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Spirit Aims to Dominate South Florida With 30-Route Miami Expansion

Emirates Airlines Announces Non-Stop Flights Between Miami, Dubai Starting in July

New COVID-19 testing sites have opened at Miami International Airport.

Miami-Dade County leaders and advocates for the local disability community recently conducted a plug-in ceremony to celebrate the installation of 10 new wheelchair charging stations at Miami International Airport.

MIA opens 2 sites offering Pfizer vaccine to employees, travelers and Floridians

Miami Int’l Airport Begins Using Tech Aimed at Stopping Drones From Coming Near Flights

Ninety percent of all flowers entering the United States by air come through Miami International Airport (MIA) — that means almost all of the flowers you’ll see this Mother’s Day at one point came through the airport.

Airports are seeing an uptick in air travel as spring breakers and more are escaping to South Florida for vacation.

MIA joins DHS campaign against human trafficking

Air Travel Shows Signs of Comeback in South Florida

Low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines has officially added three new cities to their roster of sought-after destinations from Miami. The airline announced Monday that it will now fly to Cancun, Mexico four times a week; Punta Cana, Dominican Republic two times a week; and St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands two times a week.

In celebration of International Women’s Day on Monday, American Airlines made a historic flight from Miami to Dallas-Fort Worth. The flight had all-female crews, both on the plane and the ground. That’s right, the check-in crew, the cargo team, the air traffic controller, the pilots, and the flight attendants were all women. In addition, all team members supporting the flight from the airline’s Integrated Control Center in Fort Worth, Texas, were all women.

Flowers are a Valentine's Day tradition, and while they come in many colors, the people who grow and deliver them have their eye on plenty of green. This year, Americans celebrating the holiday plan to spend an average of $196 on gifts. But as Nancy Chen reports, getting millions of fresh bouquets from growers to grateful recipients requires a monumental effort.

The leading global airline association says 2020 was the worst year for global air cargo since it began keeping track thirty years ago. Miami International Airport sees things differently.