Miami Airport Flights

Flight Delays Persist

Flight delays persist as government shutdown leads to air traffic controller shortages

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has been warning that travelers will start to see more flight disruptions the longer controllers go without a paycheck.

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Flight delays could worsen as government shutdown drags on

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Safety concerns amid air traffic controller shortage tied to amid government shutdown

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US travel group warns Congress of Thanksgiving chaos amid government shutdown

A travel association has urged the U.S. Congress in a letter on Monday to reopen the federal government ahead of the Thanksgiving travel rush, as the shutdown stretches into its 34th day.

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“System On The Brink”: Air Traffic Control Meltdown Exposed | US News | US Shutdown | N18G

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More Than 3.2 Million US Air Passengers Impacted by Government Shutdown, Airline Group Says

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US Government Shutdown Disrupts Flights, Over 3.2 Million Passengers Affected

More than 3.2 million passengers in the United States have been affected by the government shutdown.

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US flight delays worsen amid air traffic controller shortages, government shutdown enters second month

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Staff shortages from government shutdown cause delays at US airports

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More Jamaicans arrive at Miami International Airport 5 days after Hurricane Melissa

Janice Dormar, Roosevelt Anderson, and Kemar Himes arrived on Monday at Miami International Airport from Jamaica.

Aviation Pros

Icelandair Launches First-Ever Miami to Reykjavik Flight, Connecting South Florida to Scandinavia

Icelandair inaugurated its first scheduled Miami to Reykjavik flight, offering thrice-weekly service with new Airbus A321LR aircraft, enhancing connectivity between South

Miami Today

Miami International Airport avoids federal shutdown impact

Fifteen days after the federal government shutdown began, Miami International Airport had so far escaped any impact, Aviation Director Ralph Cutié said last week while warning that during a longer shutdown impacts would surely come.

Business Traveller

Could Miami International Airport Land the World’s Longest Flight?

Miami International Airport pursues nonstop flights to Singapore, Tokyo, Riyadh, and Asuncion to bolster global connectivity and long-haul competitiveness.

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For these travelers, paradise is a cold place — and new Miami flights go there

Icelandair, the country’s flagship airline, will offer three direct flights a week between Keflavik International Airport and MIA. Departures from Miami will leave Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It’s the only way to travel nonstop between Iceland’s capital and South Florida.

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Flights from Miami bring aid to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica as evacuees describe ‘really scary’ storm

Planes packed with food, water, and emergency supplies are taking off from Miami to help storm-ravaged communities in Jamaica.

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Miami Airport Eyes Up Long-Haul Connections With Asia

M iami-Dade County Commissioners want Miami International Airport (MIA) to secure nonstop passenger services to Asia, with Singapore and Tokyo identified by the facility as the fi

A new lounge and more flights. See what's new at MIA and FLL

Explore the new Avianca lounge at MIA and Spirit’s new routes at FLL. Discover more flights and amenities at South Florida’s major airports.

The Business Journals

Icelandair to make Miami airport debut with flights to Europe

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Heavy Aircraft Crashes Shortly After Takeoff in Miami - Fine Air Flight 101

Watch the dramatic and tragic moments of Fine Air Flight 101 as the Douglas DC-8 struggles to maintain altitude and crashes shortly after taking off from Miami Airport. #DC8 #Aviation #SantoDomingo

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There’s a new way to get to South America from Miami. See destination details

Avianca, Colombia’s largest airline, is adding as many as 39 new weekly flights this December as it seeks to strengthen connections between North America and Central and South America. One new route just began in the 305. Avianca started daily non-stop flights between MIA and Guayaquil, Ecuador, on Oct. 26.