The Airport is divided into three terminals: North (currently Terminals D), Central (E, F and G) and South Terminals (H and J).
The South Terminal opened with its first flight August 29, 2007. Temporary retail and food and beverage concessions are operating in the new South Terminal while concessions are being built out. This terminal will have approximately 42,000 square feet of concession locations. A new Concession Hall in the South Terminal joins Concourse H and Concourse J with 40 new concessions.
The North Terminal will have approximately 60-65% of the passenger traffic. The North Terminal will become a linear Terminal running from old concourses A to D - called new concourse D.
The North Terminal has 48,500 square feet of existing concession space. There are two duty free stores, seven news/gifts, eleven specialty retail stores, and twenty-six food and beverage locations.
The Central Terminal is located between the North and South Terminals in the center of the landside area and is now known as Terminals/Concourses E, F and G. The majority of the retail space is located on the pre-security portion of the Airport Terminal.
Existing concessions include five duty free stores, ten news/gifts stores, 15 specialty retail stores and 35 food and beverage locations totaling 90,000 square feet.
Nationally and internationally recognized concessionaires offer branded concepts at market basket prices. Local retailers feature a diversity of South Florida products. MIA will represent the eclectic cosmopolitan community it serves with a sense of place, excitement and diversity.
The following commercial services are also offered at MIA: Barber/Hair Salon, Mini Spa, Baggage Storage, Prepaid Phone Card, Bag Wrap (baggage protection), Luggage Cart, Foreign Currency Exchange, Wireless Services, Hotel, Advertising, and Rental Car.
Improvements in the passenger terminal areas and the opening of state-of-the-art facilities now form part of the new MIA.
For information regarding the Concessions Program, please check the Airport Contact Listing.
New Business Opportunities will soon present themselves as the implementation of the Concessions Program moves forward. Please check Opportunities and Advertisements for upcoming solicitations.
Passenger and Sales Activity Terminal/Concourse
Terminals/Concourse Concessions Sales: a breakdown by terminal/concourse of the airport’s total concessions sales for food/beverage, specialty retail, duty free news/gift and services.
Passenger Traffic: a breakdown of passenger traffic by terminal/concourse by enplaning (the number of passengers leaving the airport on departing flights) by international (outside the U.S.) and domestic (inside the U.S.).
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