MIA Cargo HUB

Vertically Integrated Cargo Community VICC® is coming to MIA.

• The 1.7m square foot innovative cargo powerhouse will incorporate all aspects of cargo throughput functionalities under one roof.
• VICC will provide annual capacity for 4.5m metric tons of air cargo.
• Optimizing cargo operations and utilizing new logistic technologies within a vertical platform.

VICC® will multiply MIA’s cargo capacity by 6x and will be the most efficient, highly automated shipper and consumer friendly cargo community in the world. Specifically designed to minimize truck dwell time, with an ample truck queue, resulting in a 50 percent truck trip reduction time at MIA.  The facility will expand modern cargo operational capacity with the ability to service up to 4.5m metric tons of cargo and 12 Category VI Aircraft Parking Positions. The VICC® is estimated to create approximately 8,000 high-paying cargo jobs & will support employees with retail, hospitality, healthcare, and daycare facilities. 

#1 in International  Freight in the U .S.	Certified Pharmaceutical Hub	Over 2M tons of Cargo/Per Year

A global freight hub and number one in the nation for international freight, MIA offers dedicated freighter service to multiple continents with dedicated freighter service to global destinations. MIA is the first airport in the Western Hemisphere and only the second in the world to be designated by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as a pharmaceutical freight hub and a trusted industry leader in the transport of pharmaceuticals. 

For leasing information about bello cargo, warehouse or other real estate, please click here. 

RANKINGS: Cargo - Operations - Passengers 

2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009

For additional cargo related information e-mail us. 

In 2015, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) recognized MIA as the first IATA Designated Pharma Hub Airport in the U.S. and only the second in the world after Brussels Airport. MIA received this recognition for engaging the local cargo community in the IATA Center of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) Pharma Certification Program; a program that prepares logistics companies to become experts at properly handling sensitive pharma products shipped by air. Five members of the MIA cargo community have completed the CEIV Certification Program including 2 airline carriers, 1 ground handling company, and 2 international freight forwarders.

For more information about Miami International Airport, please contact:
Miami-Dade Aviation Department - Marketing & Air Service Development Division
PO Box 025504 Miami, FL 33102-5504
Phone: 305-876-7862 - Fax: 305-876-7398
E-Mail Us

Foreign-Trade Zone No. 281 furnishes competitive edge and offering benefits to international shippers with opportunities to reduce, defer and even entirely eliminate U.S. Customs duties associated with import-export activity. The magnet site includes all 3,248 acres of the airport. The MIA FTZ magnet site is an expansion of Miami-Dade County’s existing FTZ 281 granted to PortMiami. LATAM Group is the first approved operator within MIA’s FTZ magnet site.

Interested businesses may inquire to the Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Marketing and Air Service Development Division at marketing@miami-airport.com

Customs & Boarder Protection FTZ Manual

Advantages

• Duties are only due upon entry for U.S. consumption
• Defer the payment of duties while merchandise is stored in your site
• Reduce duties on merchandise assembled or manufactured into finished products
• Re-export goods duty-free
• Goods may me manufactured, cleaned, destroyed, sorted and/or assembled
• Allows mixing of foriegn/domestic merchandise, kitting and long-term storage 

FTZ 281 stretches from Southwest Eighth Street to the Broward County line, from Miami Beach in the east to the Urban Development line in the west. As noted in the map below, this area encompasses many industrial areas and critical logistics components including:

• Miami International Airport
• Opa-locka Airport
• PortMiami
• Rail yards and other transportation infrastructure

Florida Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association (FCBF)
305-499-9490

Florida Foreign Trade Association (FFTA)
305-471-0737

Miami Free Zone
305-591-4300

World Trade Center Miami
305-871-7910

Beacon Council
305-579-1300

Enterprise Florida
305-808-3660

Association of Floral Importers of Florida (AFIF)
305-593-2383

Government Agencies

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
305-869-5400 - Miami Air Traffic Control Tower

FAA Regional Operations Center
404-305-5180

Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
24/7 Operations 305-421-2421

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
305-869-2703

U.S. Department of Agriculture/Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service/Veterinary Services (USDA/APHIS/VS)
305-876-2200 (MIA Office) / 352-313-3060 (Florida Office)

U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Protection and Quarantine
(USDA-APHIS-PPQ)
305-492-1800

U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife (FWS)
305-526-2620 (Port Office - Inspectors Office)

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
305-816-1416

U.S. Immigation and Citizens Services (ICE)
305-597-6000 (Office of Investigations)

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Miami International Airport's (MIA) trade numbers, monthly and calendar year to date live data.

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