Miami International Airport

Terminal E

Terminal E (Central Terminal)

Gates E2–E33

Overview

Terminal E is the European gateway of MIA, hosting major Star Alliance and SkyTeam carriers. Its mezzanine-level lounges offer panoramic views of the airfield, and the Federal Inspection Services area on the lower level processes the bulk of MIA's European arrivals.

Like all MIA concourses, Terminal E is connected to the rest of the airport through the central horseshoe. From the secure side you can walk to neighboring gates without re-clearing security; from landside you can reach any other terminal by following the second-level connector. The MIA Mover automated train and the Skytrain inside Terminal D cover longer distances within the airport quickly.

Airlines using Terminal E

United Airlines
Lufthansa
Air France
KLM
Swiss International Air Lines
TAP Air Portugal

Amenities and services

United Club
Lufthansa Senator Lounge
Sleep pods
Showers
Prayer room

Tips for connecting through Terminal E

Terminal E shares standard MIA traveler services: free Wi-Fi (network "MIA-WiFi"), water bottle refill stations near most restrooms, USB and standard outlets at the majority of gate seating, and ATMs in each concourse. There is a Travelers Aid information desk on the upper level if you need help finding a connection or arranging accessibility services.

Dining and shopping

MIA has invested heavily in giving each terminal a Miami flavor — expect Cuban café standards (cortaditos, pastelitos, ham croquetas), classic Florida seafood, and a handful of upscale steak and sushi options near the international gates. The retail mix is heavier on duty-free and sundries near international concourses, and on tech and travel essentials near the domestic gates.

Getting to Terminal E from outside the airport

From the central garages (Dolphin and Flamingo), the closest skywalks lead into Terminals E, F, and G — Terminal E may require a brief walk along the connector. From the Rental Car Center, take the MIA Mover to the airport station and follow signs for your terminal letter on the second level. Rideshare drop-off is on Level 2 (departures) of any terminal, and taxi drop-off uses the same upper curb. See our Parking and Transport guides for full details.