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Class B

Miami International Airport

ID KMIA FAA MIA Elev 8 ft Lat 25° 47.76' N Lon 80° 17.39' W Zulu

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FAA Airport Diagram · KMIA

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Runways at KMIA

8 runway ends on file. Longest: 13,016 ft. Max gradient: 0.01%

Designator Heading Length Width Surface Lighting Gradient
09 087° 13,016 ft 150 ft ASP Yes 0.01%
27 267° 13,016 ft 150 ft ASP Yes 0.01%
08R 087° 10,506 ft 200 ft ASP Yes
26L 267° 10,506 ft 200 ft ASP Yes
12 119° 9,360 ft 150 ft ASP Yes 0.00%
30 299° 9,360 ft 150 ft ASP Yes 0.00%
08L 87.4° 8,600 ft 150 ft ASP Yes
26R 267.4° 8,600 ft 150 ft ASP Yes

Source: in-app airport database (runway lengths + headings), OurAirports for surface, width, lighting. Gradient computed from FAA NASR runway-end elevation deltas (the published RWY_GRAD field is empty in 99.99% of NASR rows; we derive it from the elevations the FAA does publish).

Communications

7 frequencies on file — tower, ground, ATIS, CTAF, approach, departure, etc.

  • ATIS ATIS 119.150
  • CLD CLNC DEL 120.350
  • GND GND 121.800
  • TWR TWR 118.300
  • APP APP 120.500
  • DEP DEP 119.450
  • UNIC UNICOM 123.000

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Navaids associated with KMIA

  • NDB MI

    Keyes

    0.25 MHz · TERMINAL · LOW

  • VORTAC DHP

    Dolphin

    113.90 MHz · DME 113.90 · BOTH · HIGH

Field intel · synthesized from Chart Supplement

Plain-English translation of the Chart Supplement remarks for KMIA, anchored to the FAA's own text. Operational items first, advisory next, raw FAA prose at the bottom. Cycle 22JAN2026.

8 matched · 62 not yet translated

TL;DR

  • ·Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 09–27: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.
  • ·Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 08R–26L: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.
  • ·Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

Watch for

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 09–27: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    right traffic

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 08R–26L: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    right traffic

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    wildlife hazard

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 09L–27R: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    right traffic

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 30: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    right traffic

  • Prior Permission Required for 3 hrs prior to all arr on the General Aviation Center (GAC) ramp 305–876–7550. Contact R before operating.

    ppr required

All translated remarks (8)

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 09–27: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    Raw FAA text · preamble · operational

    RWY 09–27: H13016X150 (ASPH–GRVD) S–120, D–250, 2S–175, 2D–5…

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 08R–26L: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    Raw FAA text · preamble · operational

    RWY 08R–26L: H10506X200 (ASPH–GRVD) S–120, D–250, 2S–175, 2D…

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    Birds on and invof arpt.

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 09L–27R: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    Raw FAA text · radio aids · operational

    RWY 09L–27R: H8002X150 (ASPH–GRVD) S–120, D–249, 2S–175, 2D–…

  • Non-standard pattern direction on Runway 30: right traffic. Watch for traffic from the opposite quadrant.

    Raw FAA text · radio aids · operational

    RWY 30: PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 52´. Tree. RWY 09R–27L: H4309X…

  • Prior Permission Required for 3 hrs prior to all arr on the General Aviation Center (GAC) ramp 305–876–7550. Contact R before operating.

    Raw FAA text · radio aids · operational

    PPR 3 hrs prior to all arr on the General Aviation Center (GAC) ramp 305–876–7550 ctc R

  • Pilot-controlled lighting: click mic 7 times on the CTAF to activate MALSR Rwy 12; PAPI Rwy 12 and 30; HIRL Rwy 12–30. Lights stay on 15 minutes — click again to refresh.

    Raw FAA text · service · operational

    ACTVT MALSR Rwy 12; PAPI Rwy 12 and 30; HIRL Rwy 12–30—CTAF

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    Birds invof arpt.

Not yet translated · raw FAA text (62 sentences)

Sentences our pattern matchers haven't yet templated. The full FAA text is authoritative — these aren't translation errors, just gaps in our rule library. Curators add new templates over time; coverage rises monotonically.

