Direct Flights You Can Book To and From Miami Right Now

Direct Flights You Can Book To and From Miami Right Now

Jan 15, 2024 January 15, 2024

Located near Downtown Miami, Miami International Airport (MIA) is America’s second-busiest airport for international passengers, having the most routes to Latin America and the Caribbean than any other airport in the U.S. It acts as a crucial link between our country, our southern neighbors and Europe, whether passengers come for tourism and business.

Having some of the best connectivity in the world, Miami International Airport operates at least 103 non-stop flights to international cities, including 23 direct European destinations, and 76 direct flights to domestic destinations with more planned (statistics as of November 2023). There are about 95 airline carriers that fly in and out of MIA every day, making it the perfect hub for passengers and cargo alike. You can catch a direct flight to cities in Spain, Qatar, Turkey, Italy, France, Switzerland, Israel, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, and more from this international aviation hub.

Considering Miami’s ever-increasing position as not only a top tourist destination, but more recently, as an important international tech and business hub, MIA continues to add new carriers, cities, and nonstop flights to its availability, in addition to being American Airlines’ hub. By the end of 2023, American Airlines offered more than 380 peak-day flights to 150 destinations out of Miami, more than any other airline.

So, for your convenience and as your insider to everything in Miami, we’ve listed below all the latest direct flights to and from Miami International Airport to every international city. Here’s a look at all the latest routes.


Looking up! Plane passing over palm trees



— Direct International Flights to and from Miami (MIA)


Europe - Flights to and from Miami

With Norse Atlantic moving its South Florida operations from Fort Lauderdale to Miami in 2023, Miami International Airport has more flights to Scandinavia than any other Florida airport.

French Bee too started its operations in 2023, adding a new destination (Orly, Paris) to MIA’s roster. Direct flights between Europe and Miami are available on several other airlines as well, some offering flights multiple times a week.

  • DENMARK
    • Copenhagen (CPH) to Miami
      • SAS Scandinavian Airlines
  • FINLAND
    • Helsinki (HEL) to Miami
      • Finnair
  • FRANCE
    • Paris, Charles de Gaulle (CDG) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Air France
    • Paris, Orly (ORY) to Miami
      • French Bee
  • GERMANY
    • Frankfurt (FRA) to Miami
      • Lufthansa German Airlines
    • Munich (MUC) to Miami
      • Lufthansa German Airlines
  • NETHERLANDS
    • Amsterdam (AMS) to Miami
      • KLM
  • NORWAY
    • Oslo (OSL) to Miami
      • Norse Atlantic Airways
  • POLAND
    • Warsaw (WAW) to Miami
      • LOT Polish Airlines
  • PORTUGAL
    • Lisbon (LIS) to Miami
      • Tap Air Portugal
  • SPAIN
    • Barcelona (BCN) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Madrid (MAD) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Iberia
      • Air Europa
  • ITALY
    • Rome (FCO) to Miami
      • ITA Airways
  • IRELAND
    • Dublin (DUB) to Miami
      • Aer Lingus
  • SWEDEN
    • Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) to Miami
      • SAS Scandinavian Airlines
  • SWITZERLAND
    • Zurich (ZRH) to Miami
      • Swiss Airlines
  • UNITED KINGDOM
    • London (Heathrow) (LHR) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • British Airways
      • Virgin Atlantic Airways
    • London (Gatwick) (LGW) to Miami
      • Norse Atlantic UK

Middle East - Flights to and from Miami

  • ISRAEL
    • Tel Aviv (TLV) to Miami
      • El Al
  • QATAR
    • Doha (DOH) to Miami
      • Qatar Airways
  • TURKEY (TURKIYE)
    • Istanbul (IST) to Miami
      • Turkish Airlines
  • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
    • Dubai (DBX) to Miami
      • Emirates

Canada - Flights to and from Miami

With a recent uptick in migration trends from our neighbors up north — Canadians accounted for 6% of all foreign sales in South Florida in 2023 — MIA, too, increased its share of direct flights from Miami to Canada.

  • QUEBEC
    • Montreal (YUL) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Air Canada
      • Air Transat
  • BRITISH COLUMBIA
    • Vancouver (YVR) to Miami
      • Air Canada
  • ONTARIO
    • Toronto (YYZ) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Air Canada

Miami airport walkway



— Latin America, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean

With direct flights from Miami to Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Medellin, Buenos Aires, and beyond, Miami International Airport offers more flights to Latin America, South America, and the Caribbean than any other airport in the country.

