Southwest Airlines operates 13 non-stop routes from Miami (MIA), serving 1 country with an average sector length of 1,652 km. This is part of Southwest Airlines's 1961-route global network.
Non-stop destinations from Miami on Southwest Airlines
| Destination | IATA | Country | Distance | Duration | Route |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denver | DEN | USA | 2,750 km | 4h 33m | Route ↗ |
| Kansas City | MCI | USA | 2,014 km | 3h 30m | Route ↗ |
| Chicago | MDW | USA | 1,901 km | 3h 10m | Route ↗ |
| Dallas | DAL | USA | 1,786 km | 3h 0m | Route ↗ |
| Austin | AUS | USA | 1,776 km | 3h 12m | Route ↗ |
| Saint Louis | STL | USA | 1,720 km | 3h 3m | Route ↗ |
| Indianapolis | IND | USA | 1,642 km | 2h 57m | Route ↗ |
| Pittsburgh | PIT | USA | 1,630 km | 2h 52m | Route ↗ |
| Columbus | CMH | USA | 1,593 km | 2h 55m | Route ↗ |
| Houston | HOU | USA | 1,538 km | 2h 40m | Route ↗ |
| Baltimore | BWI | USA | 1,522 km | 2h 40m | Route ↗ |
| Nashville | BNA | USA | 1,297 km | 2h 29m | Route ↗ |
| Orlando | MCO | USA | 309 km | 1h 15m | Route ↗ |
Destinations by country
Southwest Airlines from other airports
- Denver (DEN) — 95 routes
- Chicago (MDW) — 81 routes
- Nashville (BNA) — 79 routes
- Baltimore (BWI) — 79 routes
- Dallas (DAL) — 79 routes
Aircraft assignments
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Frequently asked questions
How many destinations does Southwest Airlines serve from Miami (MIA)?
Southwest Airlines flies to 13 non-stop destinations from Miami (MIA), spanning 1 country.
What is the longest route Southwest Airlines flies from Miami?
The longest non-stop route is MIA → DEN (Denver) at 2,750 km.
Which countries does Southwest Airlines fly to from Miami?
Top destination countries: USA (13).
Does Southwest Airlines operate from other airports?
Yes — Southwest Airlines also operates from Denver (DEN), Chicago (MDW), Nashville (BNA), Baltimore (BWI), Dallas (DAL). Total network: 1961 routes across the carrier's footprint.