TSA PreCheck out of MIA
#3
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MIA has precheck at one of the checkpoints. It's pretty consistently open.
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As this isn't specific to American Airlines, I'm going to shift the discussion to the Florida forum.
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#6
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If flying AA (which is likely for someone MIA-based), 24-hour Pre✓ is available at Checkpoint 2, across from Door 3. It is the only checkpoint serving Concourses D & E with a dedicated TSA Pre✓ lane, as the others have been removed from the other checkpoints to make more space for the regular lines.
Not sure about the rest of the airport (Concourses F-J), though. D & E and H & J are connected behind security but F and G are standalone.
Not sure about the rest of the airport (Concourses F-J), though. D & E and H & J are connected behind security but F and G are standalone.
#7
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If flying AA (which is likely for someone MIA-based), 24-hour Pre✓ is available at Checkpoint 2, across from Door 3. It is the only checkpoint serving Concourses D & E with a dedicated TSA Pre✓ lane, as the others have been removed from the other checkpoints to make more space for the regular lines.
Not sure about the rest of the airport (Concourses F-J), though. D & E and H & J are connected behind security but F and G are standalone.
Not sure about the rest of the airport (Concourses F-J), though. D & E and H & J are connected behind security but F and G are standalone.
#8
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I am in and out of MIA frequently for work and find that PRE saves me a lot of time. Security lines at MIA can get wild, especially for AA at peak times.
I think it's money well spent.
I think it's money well spent.
#9
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If you are flying on AA Checkpoint 2 is open 24 hours and will always accept Pre Check (in late morning and early morning hours the actual Pre Check lane is closed). Some notes. I still get PreCheck from AA and it shows up on my BP about 80%-90% of the time. If I don't get Pre Check the entrance at Concourse E tends to be dead after 6AM when the first bank of flights leave E (usually to PHL, CLT and PHX). Security Lines can get really long at D, even the Pre Check line so its worth having, particularly if you are going to fly out early morning, afternoon and early evenings.