# Terminals & getting around at MIA

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.

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