Miami International Airport soars 15% above pre-covid air traffic
Total passenger count at Miami International Airport continues to rise year after year, with three new international direct routes in December, and record-breaking Thanksgiving traffic. Over the past 30 days,…
Tri-Rail service to downtown Miami clears a barrier
Plans for Tri-Rail’s long-delayed arrival to serve downtown Miami have advanced with a three-way agreement for Tri-Rail’s team to start training and testing to get service rolling. The South Florida…
Miami International Airport sees a 50-million-passenger load
With now 93 international non-stop routes at Miami International Airport, international passenger levels recorded high volumes, setting the pace to hit an all-time-high record of 50 million passengers for 2022.…
Doral transit-oriented development near groundbreaking
One of the largest transit-oriented developments to date is about to break ground. Developers of Upland Park, a project with almost 2,000 residential units, a hotel, retail space, and general…
Nine hurdles delaying arrival of Tri-Rail downtown
Steps needed to bring Tri-Rail trains into Miami Central Station are complex. They won’t be arriving for another year, as David Dech, new executive director of the South Florida Regional…
Amtrak trains may soon reach Miami International Airport
Amtrak trains might soon come into the Miami Intermodal Center, just east of the airport, as the Florida Department of Transportation District Six has resumed talks with the company. Both…
Miami International Airport wants JetBlue Latin America routes
Miami-Dade is trying to lure expanding JetBlue airline to add links between Puerto Rico and other Caribbean and Latin American destinations and Miami International Airport. At a committee meeting Tuesday,…
Jetport in Everglades could be urban air mobility test site
A Miami-Dade test site for unmanned urban air mobility aircraft is on the runway and awaiting takeoff with a county commission vote directing the mayor to find a site for…
PortMiami dredging study years off as Army Engineers fall short
The long-awaited US Army Corps of Engineers study to evaluate widening and deepening the harbor of PortMiami is now due in June 2026. Results were initially expected this fall, but…
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