Flights to Miami

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About Miami

Miami is known for its beaches, Art Deco architecture, Latin American culture, nightlife, and warm weather all year round. It is also a major gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America, as well as the starting point for many cruises.

Miami International Airport (MIA) is the main airport, while Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL), about 30 miles north, is a popular alternative that often has competitive fares.

  • Main airportMIA
  • Nearby airportFLL
  • Best time to visitDec–Apr
  • Time zoneEastern (ET)

Miami Airports

  • MIAMiami International
  • FLLFort Lauderdale-Hollywood International

MIA offers extensive domestic and international service, especially to Latin America and the Caribbean. Fort Lauderdale is served by many low-cost carriers and is a good choice if you are staying in the northern part of the region. Metrorail connects MIA to downtown Miami, and Tri-Rail commuter trains link both airports.

Best Time to Visit Miami

December to April is the dry season, with warm, sunny days and lower humidity. It is also peak season, so fares and hotel rates are higher.

Summer is hot and humid, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, so consider flexible fares and travel insurance if you travel then.

Top Things to Do in Miami

  • Relax on South Beach and stroll along Ocean Drive.
  • Explore the Art Deco Historic District.
  • See the street art at Wynwood Walls.
  • Try Cuban coffee and food in Little Havana.
  • Take an airboat tour in Everglades National Park.
  • Visit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens.

Airlines Flying to Miami

Many airlines serve Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Read our guides to baggage rules and check-in for some of the most popular carriers:

Tips for Booking Flights to Miami

  • Compare Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports for better prices.
  • Book early for winter and spring break, the busiest times of year.
  • If you travel during hurricane season, check flexible fare and change options.
  • Leave extra time if you are connecting to a cruise departure.
  • Review baggage allowances, since fees differ by airline and fare type.

Note: Fares, schedules and availability are set by the airlines and can change at any time until your ticket is issued. Always check your fare conditions before you book.