Miami International Airport
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About Miami International Airport
Miami International is the primary international gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean and a major hub for American Airlines. The airport has three terminals — North (Concourse D), Central (Concourses E, F, G), and South (Concourses H, J) — connected by a people mover and walkways. Concourse D is American's massive hub, handling most of its international and domestic operations.
Terminal & Concourse Overview
Concourse D (American Airlines)
Concourse D is the largest concourse at MIA and American Airlines' hub. It stretches nearly a mile with gates D1–D60, connected by a people mover for distant gates.
Concourse J (International)
Concourse J serves many international carriers including British Airways, Lufthansa, and Air France. It is in the South Terminal.
Concourse G
Concourse G serves various domestic and regional carriers. It is in the Central Terminal area.
Terminal Map & Lounge Locations
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Concourse D (American Airlines)
Area / gate coverage not source checked4 loungesConcourse J (International)
Area / gate coverage not source checked5 loungesConcourse G
Area / gate coverage not source checked0 loungesAll Lounges on This Map
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Lounges by terminal or concourse
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Concourse D (American Airlines)
American Flagship Lounge (Concourse D)
Gate area D1-D30 (not independently checked)
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American Admirals Club (Concourse D)
Gate area D1-D60 (not independently checked)
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Centurion Studio (Concourse D)
Gate area D1-D30 (not independently checked)
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American Admirals Club (Concourse D, Gate D30)
Gate area D30-D60 (not independently checked)
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Concourse J (International)
Delta Sky Club (Concourse J)
Gate area J1-J18 (not independently checked)
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United Club (Concourse J)
Gate area J1-J18 (not independently checked)
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Premium Lounge (Concourse J)
Gate area J1-J18 (not independently checked)
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Turkish Airlines Lounge (Concourse E)
Gate area E1-E20 (not independently checked)
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British Airways Lounge (Concourse E)
Gate area E1-E20 (not independently checked)
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What to Consider Before Settling Into a Lounge at MIA
MIA's Concourse D is one of the longest concourses in the world. The people mover connects gates D1–D30 with D40–D60, but even so, allow significant time to reach distant gates. The Central and South terminals connect airside, but the North Terminal (Concourse D) is somewhat separate. Check your concourse carefully — MIA's layout is confusing for first-time visitors.
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