Central America - Flights to and from Miami

  • BELIZE
    • Belize City (BZE) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • COSTA RICA
    • Liberia (LIR) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • San Jose (SJO) to Miami
      • American Airlines 
  • EL SALVADOR
    • San Salvador (SAL) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Avianca
      • Volaris El Salvador
  • GUATEMALA
    • Guatemala City (GUA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Frontier Airlines
  • HONDURAS
    • Roatan (RTB) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • San Pedro Sula (SAP) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Volaris El Salvador
    • Tegucigalpa (XPL) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • PANAMA
    • Panama City (PTY) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Copa
  • NICARAGUA
    • Managua (MGA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Taca 

South America - Flights to and from Miami 

  • ARGENTINA
    • Buenos Aires (EZE) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Aerolineas Argentinas
  • BOLIVIA
    • Santa Cruz (VVI) to Miami
      • BOA – Boliviana de Aviación
  • BRAZIL
    • Brasilia (BSB) to Miami
      • Gol
    • Fortaleza (FOR) to Miami
      • Gol
      • Latam Airlines Group
    • Rio de Janeiro (GIG) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Sao Paulo (GRU) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Latam Airlines Group
  • CHILE
    • Santiago (SCL) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Latam Airlines Group
  • COLOMBIA
    • Barranquilla (BAQ) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Avianca 
    • Bogota (BOG) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Avianca
      • Latam Airlines Group
    • Cali (CLO) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Cartagena (CTG) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Avianca
    • Medellin (MDE) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Avianca
      • Latam Airlines Group
    • Pereira (PEI) to Miami
      • American Airlines 
  • ECUADOR
    • Guayaquil (GYE) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Quito (UIO) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Latam Airlines Group
  • GUYANA
    • Georgetown (GEO) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Surinam Airways 
  • PERU
    • Lima (LIM) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Sky Airlines
      • Latam Airlines Group
  • URUGUAY
    • Montevideo (MVD) to Miami
      • American Airlines

Caribbean & Bahamas - Flights to and from Miami

  • BAHAMAS
    • Freeport (FPO) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • George Town (GGT) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Marsh Harbour (MHH) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Nassau (Int'l) (NAS) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Delta Airlines
      • Bahamasair
    • North Eleuthera (ELH) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • San Salvador (ZSA) to Miami
      • Bahamasair
  • CUBA
    • Camaguey (CMW) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Havana (HAV) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Delta Airlines
    • Holguin (HOG) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Santa Clara (SNU) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Santiago de Cuba (SCU) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Varadero (VRA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • DOMENICA
    • Dominica (DOM) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
    • La Romana (LRM) to Miami
      • Red Air
    • Puerto Plata (POP) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Punta Cana (PUJ) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Sky High
      • Latam Airlines Group
    • Santiago (STI) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Santo Domingo (SDQ) to Miami
      • Eastern Airlines
      • American Airlines
      • Sky High
      • Frontier Airlines
  • HAITI
    • Port Au Prince (PAP) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • JAMAICA
    • Kingston, (KIN) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Montego Bay (MBJ) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Frontier Airlines
  • NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
    • Aruba (AUA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Bonaire (BON) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Curacao (CUR) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • St. Maarten (SXM) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • PUERTO RICO
    • San Juan (SJU) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Frontier Airlines
      • Spirit Airlines
  • TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
    • Port of Spain (POS) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Caribbean Airlines
  • VIRGIN ISLANDS
    • St. Croix (STX) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • St. Thomas (STT) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Tortola (EIS) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • WEST INDIES
    • Barbados (BGI) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Cayman Brac (CYB) to Miami
      • Cayman Airways
    • Fort de France, Martinique (FDF) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Grand Cayman (GCM) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Cayman Airways
    • St. Lucia (UVF) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Bermuda (BDA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Providenciales, Turks & Caicos (PLS) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • St. Vincent & Grenadines, St. Vincent (SVD) to Miami
      • American Airlines
  • GUADELOUPE
    • Pointe-a-Pitre (PTP) to Miami
      • American Airlines
      • Air France
  • LEEWARD / WINDWARD ISLANDS
    • Anguilla (AXA) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Antigua and Barbuda (ANU) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • Grenada (GND) to Miami
      • American Airlines
    • St. Kitts and Nevis (SKB) to Miami
      • American Airlines

