Future Routes: Miami Area

Featured Image: An American Airlines Boeing 777-300ER in Dallas

Miami and Fort Lauderdale are both vacation hotspots for people from not only the US but for people from all around the world. Also, both Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport are hubs for multiple airlines and are gateways for transiting from the US to Central and South America because of their locations.

For these two reasons, there are a ton of flights out of those two airports, and there are plenty of ones that will start in the coming months. In this post, I will feature airport maps of both the Miami and Fort Lauderdale Airports and will highlight some of the most exciting flights from them. Please note that I won’t include all of the future routes out of the Miami area because then I would be featuring a ton of just dull flights. Instead, I am covering most of the new flights to new and exciting places.

At Miami International Airport, The Northern Terminal consists of only Concourse D and is home to the majority of American Airlines’ operations, British Airways departures, and multiple airlines’ international arrivals (but not departures). It also features a skytrain which goes from the eastern to the western sides of the concourse. The Central Terminal consists of concourses E, F, and G. Concourse E is used mostly by American Airlines and is home to more international arrivals, and Concourses F and G are used mostly for foreign and domestic departures (but cannot handle international arrivals). The South Terminal consists of Concourses H and J, and are used mostly for both international departures and arrivals.

Miami Airport Map (Imagery: Google Earth)

At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Terminal 1 consists of Concourses A, B, and C. Terminal 1 is mostly used by Southwest Airlines, although some other US airlines or airlines that fly from airports that have US preclearance also operate from there. Terminal 2 solely consists of Concourse D and is only used by Delta Airlines and Air Canada. Finally, Terminals 3 and 4 comprises of Concourses E, F, and G. They are used for all international arrivals (that don’t have US pre-clearance) and are mostly used by JetBlue and Spirit Airlines.

Fort Lauderdale Airport Map (Imagery: Google Earth)

Future Long Haul Flights:

LOT Polish Airlines out of Miami

A LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 737-800

Royal Air Maroc out of Miami

Image Credit: Royal Air Maroc

American Airlines (Long Haul) out of Miami

An American Airlines Airbus A330-200 in Dublin

Norwegian Air Shuttle out of Fort Lauderdale

A Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 737 MAX at Dublin Airport

Gol Airlines out of Miami

GOL Aircraft at Rio de Janeiro Airport

Future Short Haul Flights:

American Airlines (Short Haul) out of Miami

An American Airlines Embraer E190

Bahamsair out of Miami

Photo Credit: Bahamsair

Spirit Airlines out of Fort Lauderdale

A Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 at Baltimore Airport

Flair Airlines out of Miami

Photo Credit: Flair Airlines

For all of those of you who don’t know, Sunwing is a Canadian leisure airline that flies from multiple cities in Canada to vacation destinations in the US and Central America.

Viva Air Columbia out of Miami

Image Credit: Airbus

JetBlue out of Fort Lauderdale

A JetBlue Embraer E190

Swoop out of Fort Lauderdale

Photo Credit: Swoop

Further Reading:

• – Future Routes: Amsterdam Area
• – Future Routes: Boston Area
• – Future Routes: San Francisco Bay Area
• – Future Routes: Paris Area
• – Future Routes: Chicago Area

Are you planning to fly on any of the planned routes out of the Miami area?