MIA is a big, busy airport that mostly gets out of your way, which is the highest compliment you…read morecan give an airport. The South Terminal walkways are covered, well-marked, bilingual signage throughout, escalators and stairs where you need them to move between levels without a maze. You get glimpses of the operational backend from the overpasses (catering trucks, ground crews, the whole logistics chain keeping flights fed and running), which is a small window into how much coordination it takes to keep a hub like this moving. Palm trees around the perimeter keep the South Florida feel even in a purely functional space. Not a luxury experience, doesn't try to be. It's a transit hub that transits people. Four stars for competent infrastructure and low friction, the kind of airport experience where nothing stands out because nothing goes wrong.

Omg, wait, stop. I am stunned by this airport!…read more This airport has so many little shops which are so cute and it was so easy to find my gate all i had to do was follow the signs. The staff there is so helpful and they helped me board and get on my flight on time! Thank you MIA airport a

At Miami International Airport, Concourse D is in the North Terminal. Airlines such as American…read moreAirlines and American Eagle depart from this concourse. Recently, my husband and I flew in and out of this concourse. This concourse contained dozens of restaurants (e.g., Au Bon Pain, Cafe Versailles, and Starbucks) and dozens of stores (e.g., cosmetics, Duty Free Americas, Hudson News, NewsLink). We ate at Estefan Kitchen Express, Half Moon Empanadas, and Manchu Wok, and the foods, drinks, and service were fine. The only problem that we had was that the gate for our departing flight was changed a couple of times, and we had to pay close attention to the loudspeakers to find out the gate and then to walk a lot. The bathrooms were fairly clean.

Not my favorite port of entry back to the US…read more It's large, the fixtures needs work, the bathrooms look like they are from the 1990s. A lot needs updating. They have these automated wheelchairs that constantly chimes. First, immigration was quick for us because we have Global Entry with the app. I highly recommend it. Second, after immigration, you need to go through customs and another security check that then separates you by your passport (US and non-US). The lines varies a lot. But this can add another 20-40 mins. Third, once you're finally out, the food here was by far the worse. I got a sandwich -called a Cuban sandwich - and it almost broke my teeth. It was so hard that I was confused why the bread was a brick. $19 down the drain.

If you're flying Delta between Miami and elsewhere, you'll likely be using Concourse H at MIA. This…read moreis the concourse that Delta primarily operates from. We had no issues here during our recent trip to Miami. From a functional standpoint, I think it's fine. The longest line occurred when checking our bags. The line was so long inside that we actually went back outside and did curbside check-in. Even the employees there commented to each other that they had never seen curbside check-in so busy. Security was good (granted, we used CLEAR+ with TSA PreCheck) and the Delta Sky Club in the H-J Connector is nice. Concourses H and J are connected and part of MIA's more compact and navigable South Terminal.

One of six concourses at Miami International Airport, Concourse H is part of the South Terminal and…read moreopened in 1998. It consists of 13 gates and is easily accessible to Concourse J (also part of the South terminal) by walking airside. The main carrier at this concourse is Delta, though United (which has a very limited presence here) and budget carriers Frontier and Spirit use it as well. Concourse J nearby services non-OneWorld international airlines like Copa, Caribbean Airlines, and Air Canada. The South Terminal has its own baggage claim area. One must exit to baggage claims (i.e. go landside) to be able to access the other terminals. Since American Airlines is the major carrier at MIA, I had to do exactly that to meet my brother (who was flying American). It can be done all inside (important since this is Miami), but it was a bit of a walk.

Well Lucas was rude told me to be here to sign up at noon and then canceled on me not professional…read moreat all will not recommend them

We used this company for a party of 9 to get to the airport very early. They have car seats. They…read morewere very easy to book with & professional. I'd highly recommend them if you're in Miami.

