Miami Airport Webcam

Founded in 1928 and today owned and operated by the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, the Miami International Airport is among the world’s busiest transport providing connections to more than 150 worldwide destinations generating more than $30 billion in annual revenues.

The airport which is served up by more than 80 major airlines including British Airways, Delta, UPS Airlines, TAM Brazilian Airlines and American Airlines has three main terminal areas – North, South and Central terminals. Security and waiting times at the airport are among the best in the United States with 98 percent of its total passengers experiencing a wait time of less than ten minutes.

Facts About The Miami International Airport

• The Miami International Airport (IATA: MIA) is located 13 km just west of Downtown Miami in the unincorporated suburban region of Miami-Dade County, Florida.
• Miami International Airport is the largest gateways in the United States for Latin America and the Caribbean in addition to is one of the world’s foremost international passenger and freight airports.
• Miami International Airport has one of the largest cargo terminals in the United States, as well as is a preferred connecting point for Latin America and global cargo destinations.
• In 2011 the Airport was ranked first place in the United States for having the most percentage of international flights and the second airport by passenger volume next to the John F. Kennedy International Airport.
• In 2013 Miami International was acknowledged as the world’s 23rd most busy airport in serving over 40,000 passengers and handling more international cargo than any other airport in the United States.
• The Miami International Airport originally named Wilcox Airport, Miami International Airport (MIA) is renown for its Concord London return flights of up to 3 trips per week and also caters for Turbo Prop aircrafts such as Citation Mustang for Charter and VIP Airliners such as the Airbus A319 Corporate Jet.
• Between 1949 to 1959 the airport was operated by the Air Force Reserve who has since relocated their operations to the Homestead Air Reserve Base 31 miles south of the airport.
• There are numerous transport options accessible to passengers arriving at the airport. One of the more popularly used transportation methods includes a bus service which commutes regularly from the airport to several destinations across the Miami-Dade County. Accessing the bus station is fairly easy from the ground floor of the airport’s Concourse E. The Miami mass-transit rail network serving downtown Miami can additionally be used to travel to the airport’s train station from Concourse E. There are also a number of car rental companies which operate out of the airport including, Budget, Dollar, Hertz, National, and Thrifty. Taxis are accessible just outside the luggage reclaim area of the airport as well as shuttle vans which can be used for larger passenger groups. Traveling to downtown Miami passengers can expect rates range from $14 to $21 with a trip to the Miami Beach costing a bit more.
• Passengers traveling by way of the Miami International Airport will find an extensive range of shops and restaurants, as well as several large duty-free outlets where they can purchase gifts and souvenirs. Some of the more popular brand name stores include Hugo Boss, the Sunglass Hut and the Havana Shirt Store. There is also a $10 Boutique, Manicure shop and Jetsetter Spa which is perfect for any last-minute pampering where passenger can receive anything from a manicure to a massage before boarding a flight.
• When it comes to dining, there are several places to choose from including Cozzoli’s Pizza, Casa Bacardi, La Carreta and even a few top of the line restaurants. Passengers can also find a collection of fine coffee shops and popular fast food restaurant stops such as Starbucks, Burger King and Dunkin’ Doughnuts.
• Miami International Airport has a chapel, luggage storage facility, post office and information counter, and much like other airports in the United States has a public art program which regularly hosts an exhibition for passengers as they journey through the airport.

Miami International Airport Webcams

Miami International Airport Webcam Overlooking Biscayne Bay

The Off-Airport Biscayne Bay webcam located south of the Miami International Airport offers a live stream video South West of Miami City overlooking the Biscayne Bay. If you look to the far right of the video you’ll be able to see the Miami International Airport and watch the arrival and departures of the airport’s eastern flights. Arrivals from East cross L-R; Departures to East cross R-L.

View Miami International Airport Webcam Overlooking Biscayne Bay.

Port of Miami Webcam

The PTZtv Port of Miami webcam is located on top a hotel located southeast of the Miami International Airport. Although the webcam primarily serves as a port cruise ship camera you can still see flights arriving and departing to and from the airport daily.

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The George T. Baker Airport Webcam

The Aviation School Webcam located on the roof of the George T. Baker Technical School adjacent to the Miami International Airport is primarily used as a weather cam to evaluate wind speeds and other ground level weather conditions at the airport. The webcam is periodically updated and shows a number of jets taxing on the airport runway.

View The George T. Baker Airport webcam.