Miami International Airport Terminal Level 1

North Terminal (Concourse D)
- Gates: D1-D60
- Airlines: Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air France, American, Avianca, Bahamasair, British Airways, Delta, Frontier, KLM, LATAM, Lufthansa, Spirit, United, and more.
- Cafes & Restaurants: Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts, Burger King, Chili’s, TGI Fridays, etc.
- Shopping: Duty-Free, newsstands, electronics, fashion boutiques
Central Terminal (Concourses E, F, G)
- Concourse E
  - Gates: E2-E33
  - Airlines: Primarily American Airlines with some international carriers
- Concourse F
  - Gates: F3-F23
  - Airlines: Domestic and international carriers including Caribbean Airlines, Cayman Airways
- Concourse G
  - Gates: G2-G19
  - Airlines: Primarily domestic flights
- Cafes & Restaurants: Wide variety throughout the concourses, including fast food, coffee shops, and full-service restaurants
- Shopping: Similar to Concourse D, with duty-free and various shops.
South Terminal (Concourses H, J)
- Concourse H
  - Gates: H3-H21
  - Airlines: International carriers (Swiss, Turkish Airlines, Iberia, etc.)
- Concourse J
  - Gates: J2-J20
  - Airlines: International carriers (Air Europa, Alitalia, etc.)
- Cafes & Restaurants: Options for quick bites and sit-down meals
- Shopping: Like other terminals, offers duty-free and a variety of stores.

Important Information

Transportation:
- MIA Mover (free train system connecting terminals to Rental Car Center)
- Skytrain (operates within Concourse D)
- Taxis, ride-share, public transportation available
Amenities:
- Currency exchange
- Lounges (airline-specific and independent)
- Luggage storage
- WiFi
- Miami International Airport Hotel located within Central Terminal

Additional Notes

Gate and airline information is subject to change. Please refer to the Miami Airport website (https://www.miami-airport.com/) for the latest updates.
Restaurants and shops can vary. It’s best to consult the airport website for a current listing.

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Miami International Airport (MIA) Terminals and Concourses

North Terminal (Concourse D)

Airlines: Primarily serves American Airlines and its Oneworld partners, but also includes other international carriers.
Gates: D1-D60
Cafes and Restaurants:
- List of cafes and restaurants with brief descriptions (e.g., “Starbucks – Coffee and pastries”)
Shopping Stores:
- List of stores with brief descriptions (e.g., “Duty-Free Americas – Tax-free perfumes, liquor, etc.”)

Central Terminal (Concourses E, F, G)

Concourse E
- Airlines: Mixed domestic and international flights (American Airlines is a major presence).
- Gates: E2 – E33 (plus satellite building)
- Cafes and Restaurants: (List)
- Shopping Stores: (List)
Concourse F
- Airlines: Domestic and international carriers.
- Gates: F3 – F23
- Cafes and Restaurants: (List)
- Shopping Stores: (List)

Concourse G
- Airlines: Mostly domestic flights.
- Gates: G2 – G19
- Cafes and Restaurants: (List)
- Shopping Stores: (List)

South Terminal (Concourses H, J)

Concourse H
- Airlines: International carriers, primarily from Europe and Latin America.
- Gates: H3 – H20
- Cafes and Restaurants: (List)
- Shopping Stores: (List)
Concourse J
- Airlines: International carriers, mostly from Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
- Gates: J2 – J18
- Cafes and Restaurants: (List)
- Shopping Stores: (List)

Important Notes

Airport Map: Include a link to an interactive airport map.
Real-time Updates: If possible, integrate a way to display real-time flight information from the Miami International Airport website.
Accessibility: Consider including information on accessibility services within each terminal/concourse.

Additional Information (Optional)

Airport Lounges: Details about airline and independent lounges in each terminal
Transportation: Information about getting to and from MIA (shuttles, taxis, public transport, Rental Car Center).
Amenities: List of additional amenities like currency exchange, ATMs, etc.