If you are a devotee of the beach, sun, sand and turquoise blue waters, you have to visit the…read moreCaribbean. To get to these numerous exotic islands, American Airlines has a flight for you. They have been dominating this sector for decades. My recent conquest was a trip to Antigua, located in the eastern caribbean and located in the Leeward Islands chain of the Lesser Antilles. I was seated in Business Class on the final leg from Miami to Antigua. The almost 3 hour flight was serving a hot lunch in the premium cabin. I had preordered the Beef Wellington and was skeptical as to how the dish would turn out at a cruising altitude of over 32,000 feet. When the dish arrived at my seat, I was truly surprised at how crisp and fluffy the pastry shell presented, enveloping a generous portion of meat. The entree itself came perfectly cooked with carrots, potatoes and asparagus. There was also a salad with greens, grapes and walnuts. Dessert was a small pecan pie/tart that was moist, not too seeet and tasty. My neighbor and I agreed that it was truly exceptional. On my return flight, from Antigua to Miami, in Business Class, I was again served lunch. Here, I chose the baked chicken with pesto sauce, potatoes, broccolini and tomatoes. The. Salad had spinach, greens and grilled red pepper. Another accompaniment contained an aioli with a grilled vegetable and walnuts. A hot assortment of bread rolls was also served. Dessert was a small slice of carrot cake which was moist, not too sweet, with a silky icing and extremely delicious. Overall, on both legs, my impression of food service in the premium cabin has had a drastic change. Both meals were served at the optimum temperature and were skillfully prepared and served. Easily the best meals I have had on American Airlines. Just so you know, I have traveled the premium cabin numerous times and the food has been unremarkable. Nothing to write home about. So what changed this time, to provide this high class dining experience in the air?

Armano is rude and not meant to be front facing with customers. Better in the back not dealing with…read moreany customers at all. Gross, disgusting and disrespectful person

It's been a few years since I've been in this lounge. Normally I use the Flagship Lounge but now…read morethat I no longer have BA Gold status nor Silver that's not an option when flying domestically. Love that they've added more food options. This morning was fresh baked waffles, an egg fish, and chorizo along with yogurt and fruit. In addition, lots of pastries and breads. But like most places, very limited gluten free options outside the yogurt and fruit. It was packed and a little chaotic when I got here but found one seat. It took about 1 1/2 hours for the crowd to thin out. When everyone leaves, it's quiet and pleasant. Shower toiletries are now Go Bigelow instead of Dermatologica.

I have been an Admirals Club member for a decade now, and have been to lounges all over the…read morecountry. I've enjoyed the privileges of membership, which mostly is the exceptional level of service provided. The MIA D30 Admirals Club seems to have some nice people working there as well, especially Alexandra at the Check In desk. Unfortunately for Alexandra and her colleagues, the place is run by the miserable Catarena (she refused to provide her last name or any other identifying information and stated "just tell them Catarena in M-I-A Admirals Club"). We were connecting on a flight home via MIA and had some family with us. We went to the club at D15 and hung out there for about 30 minutes. We chose to move over to the D30 club, as our gates were much closer to that lounge. We arrived and my wife did not have her AAdvantage credit card with her. I showed the check in counter at D15 her card on the Citi app and they said it's no problem. We went over to D30 expecting a similar experience...but the polar opposite. Alexandra let me know she needed the Supervisor to make an exception. She didn't think it would be a problem, especially since the D15 club just let us in. Catarena came over with a negative attitude right from the start. It was apparent that she is one of the people who hates doing her job. I explained the situation to her and about how we had just come from the lounge at D15. She said she'd call them to "check" (as if I was lying). She said they don't remember letting us in, and said they let someone in with five kids and no one else so she could do the same. I explained we do my had five kids in the group. I also asked for the name of the person she spoke with. "You have my name, right? YOU asked for MY name, right? That's enough." I asked Catarena if she was going to help us. She refused to answer the question and kept going round and round with no answer and the stupid smirk on her face...you know it...the one terrible people in Customer Service use when they've "won" by upsetting a loyal, repeat patron. Catarena NoLastName finally set me off with her stupid smirk and disingenuous "have a nice day" in the most annoying and condescending voice. I gave her some choice words, wished her a terrible rest of her miserable life, and walked out with my family. Note: this club is the anomaly...it's horrible because they have a worthless Supervisor (Catarena NoLastName) working there...most Admirals Clubs are absolutely phenomenal!

Great food and service! Turkish Airlines is the best company. Good tickets prices and different…read moreplace you can fly with this company.

