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==Regular Traffic==
==Regular Traffic==


Aero Honduras (B-733), Aero Mexico (MD-87 & B-737), Aerolineas Argentinas (A-340), Aeropostal (B-727 & MD-80), AirBerlin <!--former LTU --> (A-330), Airborne Express (B-762F, DC-8-63F & DC-9F), Air Canada (A-320 & B-763), Air France (B-744 & A-320), Air Jamaica (A-320 & A-321), Air Tran Airways (B-717 & B-737), Alaska Airlines (B-737 & B-738), Alitalia (B-763 & B-772), America West Airlines (A-319 & A-320), American Airlines (A-300, B-738, B-752, B-762, B-763, B-772 & MD-80), American Eagle (ERJ, ATR7), Arrow Air Cargo (DC-8-63F & DC-10F), Astar (A-300F, B-727F & DC-8-70F), Atlas Air (B-742), Aviacsa (B-732), Avianca (B-752, B-762, B-763 & MD-80), Bahamasair (B-732 & Dash8), British Airways (B-744), BWIA (B-738), Cape Air, Capital Air Cargo (B-727F), Cayman Airways (B-732 & B-733), Centurion Air Cargo (DC-10F), Comair/Chautauqua (CRJ & ERJ), Continental Airlines (B-733 & B-738), COPA Airlines (B-737 & B-738), Delta Air Lines (A-319, A-320, B-752, B-763, B-764 & MD-88), DHL Aviation Americas (B-727F), El Al Airlines (B-744 & B-772), Estafeta Cargo (B-732F & B-733F), Eurofly, FedEx (B-727F, DC-10F & MD-11F), Finnair, Gemini Air Cargo (DC-10F), Gulfstream Int'l (B-1900 & EMB-120), Iberia (A-346), Kittyhawk (B-727F), Lloyd Aero Boliviano (B-763), LACSA (A-320), LAN (B-763), LAN Cargo (B-763F),  Lufthansa (B-744), Martinair (B-763), Martinair Cargo (MD-11F), Mexicana, (A-3119 & A-320), Polar Air Cargo (B-744F), Santa Barbara Airlines (B-752), Swiss International Airlines (A-330), TACA (A-319 & A-320), TAM (A-330), Tradewinds (A-300F & B-742F), United Airlines (A-320), UPS (A300F, B-752F & B-763F), US Airways (A-319, A-320, B-733 & B-734), Varig (B-772 * MD-11), Virgin Atlantic (A-343, A-346 & B-744)
Aero Honduras (B-733), Aero Mexico (MD-87 & B-737), Aerolineas Argentinas (A-340), Aeropostal (B-727 & MD-80), AirBerlin <!--former LTU --> (A-330), Airborne Express (B-762F, DC-8-63F & DC-9F), Air Canada (A-320 & B-763), Air France (B-744 & A-320), Air Jamaica (A-320 & A-321), Air Tran Airways (B-717 & B-737), Alaska Airlines (B-737 & B-738), Alitalia (B-763 & B-772), America West Airlines (A-319 & A-320), American Airlines (B-738, B-752, B-763, B-772), American Eagle (ERJ, ATR7), Arrow Air Cargo (DC-8-63F & DC-10F), Astar (A-300F, B-727F & DC-8-70F), Atlas Air (B-742), Aviacsa (B-732), Avianca (B-752, B-762, B-763 & MD-80), Bahamasair (B-732 & Dash8), British Airways (B-744), BWIA (B-738), Cape Air, Capital Air Cargo (B-727F), Cayman Airways (B-732 & B-733), Centurion Air Cargo (DC-10F), Comair/Chautauqua (CRJ & ERJ), Continental Airlines (B-733 & B-738), COPA Airlines (B-737 & B-738), Delta Air Lines (A-319, A-320, B-752, B-763, B-764 & MD-88), DHL Aviation Americas (B-727F), El Al Airlines (B-744 & B-772), Estafeta Cargo (B-732F & B-733F), Eurofly, FedEx (B-727F, DC-10F & MD-11F), Finnair, Gemini Air Cargo (DC-10F), Gulfstream Int'l (B-1900 & EMB-120), Iberia (A-346), Kittyhawk (B-727F), Lloyd Aero Boliviano (B-763), LACSA (A-320), LAN (B-763), LAN Cargo (B-763F),  Lufthansa (B-744), Martinair (B-763), Martinair Cargo (MD-11F), Mexicana, (A-3119 & A-320), Polar Air Cargo (B-744F), Santa Barbara Airlines (B-752), Swiss International Airlines (A-330), TACA (A-319 & A-320), TAM (A-330), Tradewinds (A-300F & B-742F), United Airlines (A-320), UPS (A300F, B-752F & B-763F), US Airways (A-319, A-320, B-733 & B-734), Varig (B-772 * MD-11), Virgin Atlantic (A-343, A-346 & B-744)


==Facilities and Transportation==
==Facilities and Transportation==
Miami's spotting locations are not easily accessible via public transit. Arrive by automobile and plan ahead with water, sunscreen, and perhaps lawn chairs.  MIA offers excellent spotting opportunities, but no relief from the oppressive Miami weather.
Miami's spotting locations are not easily accessible via public transit. Arrive by automobile and plan ahead with water, sunscreen, and perhaps lawn chairs.  MIA offers excellent spotting opportunities, but no relief from the oppressive Miami weather.
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