For travelers facing a long layover or an unexpected flight delay, the options to wait it out are familiar: Endure an overcrowded terminal, seek access to a lounge, or detour to a nearby hotel. But there’s another choice—a new concept that was recently unveiled at Miami International Airport (MIA).

Exhausted travelers going through the Miami airport now have their own place to catch some ZZZs, and they don’t even have to leave the airport terminal. Fifteen rooms with beds were rolled out in early February in the north terminal,

Three alternative sites for a commercial airport to handle a growing share of the passenger and cargo flights that now rely on Miami International Airport are on the runway and cleared for rapid takeoff.

Travelers passing through Miami now have a new way to recharge between flights. Miami International Airport (MIA) has introduced private “Wait n’ Rest” sleep rooms inside Concourse D, giving passengers a place to nap,

The concourse expansion, expected to break ground in 2027, forms part of the $9 billion Modernization in Action Plan, a 10-year capital improvement program.

Miami can’t afford to put on standby the launch of a new airport. It’s already well past takeoff time.Booming Miami International Airport, our lifeline, will be flying at 90% of capacity in four years

Peak spring break season is here, and Miami International Airport is bustling with travelers. But nationwide, severe weather and a partial government shutdown are causing major delays and frustration.

Hundreds of flights were canceled in and out of Logan Airport Monday as severe weather hit the Boston area. “It’s just kind of annoying, you know we’re trying to get to our spring break, have some fun,