Mexico - Flights to and from Miami

  • Cancun (CUN) to Miami
    • American Airlines
  • Cozumel (CZM) to Miami
    • American Airlines
  • Guadalajara (GDL) to Miami
    • Volaris
  • Merida (MID) to Miami
    • American Airlines
  • Mexico City (MEX) to Miami
    • American Airlines
    • Aeromexico
    • Volaris
  • Monterrey (MTY) to Miami
    • American Airlines

Miami airport walkway



— More Direct International Flights Coming to Miami in 2024

With Sky High providing its first direct flight from Miami to the Caribbean and Canada’s Porter Airlines offering a direct connection up north in 2023, there are more carriers scheduled to taxi Miami’s runway for the first time in 2024:

LEVEL Airlines

  • Barcelona (BCN), Spain to Miami
    • Three flights a week, starting March 2024

Condor Airlines

  • Frankfurt (FRA), Germany to Miami
    • Three flights a week, starting May 2024

Viva Aerobus

  • Monterrey (MTY), Mexico to Miami
    • Three flights a week, starting July 2024
  • Merida (MID), Mexico to Miami
    • Four flights a week, starting July 2024

Highway signs leading to Miami airport



— How accessible is Miami International Airport (MIA)?

Knowing how to get to and from MIA is also a must in any traveler’s plans. Here’s a quick look at your options for travel to and from the airport when in Miami and the Miami Beaches:

  • MIA Mover – This free shuttle train runs 24/7 and offers a connection between the Miami International Airport Station and Downtown’s Miami Central (where you can find further access to the Metrorail, Metrobus, Trolley, and Rental Car Center).
  • Metrorail – This rapid transit system (Orange Line) runs from 5 AM to midnight, offering a connection from the Miami Airport Station to the urban core of Miami.
  • Tri-rail – This inter-city commuter rail system connects directly to the Miami Central Station, which further connects to the airport via the free MIA Mover.
  • Miami Beach Bus – This bus service connects the Miami International Airport Metrorail station directly to Miami Beach for a small fee and runs seven days a week.
  • Metrobus – Routes 37, 42, 57, J, 150 Miami Beach Airport Express, and East-West Connection take you directly to and from the airport.
  • Taxi and Ride-share – You can easily book a SuperShuttle, Ride App, Uber, Lyft, or any other ride-share service to and from the airport in Miami. There are also plenty of taxis available outside the baggage claim area.
  • Car – With a Dolphin Garage near Terminals D and E plus Flamingo Garage near Terminals F, G, H, and J, you could drive your own or rental car to the airport.

We highly recommend checking with the official website for more details on your transit options, schedules, and access to Miami International Airport ahead of travel.

Waiting area at airport



— Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


How early should you get to MIA Airport?

Following the international advisory for travelers worldwide, you should get to Miami International Airport at least two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before your international departure is due. Considering a 2023 study shows that MIA has the shortest average security wait time in Florida and the 6th-shortest in the U.S., you could spend the rest of your time exchanging old books for new ones at the airport’s latest library or treat yourself to something delicious at its family-friendly dining area, which is ranked the best in the world.

Are there direct flights from Paris to Florida?

Yes. If you’re planning a trip to Miami, Florida, you can fly directly with Air France or American Airlines from the Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport (and back). You also have the option to fly with French Bee, which takes off from the Paris Orly Airport and offers one of the cheapest flights from Europe to Miami.

What European airlines fly to Miami?

With the addition of French Bee to its roster (as of 2023), about 16 European airlines fly to Miami. Other carriers include SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Finnair, Air France, Lufthansa Airlines, KLM, Norse Atlantic Airways, LOT Polish Airlines, TAP Air Portugal, Iberia, Air Europa, ITA Airways, Aer Lingus, Swiss Airlines, British Airways, Alitalia, and Virgin Atlantic.

What countries are cheap to fly to from Miami?

Many countries have lower cost airline carriers, allowing you to save on international travel. Several low-cost carriers are flying to and from MIA to many different destinations around the world. Some of these airlines and their main countries include Spirit Airlines (Caribbean and Latin America), Frontier Airlines (Caribbean and Central America), French Bee (France), Gol (Brazil and Central America), RED Air (Latin America), Volaris (Mexico), Norse Atlantic Airways (Northern Europe), and Norse Atlantic UK.


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