North, Central, and South terminals · 52M+ passengers/year
7.6/ 10
How good is Miami International Airport?
Miami International Airport (MIA) scores 7.6/10 (Very Good)
on FlightLogic's airport index — combining on-time performance (7.2),
passenger experience (7.4), and facilities (8.0).
Lounge quality rates 8.2/10. See full airport guide →
In short
Miami MIA is rated 7.6/10 on FlightLogic with lounge score 8.2/10. American Airlines Flagship Lounge in Concourse D is the premium benchmark for long-haul departures. Allow extra time for immigration on arrivals and terminal-specific lounge planning. See /guides/mia-airport-lounge-guide.
FlightLogic Score7.6Very Good
On-time7.2Departure reliability
Experience7.4Staff, queues, cleanliness
Facilities8.0Food, shops, seating
Lounges8.2Lounge quality
Rating basisEditorialFlightLogic methodology
Score breakdown
Modelled on industry airport indices — on-time data, facilities ratings, and editorial experience signals combined into a single FlightLogic score.
On-Time Performance
7.2
Passenger Experience
7.4
Facilities & Comfort
8.0
Lounge score8.2/10
Highlights
American Airlines Flagship Lounge and Admirals Club in Concourse D — key for transatlantic and Latin America connections
Centurion Lounge in Concourse D for Amex cardholders on qualifying international departures
Heavy Latin America and Caribbean network — common connection point for UK travellers routing to South America
Terminal-specific lounge access — North Terminal (Concourse D) hosts most premium clubs
Overview
Primary US gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean — American Airlines hub with Flagship Lounge and strong oneworld connectivity.
American Airlines hub and lounge access
MIA is American Airlines' primary Latin America hub. Flagship Lounge in Concourse D serves long-haul international business and first class on AA metal. Admirals Club locations span multiple concourses.
British Airways and Iberia use MIA for select services — oneworld elites may access AA lounges on qualifying itineraries. Priority Pass options exist in Central Terminal.
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) scores 7.4/10 (Very Good)
on FlightLogic's airport index — combining on-time performance (7.2),
passenger experience (7.3), and facilities (7.8).
Lounge quality rates 8.2/10. See full airport guide →
In short
Paris CDG is rated 7.4/10 on FlightLogic with lounge score 8.2/10. Air France dominates Terminal 2 with extensive Business and La Première lounges. Schengen and non-Schengen transfers may require immigration — allow 90+ minutes for connections. UK261 does not apply; EU261 may apply on EU departures.
FlightLogic Score7.4Very Good
On-time7.2Departure reliability
Experience7.3Staff, queues, cleanliness
Facilities7.8Food, shops, seating
Lounges8.2Lounge quality
Rating basisEditorialFlightLogic methodology
Score breakdown
Modelled on industry airport indices — on-time data, facilities ratings, and editorial experience signals combined into a single FlightLogic score.
On-Time Performance
7.2
Passenger Experience
7.3
Facilities & Comfort
7.8
Lounge score8.2/10
Highlights
Terminal 2 is the main hub — sub-terminals 2E/2F for long-haul, 2G for Schengen regional
Air France La Première and Business lounges among Europe's largest airline clubs
CDGVAL automated train links T1, T2, and T3 landside — not all T2 sub-terminals connect airside
Common UK connection point for Africa, Indian Ocean, and French overseas territories
Overview
Air France and SkyTeam mega-hub — sprawling terminal 2 complex with strong premium lounges but connection walks can be long.
Terminal 2 and Air France lounges
Air France operates multiple lounges across Terminal 2E and 2F — the Business lounge near Hall L in 2E is the main long-haul hub. La Première has a private salon for first class passengers.
SkyTeam elite and business class passengers access AF lounges on qualifying itineraries. Priority Pass options exist but are limited compared to airline clubs.
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