Articles tagged “miami international airport”

Online Travel

The Great Merging and Other Top Stories This Week

In Skift's top stories this week, Skift founder and CEO Rafat Ali writes about the blending of work, travel, and personal lives, Ghana's decision to use celebrities to promote tourism emerges as problematic, and the labor shortage in hospitality enhances the need for robots in hotels.

The Great Merging and Other Top Stories This Week

Airlines

Miami’s Global Boom Takes Flight

Miami was the busiest U.S. airport for international traffic in 2021, new data reveals. It's further evidence of rising tides for The Magic City, drawing first from short-haul global travelers, but expected soon to play host to returning long-haulers.

Miami’s Global Boom Takes Flight

Airlines

CDC Is Handing Out Free Covid Home Test Kits at U.S. Airports

Considering the Omicron variant's high rate of transmission, this appears to be a symbolic extra layer of protection more than anything.

CDC Is Handing Out  Free Covid Home Test Kits at U.S. Airports

Airlines

American Airlines Expects Irma Will Be Short-Term Blip on Revenues

Airlines might have some trouble in the Caribbean longer term, but Florida should bounce back relatively quickly. That's good news for American and other U.S. airlines.

American Airlines Expects Irma Will Be Short-Term Blip on Revenues

Airlines

Miami Airport Becomes One of the First to Connect Consumers With Beacons

The launch of the "MIA Airport Official 2.0" app is a big step towards proof of concept at Miami International Airport. Now we wait to see whether passengers enjoy blue-dot way-finding, and the personalized shopping and dining features, as much as the industry expects.

Miami Airport Becomes One of the First to Connect Consumers With Beacons

Airlines

New App Makes Clearing Customs and Border Control in Miami a Breeze

Just being able to use a dedicated lane makes downloading this free app worthwhile.

New App Makes Clearing Customs and Border Control in Miami a Breeze

Airlines

Miami airport to test self-boarding and considers kiosks in customs, too

Some skeptics believe that passenger self-boarding will be slow to get adoption across U.S. airports because of security concerns. Self-service kiosks in customs face similar hurdles, and have much greater potential to really benefit airline passengers.