Lounges at MIA Airport
Miami Airport MIA is the primary airport serving the Miami area, Florida, United States, with over 1,000 daily flights to 167 domestic and international destinations. So it should come as no surprise that there are a total of 14 airline and club lounges located within 3 terminals.
Below you’ll find Airline and Airport Club lounges at MIA listed, along with their hours, locations, and amenities.
Airline Lounges
The following airlines operate lounges at Miami Airport: Keep in mind that airline lounges may offer entry to passengers flying on their code-share or alliance partners.
Tips, Help & Resources
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- Check here if you're curious to know which airlines are served by MIA Airport.
- If you have some time before your flight's departure, be sure to grab a bite or peruse the shops, visit a prayer facility, or jump on Miami's free wifi and get caught up on those emails.
- Be sure to know what the anticipated queue will be at the TSA security area closest to your gate.
- Should the need arise, the airport is equipped to handle special-needs persons, and also small medical emergencies that may arise.
- Once you get through security, pull up the interactive airport map of MIA airport to navigate to your gate, and see all the restaurant and shopping options along the way.
American Airlines Lounges
American Airlines has four lounges at Miami Airport: Flagship Lounge D30, Admirals Club D-15, D-30,& Club E. For more information, please check the American Airlines official website.
American Airlines Flagship Lounge D30
Lounge Amenities
Food & Drinks
Lounge Access Information
Passengers traveling internationally in first or business class on qualifying flights marketed and operated by American or one of its Oneworld partners are granted access to the lounge. Elite AAdvantage members with Platinum status and up can access the lounge on qualifying international flights, regardless of class of service. Oneworld Emerald and Sapphire members are allowed access if departing or connecting to any flight marketed by AA or a Oneworld partner, regardless of cabin.
Concierge Key members are allowed access, regardless of class of service and itinerary. In order to gain access to the highly restrictive and exclusive ‘Flagship First Dining’ inside the American Airlines Flagship lounge, a passenger must be booked into first class on a qualifying American Airlines international or 3-cabin transcontinental flight or be an invited top-tier Concierge Key member.
American Airlines Admirals Club
You can spend your layover at Miami Airport in comfort and style when you enter the American Airlines Admirals Clubs.
Lounge Amenities
Food & Drinks
Lounge Access information
American Airlines Admirals Club can be accessed by:
- Mid and upper-tier American Airlines elites can access when flying internationally on qualifying itineraries operated by AA or Oneworld partners, regardless of the class of service.
- Oneworld Emerald or Sapphire members earned through another Oneworld carrier, can enjoy access when traveling on eligible international itineraries.
- The only credit card that gives you access into Admirals Club lounges without having elite status is AA’s most premium co-branded credit card, the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard®.
- Cardholders must show boarding passes for same-day travel on American Airlines or partner airlines for lounge access
Delta Airlines Sky Club
Lounge Access Information
Access to this lounge is complimentary for American Express Platinum and Delta SkyMiles Reserve Card Members, but only when flying on a same-day Delta-marketed or Delta-operated flight.
Amenities
Food & Drinks
LATAM Lounge
Access Information
Invitation only through the member airlines and is generally offered to those passengers traveling first and business class.
Amenities
Food & Drinks |
The Avianca Lounge
Access Information
Avianca and Star Alliance passengers traveling in First Class and Business Class. LifeMiles eligible Gold and Diamond members, and Star Alliance eligible Gold members. Priority Pass accepted. One-day passes can be purchased, subject to availability and capacity.
Turkish Airlines Lounges
Access Information
All Priority Pass members, First Class, and Business Class passengers from these airlines. One-Day Pass available to all passengers holding a valid same-day boarding pass of any airline. Star Alliance passengers traveling in First Class and Business Class. Turkish Airlines Elite and Elite Plus passengers. Star Alliance eligible Gold members. Priority Pass, Lounge Club, Lounge Key, and Diners Club accepted. One-day passes can be purchased, subject to availability and capacity.
Amenities
Food & Drinks
Airport Club Lounges
Consular Lounge
Access Information
Reserved for foreign delegations visiting or transiting through MIA.
The Centurion Lounge
You’ll find the MIA American Express Centurion Lounge after security in Concourse D near Gate D12. It’s also easily accessible from Concourse E since they’re connected, but if you’re flying in from any other concourse you’ll have to go through security a second time
Amenities
Food & Drinks
Access information
- Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members with layovers or connecting flights who produce proof of confirmed connecting flight (connections pertain to same airport) will be allowed to enter the lounge. A connecting flight is one that requires passengers to change from one aircraft to another at a hub airport on the way to their final destination.
- Round-trip itineraries do not qualify as connecting flights.
- The lounge will not admit Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members more than 3 hours before the departure time on the Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Member's same-day, confirmed boarding pass. This does not apply to Platinum and Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members with a connecting flight.
- A Card Member with a round-trip itinerary may only access the lounge within the 3 hours before their outbound departure time.
Military Hospitality Lounge
Lounge Amenities
Food & Drinks
Access information
Military or government-issued ID and evidence of same-day travel through Miami International Airport (plane ticket, boarding pass or military orders) is required for entry. US and Allied active duty and retired military travelers and their authorized dependents gain entry after showing their government issued military ID and evidence of same day travel.
Executive Conference Center
Club America F Lounge
Access Information
Invitation only through the member airlines and is generally offered to those passengers traveling first and business class. Visitors may purchase a one-day pass for $50, subject to availability and capacity.
Miami Airport Lounges Q&A
Here is a look at the lounge information for each terminal at the Miami International Airport.
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