  • ·PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 71´.
  • ·RVR–TMR Thld dsplcd 261´.
  • ·RWY 12–30: H9360X150 (ASPH–GRVD) S–120, D–250, 2S–175, 2D–550, 2D/2D2–1120 PCR 780 F/A/X/T HIRL CL RWY 12: MALSR.
  • ·PAPI(P4R)—GA 3.0º TCH 72´.
  • ·PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 71´.
  • ·RWY 08L–26R: H8600X150 (ASPH–GRVD) S–120, D–250, 2D–550, 2D/2D2–1120 PCR 711 F/A/X/T HIRL CL RWY 08L: REIL.
  • ·PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 60´.
  • ·PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 60´.
  • ·LAND AND HOLD–SHORT OPERATIONS LDG RWY HOLD–SHORT POINT AVBL LDG DIST RWY 09 12–30 9749 RWY 12 09–27 8100
  • ·RWY 08L:TORA–8600 TODA–8600 ASDA–8600 LDA–8600 RWY 08R:TORA–10506TODA–10506 ASDA–10506 LDA–10506 RWY 09: TORA–13016 TODA–13016 ASDA–12755 LDA–11397 RWY 12: TORA–9355 TODA–9355 ASDA–8579 LDA–8579 RWY 26L:TORA–10506 TODA–10506 ASDA–10220 LDA–10220 RWY 26R:TORA–8600 TODA–8600 ASDA–8600 LDA–8600 RWY 27: TORA–13016 TODA–13016 ASDA–13016 LDA–12755 RWY 30: TORA–9355 TODA–9355 ASDA–8853 LDA–7913
  • ·S4 FUEL 100, JET A OX 1, 2, 3, 4
  • ·All tbjt acft are reqd to use dsnt noise abatement dep profile (NADP–2) from all rwys.
  • ·Rwy 08L–26R CLOSED 0300–1200Z‡ when Rwy 08R–26L and Rwy 09–27 are in use.
  • ·Rwy 12–30 CLOSED 0300–1200Z‡ when Rwy 08R–26L and Rwy 09–27 are in use.
  • ·Acft with a wingspan gtr than 171 ft are prohibited fm txg on Twy P east of Twy U, except ADG VI acft complying with MIA ADV VI operational plan when adj airside svc road is clsd to tfc.
  • ·Acft with wingspan greater than 78´ are prohibited from entering the GAC ramp.
  • ·Trml apn twy spots 2, 4, 13, 15, 22, and 24 max span 125 ft or less.
  • ·Trml apn twy spots 26, 28 max span 167 ft or less.
  • ·PPR for inbd mil flts 100 NM on freq 130.5.
  • ·All diversion ctc frequency 130.5 upon arrival.
  • ·All medical emerg arr, with the exception of air ambulance flts, must secure doors until ARFF is on scene.
  • ·Operate transponders with altitude reporting mode and ADS–B (if equipped) enabled on all airport surfaces.
  • ·Flight Notification Service (ADCUS) avbl.
  • ·Lndg Fee. 24 hr PPR for acft equipped with weather modification or geoengineering eqpt 305–876–7550.
  • ·AIRPORT MANAGER: 305-876-7038
  • ·ASOS 119.15 (645) 231–5974.
  • ·D–ATIS ARR 119.15 (305) 869–5445 D–ATIS DEP 133.675 (305) 869–5446 UNICOM 123.0 ®APP CON 124.85 (270º–089º) 120.5 (090º–269º) 125.75 (270º–089º) 132.025 TOWER 126.85 (270º–089º) 123.9 (090º–269º) GND CON 121.8 (Rwy 8L, 8R, 12, 26L, 26R) 127.5 (Rwy 09, 27, 30) CLNC DEL 135.35 RAMP CTL 120.35 ®DEP CON 126.85 (270º–089º) 125.5 (090º–269º) 132.025 CPDLC (LOGON KUSA) PDC
  • ·CLASS B See VFR Terminal Area Chart.
  • ·CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE MIAMI H–8I, L–23C, A IAP, AD SE, 22 JAN 2026 to 19 MAR 2026 140 FLORIDA CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
  • ·DOLPHIN (VH) (H) VORTAC 113.9 DHP Chan 86 N25º48.00´ W80º20.94´ 099º 3.2 NM to fld. 6/4W.

+ 32 more sentences · see Chart Supplement page below for the full text

Field profile

Use

Public-use

Ownership

Public

Scheduled service

Yes

Tags

MFWSouth FloridaWilcox FieldPan American Field

Source: OurAirports community

Chart Supplement

FAA Chart Supplement entry for KMIA — runway, frequencies, FBO, fuel, hours, NOTAMs, special procedures.

