My home airport of Miami International (MIA) isn’t exactly award-winning. I mean, the airport did recently rank first place for lost bags, but I don’t think that’s the kind of accolade that most airports are after.
Historically, the lounge situation at the airport has been rather grim, but that’s slowly changing. American is building a new Flagship Lounge, a British Airways Lounge is opening, and a new credit card lounge is also expected to be announced soon. Now there’s yet another positive development.
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The airline is expected to start making full rent payments as of March 2028, so I suspect that’s when the lounge is likely to open. As you can tell, that’s a long time from now, so we’ll have to be patient! Of course that timeline can always change.
This is exciting for the Miami lounge scene!
Currently, Air France premium passengers are sent to Delta’s Sky Club, which is hardly an exciting facility, and is also pretty consistently crowded. So the new Air France Lounge should be a massive upgrade over the current offering.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
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