We visited the lounge prior to our flight to Peru. Fun fact, we haven't been able to check-in or…read moreresearch anything while here so we are winging it! But we've located some great spots! We look forward to sharing when we return to the US! The Turkish Airlines lounge provided great service and it is a fantastic place to settle in before boarding time. They offer a bar and a variety of cold and hot food. Unfortunately, they didn't have any bubbles - champs nor prosecco. I've been able to enjoy a glass on past visits. The bathrooms are immaculate and spacious. Finally, one can take advantage of the pre-book option in the Priority Pass app. for a small fee.

The Delta Sky Club in Miami is solid. The food and drink was the highlight for me. This Sky Club…read morewent through a significant expansion and renovation, and reopened on April 9, 2024. During our recent visit, it looked fresh and modern, consistent with other relatively recently updated Sky Clubs around the country. This is the only Sky Club in MIA. It's located in the H-J Connector in the South Terminal. Delta mainly operates out of the H gates in Concourse H. From the boarding area, you have to take an elevator or stairs up to Level 4 to enter the Sky Club. Foodwise, I enjoyed the mojo pork, and black beans and rice, as well as a quinoa wrap and warm chocolate chip cookies. Everything was delicious. I liked the touches of Latin cuisine since this is Miami. At the bar, the Bloody Marys were terrific. Overall, the lounge was spacious and seating was comfortable, and service was great (hostess, food staff, bartender).

If you have an Amex Platinum card and don't feel like trekking to the Amex Centurion Lounge and are…read moreflying Delta, then this is the place for you. There are plenty of seating and they have coffee and Coke machines throughout the lounge. The bathrooms though are small, so there could be a wait. The food was just okay. I went in the morning. They had scrambled eggs, sausage and other hot food items. Nothing fancy but fills you up. I did like the garlic hummus - it can scare a vampire away!

My visit to the Turkish Lounge in Terminal J at Miami International Airport was truly outstanding…read more The food was incredibly fresh and provided us with a wonderful first taste of what to expect from Turkish cuisine during our upcoming trip. From the tender lamb and flavorful chickpeas to the flavorful couscous, every dish was delicious. The warm coconut curry soup was especially memorable, it comforted and revived me while I was freezing from the airport air conditioning. The ambiance was modern, elegant, and relaxing, making it easy to unwind before our flight. The drinks were expertly mixed, generously served, and complemented the dining experience perfectly. What stood out the most, however, was the exceptional hospitality from the team. A special thank you to Elizabeth Gonzalez, Yanisbel Cinta, Yessica Correa, Oscar Rosa, and Cynthia Fumero. Their genuine smiles, professionalism, and willingness to help made us feel truly welcomed and cared for throughout our visit. I was also impressed by how impeccably clean the lounge remained. The staff continuously cleared used dishes and empty cups, ensuring the space stayed spotless and comfortable for all guests. This was a remarkable lounge experience from start to finish. If this was our introduction to Turkish hospitality, we are even more excited for the journey ahead. Highly recommended!

New and clean so I boosted the rating to 4 stars. Also the staff and service were very friendly…read more Compared to other lounges around the world, the food rates subpar. I tried their order at table breakfast and lunch options. Also the buffet. Not so great but passable for an airport lounge quality meal.

Very easy time getting through security at this airport - I don't think we waited more than 10…read moreminutes. Always a plus! Did not have any problems finding the correct terminal or gate for my flight and my flight left on time. They appeared to have some good food options - I didn't seek that out but I did walk past several restaurants as well as a Starbucks.

Easy airport to fly into and out of especially if you're cruising out of Fort Lauderdale. Can at…read moretimes be cheaper to fly into FLL vs MIA so I'll fly here vs the other and either rideshare or take the TriRail to Miami. The lack of airline lounges is a bummer. The Escape Lounge is small and waits can be long. When departing, use Clear and TSAPreCheck - much faster than just TSAPreCheck. This airport has clearly marked signs and the rideshare area is organized. It's across from baggage in the garage so you've not exposed in the elements and it looks easy for the drivers to get in and out. Plus they can pull into a stall vs having to pull up to a curb. It's a more pleasant experience overall for everyone.