NTSB events at KMIA

329 NTSB-recorded events on file at this airport — showing the 55 most recent.

Total events

95

since 1982

Fatal

6

6.3% of total

Last 5 years

6

≈ 1.2/yr

Last 10 years

10

≈ 1.0/yr

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Operations volume

FAA TAF · history through 2024

2005 2024

Peak: 576,609 ops in 1995

2024 total

482,819

10-yr total

4,097,336

2024 mix

AC/AT 97% · GA 3% · Mil 0%

Events / million ops

2.4

last 10 years

Fatal / million ops

0.15

approximate · 10-yr scaled

The honest comparison — events normalized by exposure. A field doing 4× the operations will see more events at the same per-op rate. Per million ops is what matters.

Last 10 years · n=6

  • Other 3
  • Stall / spin 1
  • Fuel exhaustion / starvation 1
  • Gear-up landing 1

All time · n=327

  • Other 261
  • Ground collision 26
  • Stall / spin 14
  • Gear-up landing 8
  • Weather · wind / icing / convective 6
  • Engine failure / power loss 3
  • Fire / smoke 2
  • Undershoot / overshoot 2

Categories derived from NTSB Findings descriptions and probable-cause text via deterministic rule matching. "Other" includes cases where the agency record didn't surface enough text to classify.

Date Aircraft · Classification · Wx Sev
2021-11-29 Boeing 747-4B5F · Other · day
2006-12-26 Boeing 747-436 · Stall / spin · night
2006-08-31 Boeing 737-400 · Other · day
2002-09-13 Boeing 737-823 · Other · day
2000-11-20 Airbus Industrie A300B4-605R · Other · VMC · day
2022-06-21 McDonnell Douglas MD80 · Gear-up · day
2021-10-23 EMBRAER S A ERJ 170-200 LR · Other · day
2019-11-03 Beech 76 · Fuel exhaustion · night
2017-12-03 Airbus,Boeing A319 115,737 800 · Other · night
2016-09-19 Airbus A320 · Stall / spin · day
2015-04-12 Boeing,Cessna 767 34AF,750 · Other · day
2014-09-15 Boeing 757 223 · Other · VMC · night
2013-01-17 Boeing,Airbus 777 - 300,A340 - 300 · Ground collision · VMC · day
2011-09-29 Boeing 737-823 · Weather · day
2010-10-26 Boeing 757-223 · Other
2010-05-17 Boeing 747 · Other · day
2008-04-06 Boeing 737-823 · Weather · IMC · night
2007-02-04 McDonnell Douglas DC-8-71F · Stall / spin · night
2004-02-19 Boeing 767-300 ER · Stall / spin · day
2003-12-14 Canadair CL-600-2B19 · Loss of control · night
2003-10-05 Airbus Industrie A330 · Engine failure
2003-08-24 Boeing 757-223 · Ground collision · VMC · day
2003-02-25 Boeing 777-223 · Weather · day
2002-01-01 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 · Runway excursion · day
2000-09-26 Boeing 777-223 · Weather · night
2000-09-16 Beech 1900C · Stall / spin · dusk
2000-03-18 Beech 1900 · Ground collision · day
1998-12-01 Boeing 747-259B · Ground collision · VMC · night
1998-10-07 Boeing 727-224 · Stall / spin · VMC · day
1997-11-20 Douglas DC-8F-55 · Stall / spin · day
1997-08-07 Douglas DC-8-61 · Ground collision · VMC · day
1997-07-04 McDonnell Douglas DC-8-61 · Gear-up · dusk
1997-05-09 Short Brothers SD3-60 · Other · VMC · day
1996-06-02 Short Brothers SD3-60 · Other · VMC · day
1996-05-11 Douglas DC-9-32 · Ground collision · VMC · day
1996-02-22 Boeing 707-323C · Gear-up · VMC · day
1996-01-23 McDonnell Douglas,Boeing MD-11,747-243B · Under/overshoot · dusk
1995-10-23 Boeing 747-121 · Engine failure · VMC · night
1995-09-06 Boeing 737-4Q8 · Other · day
1995-02-11 Piper PA-30 · Ground collision · day
1994-11-22 Boeing 727-100 · Ground collision · VMC · night
1994-01-01 Boeing 767-322 · Other · dawn
1993-10-17 Beech 60 · Stall / spin · day
1993-08-02 Boeing 707-341 · Stall / spin · VMC · day
1992-12-18 Beech A36 · Gear-up · VMC · day
1992-08-26 Boeing 737-200 · Other · VMC · dusk
1992-08-21 Douglas DC-8-71F · Other · VMC · night-moonlit
1992-04-25 Boeing 707-324C · Other · VMC · day
1992-03-18 Cessna 402C · Gear-up · VMC · day
1992-02-08 Boeing,Douglas 767-323ER,DC-8-71 · Ground collision · night
1991-08-28 Piper PA28-151 · Ground collision · IMC · night-moonlit
1990-01-06 Lockheed L1329 · Other · VMC · day
1989-05-05 Piper PA-34-200T · Gear-up · VMC · night-moonlit
1988-07-24 Boeing 737-222 · Other · VMC · day
1988-05-13 Boeing HP-B-377 · Other · VMC · night

