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MIA airport guide

Terminals & getting around

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Find the right level, explore the concourses and distinguish the D Skytrain, E Train and MIA Mover.

Start with your flight’s concourse

Your airline’s current gate and departure instructions take precedence over this guide.

Level 1
Domestic baggage claim and international arrivals through D and E. Some check-in counters are exceptions to the main Level 2 arrangement; follow your airline’s instructions.
Level 2
The main ticketing and security-checkpoint frontage. Use your airline and gate assignment to find the correct concourse.
Level 3
Interterminal moving walkways, international arrivals through J, and access to the MIA Mover station between Dolphin and Flamingo garages.

North, Central and South

MIA groups its passenger concourses into three terminals. Use the letter on your boarding pass to orient yourself before walking.

North Terminal
Concourse D
Central Terminal
Concourse E, Concourse F, Concourse G
South Terminal
Concourse H, Concourse J

Three different train connections

Choose the train for the part of the airport you need. These descriptions explain their connections, not current service availability.

D Skytrain
Four stations above Concourse D, with elevator access from the concourse. Not the rental-car-center train.
E Train
Links E’s main concourse with the separate E satellite gate building.
MIA Mover
Links the Level 3 airport station between the garages with the Miami Intermodal Center and Rental Car Center.

Information reviewed 2026-09-08. This guide describes airport facilities; it is not a live service-status feed.

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