Departures from Miami International Airport

Miami Airport departures: how to read the board

The departures board above lists the flights leaving Miami International today, with the scheduled departure time, the estimated or actual time, the destination and the status. It updates continuously; an estimated time later than the schedule means a delay, and departed means the aircraft has left the gate.

Check your concourse first: American Airlines uses the North Terminal (concourse D), Delta, Frontier and Spirit the Central Terminal (E, F and G), and most international carriers the South Terminal (H and J). The terminal is one long building, and the walk from the Central Terminal check-in to a far gate in concourse D can take twenty minutes; the Skytrain inside concourse D helps. Security is busiest in the morning and in the evening Latin America wave. Arrive two hours ahead for domestic flights and three for international.

Dropping off and getting there

Drop off at the departures curb of your concourse, for loading and unloading only; to walk in together, use the Dolphin and Flamingo garages opposite the terminal. From downtown, take Metrorail to the Miami Intermodal Center and the MIA Mover to the terminal; Tri-Rail connects Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, the Miami Beach bus 150 runs from South Beach, and taxis and ride-hailing services drop off at the departures level.

The board is dominated by American Airlines flights across the United States, the Caribbean and Latin America, Delta to Atlanta, Frontier and Spirit to the Northeast and Midwest, and the evening international wave to London Heathrow, Madrid, São Paulo and Mexico City. Looking for an arriving flight? Switch to the Arrivals tab. Every airport we track is listed in the airport overview.