters 001-113Also elsewhere
American Eagle (Envoy)D / ED, counters 001-113Also elsewhere

Security checkpoints

  1. Checkpoint 1TSA PreCheck

    Published hours
    4 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.

  2. Checkpoint 2

    Published hours
    3:30 a.m. to 11:45 p.m.

  3. Checkpoint 3

    Published hours
    4 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.

  4. Checkpoint 4

    Published hours
    4 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.

  5. Checkpoint DFIS

    Published hours
    5:15 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
All checkpoints and what the airport publishes

Lounges

Food & shops in North Terminal

Browse 104 directory listings recorded under North Terminal. Individual pages show the available location and opening-hour information. Check the security-side field before choosing a place for your journey.

Some listings identify only the terminal, not a specific gate or concourse. They are not plotted as exact locations on the map.

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Use the D Skytrain for Concourse D

The Skytrain runs above Concourse D and has four stations, reached from the concourse by elevators. It is separate from the MIA Mover to the rental-car center.

The published station guide groups D1–D19 at station 1, D20–D25 at station 2, D26–D39 and access toward E at station 3, and D40–D60 at station 4. These are orientation labels, not a list of gates currently in use. Check your assigned gate and airport signs before boarding.

Arriving into North Terminal

Domestic baggage claim is on Level 1. International arrivals through D also reach the arrivals area on Level 1; this differs from international arrivals through J in South Terminal.

Continuing toward Central Terminal

The terminal map labels a D–E connector. That relationship helps identify the neighboring concourse; it is not a guarantee that a particular passenger can use it without security or immigration checks.

For movement between terminal areas, MIA documents moving walkways on Level 3. Use the connection guide to distinguish changing concourses from an international-arrival transfer.

Traveling with an animal

An indoor animal-relief area is listed after security near D34. An outdoor relief area is listed on Level 1 near Door 5. Use the accessibility guide for assistance planning; a mapped facility is not a live availability report.

Questions about North Terminal

What airlines are in North Terminal?

2 airlines are listed North Terminal: American Airlines, American Eagle (Envoy).

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What restaurants are in North Terminal?

The airport's directory lists 36 restaurants in North Terminal: 305 Pizza, Au Bon Pain, Bacardi Mojito Bar, Café Versailles, Carlo's Bake Shop Express (Vending Machine), Chefs of the Caribbean, and 30 more.

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Which concourses and gates are in North Terminal?

North Terminal has 1 concourse: Concourse D.

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