Miami International Airport's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) continues to deliver elegant, efficient new facilities for passengers worldwide and the local South Florida community to enjoy.  When the CIP is completed in 2011, MIA will practically be a new airport, with a four-year-old South Terminal and a brand new North Terminal combining to serve approximately 95 percent of the airport's passengers.  Connecting both terminal facilities and the airport's parking garages is a system of moving walkways on the third level. 

In addition, the MIA Mover, an above-ground, automated people mover system, will quickly and seamlessly connect MIA passengers to the airport's four-level, consolidated Rental Car Center and Miami-Dade County's own "grand central station" - the Miami Intermodal Center.

Miami International Airport: An entirely new facility

With the new 1.7 million square foot South Terminal now open and the 3.2 million square foot North Terminal scheduled for completion in 2011, MIA is prepared for the future.

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