+ 274 more on file

NASA ASRS near-miss reports at KMIA

7 de-identified reports reference this airfield in the public ASRS Database Report Sets. Voluntary, first-person pilot/controller accounts of safety-relevant events that didn't reach the NTSB. Reports represent the reporter's perspective and cannot infer prevalence.

DPEs near KMIA

Closest FAA Designated Pilot Examiners by great-circle distance from the field. Distances measured city-centroid to airport — useful as a first cut, not a guarantee of exam location. Click any designee for their authorizations and contact info.

Designee City ST Distance
Alvin Guthery Miami FL 5 nm
Carlos Cortes Miami FL 5 nm
Christopher Hastings Kirk Miami FL 5 nm
David Jose Pineda Miami FL 5 nm
Diane Elizabeth Reinken Miami FL 5 nm
Gary H Schneider Miami FL 5 nm
Soeren Sauer Miami FL 5 nm
Timothy Thomas Schmelzer Miami Beach FL 8 nm
Michelle Carol Melendez North Miami FL 9 nm
Bradley Palmer Pembroke Pines FL 13 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~1,400 DPEs nationwide. Source: FAA Designee Locator.

CFIs near KMIA

Closest active flight instructors by city-centroid distance. Pulled from the FAA airmen registry — ratings shown reflect the certificate on file. Drill into the state directory for filters by rating, medical, and pilot level.

Instructor City ST Distance
Alexander Martinez-Herrera Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Gary Dennis Bettig Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Giuseppe De Angelis Miami Springs FL 2 nm
John Paul Coello Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Tomas Alberto Serna Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Raudel Magadan Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Matthew Levi Heller Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Kevin Delgado Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Antonio Luis Jr Miami Springs FL 2 nm
Juan Diego Ramos Posada Miami Springs FL 2 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~70,900 active CFIs nationwide. Source: FAA Airmen Certification Database.

A&P mechanics near KMIA

Closest certificated mechanics by city-centroid distance. Airframe (A), Powerplant (P), and Inspection Authorization (IA) are the ratings that matter for annuals, 100-hours, and major repairs.

Mechanic City ST Distance
Abelardo Carrasco Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Dennis James Doyle Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Romualdo Jose Madrigal Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Roberto Salazar Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Kenneth Lee Cridlin Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Eduardo Arredondo Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Camilo Henriquez Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Leopoldo Vasquez Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Sajid Mahmood Butt Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm
Johnny Leon Virginia Gardens FL 1 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~248,300 certificated mechanics nationwide. Source: FAA Airmen Certification Database.

Repair stations near KMIA

Closest repair, avionics, paint, and interior shops by airport location. These are the businesses you'll fly the airplane to — not just the certificate-holders nearby. Click any shop for details and contact info.

Shop Distance
Boca Aircraft Maintenance
Opa-locka, FL
7 nm
Propel Aviation Services, LLC
Miami, FL
12 nm
Wayne's Aircraft Maintenance
Miami, FL
12 nm
Alca Avionics, Inc
Miami, FL
12 nm
Flight Support & Logistics, LLC
Pembroke Pines, FL
13 nm
RealClean Aircraft Detailing Miami
Fort Lauderdale, FL
13 nm
AOG Aircraft Service Inc.
Tamarac, FL
25 nm
Superior Avionics Inc.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
25 nm
Avionics Masters, Inc.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
26 nm
Boca Aircraft Maintenance
Boca Raton, FL
36 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~400 geocoded shops in the repair-station directory. Source: AOPA business listings.