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Polish up your sunglasses and don’t squash your straw hat in your suitcase – when you book flights to Miami with British Airways you’ll feel the sparkle of excitement from Magic City before you’ve even crammed your case closed.
It might be a long way, but time will fly as you sit back and let the British Airways cabin crew take care of you. Practise relaxing now – you’ll be doing plenty of it once you’re on South Beach on your Miami holiday.
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Find out moreFlights to Miami
With frequent flights from London Heathrow (LHR) to Miami International (MIA), you can pick a day that suits your travel plans and take it from there. Due to Covid-19, schedules and airports are subject to change. For the latest information, check our timetable.
You can fly to Miami at any time of year with British Airways. One of the busiest airports in the US, MIA welcomes travellers for all seasons, whether you’re here with family in tow or ready to do business in Downtown.
Which cabins can I book when I fly with British Airways?
Which cabins can I book when I fly with British Airways?
Our economy (World Traveller) cabins are great value for those looking for cheap flights. For an extra fee, you can select your seats in advance – the quieter seats are towards the front of the plane. Sit directly above the wings to reduce the effects of any turbulence. Choose to fly with hand baggage only or pick a price that includes a 23kg checked baggage allowance and free seat selection 24 hours before you fly.
Premium economy (World Traveller Plus) has more legroom and a smaller cabin with greater privacy. Enjoy the comforts of cosy cushions, blankets, eye masks, toothbrush and toothpaste. Noise-reducing headphones are also provided to ease your long haul journey.
Our business (Club World) cabin has fully flat beds for total comfort, dining menus designed by top chefs and fast track priority through the airport, to make your journey even easier from the start.
First cabins are the epitome of luxury, from fully flat beds in private suites, to exclusive lounge and spa access on the ground – enjoy ultimate exclusivity.
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A flyer's guide: Miami flight tips
Everything you need to know about flying to Miami with British Airways.
How long is the flight time from London to Miami?
Flights take around nine hours from London Heathrow to Miami International with British Airways. Miami is five hours behind London for most of the year, four hours behind London just as it changes over to daylight savings time.
Miami International Airport arrivals
Hints of the city beyond will strike you from the moment you step into Miami International Airport – Spanish voices, salsa music and the glint of sunglasses worn indoors. Miami airport is eight miles from the city centre.
Hail a taxi outside the terminal or pre-book an airport transfer before you travel to take the stress out of getting to your Miami hotel. You’ll be given the opportunity to add a shuttle or private door-to-door transfer once you’ve booked your Miami flight or holiday.
Alternatively, book car hire, in partnership with Avis, and explore Southern Florida in your own time.
Do I need a visa to travel to Miami?
If you’re travelling on a British passport then you don’t need a visa to fly into Miami – but you do need to apply for an ESTA at least 72 hours before you travel. It costs $14 to register for your ESTA. Once it’s approved, you can use it for multiple journeys for two years, or until your passport expires.
Three long-haul flight tips for Miami
Travelling can be tiring, so follow these simple tips to take the stress out of your Miami flight.
- You can’t beat a good night’s sleep before your flight. Beat jet lag by living on your new time zone as soon as you can. Miami is in the Eastern Time Zone in the States, making it just five hours behind London. Use our jet lag calculator for advice from our sleep expert.
- Stay fully hydrated and avoid stimulants like caffeine and chocolate. Alcohol can also affect your sleep, so limit consumption on and before a flight.
- Don’t cramp your space with too much carry-on luggage around your feet. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and bring extra layers on board with you. Don’t forget to walk around to keep your blood flowing – as this can also reduce the effects of jet lag.
And once you’re in holiday mode, stay that way. Book your hotel and car in advance with British Airways to take the stress out of arrival.
Miami tips
Our Miami cheat sheet will have you feeling like a local in no time.
When to tip
It's customary to tip between 15 and 20% in the US, for everything from restaurants and bars to taxis and bellboys.
Getting around
All the best Miami sights are within walking distance of each other, or you can order an Uber. Hire a car with Avis to explore beyond the city at your leisure.
When you leave
Look down from the plane over Wynwood Walls, and see if you can spot the cheeky rooftop art on the top of the Goldman Global Arts Gallery from your plane seat – it’s a woman in a bath that you can’t see from street level.
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Eloise Barker,
for British Airways
