Need help making your end-of-year travel plans to or from Miami International Airport in 2026? Travelers can see all their airline options and book their next flight to any of MIA’s 164 nonstop destinations in just a few keyboard clicks with MIA Discoverthe airport’s 3D route map and destination guide.
Built by FlightPath3Dthe online tool puts MIA’s vast global network in the user’s palm with interactive features that let them turn and swivel the globe to their destination of choice, then zoom in for tips and reviews on local attractions from travel experts. Selecting “See Destinations” in the pop-up box opens a detailed map of the city with virtual video tours. Users can share destinations and custom trip playlists with friends and family via email or by copying the link. MIA Discover’s travel calendar lets the user select preferred dates, view available flights, and go straight to the airline’s booking portal.
MIA offers more flights to Latin America and the Caribbean than any other U.S. airport, is the busiest airport for international passengers in Florida, and the second-busiest airport for international travel in the U.S.
October will bring a fall harvest of several airlines resuming seasonal service at MIA: Porter Airlines to Toronto and Ottawa, Canada, on October 9; Icelandair to Reykjavik, Iceland, on October 25; Aer Lingus to Dublin, Ireland, on October 25; and SAS to Copenhagen, Denmark, on October 25.
Earlier this year, American Airlines launched flights to Maracaibo, Venezuela, from MIA on July 14, just weeks after becoming the first airline to resume flying between the U.S. and Venezuela. American will also launch service between Cap-Haitien and MIA on Nov. 1, becoming the first U.S. airline to announce the resumption of flights to Haiti.
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Source: news.miami-airport.com
