Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (IATA code: FLL, ICAO: KFLL), opened on May 1, 1929, is one of the premier air gateways serving the South Florida region and the Miami metropolitan area. It functions as a prominent hub and focus city for both low-cost and legacy air carriers, providing an extensive network of domestic and international flights across Latin America, the Caribbean, Canada, and the Middle East.
Official Website: broward.org/airport
Phone: +1 866 435 9355 / +1 954 359 1200
Terminals
The airport complex consists of four color-coded passenger terminals:
- Terminal 1 (Yellow): Concourses A, B, and C. Dedicated to domestic and select international services, featuring direct pedestrian bridge access to the Rental Car Center.
- Terminal 2 (Red): Concourse D. Main operational base for Delta Air Lines and Air Canada.
- Terminal 3 (Purple): Concourses E and F. Used by American Airlines, JetBlue, and multiple international carriers. A post-security connector bridge allows direct airside pedestrian transit to Terminal 4.
- Terminal 4 (Green): Concourse G. Accommodates Spirit Airlines and key international flight operations.
All terminals are open 24 hours. For landside inter-terminal transfers, free shuttle buses run 24 hours connecting all terminals with the Rental Car Center, while courtesy trams provide quick links to the Palm and Hibiscus parking garages every 8 minutes between 6:00 am and 10:00 pm. SEE MORE
Annual Traffic (2025): 32.2 million passengers.
Information Desks
Information counters are situated on both the upper (departures) and lower (arrivals) levels across all four terminals. Additionally, volunteer airport ambassadors wearing red vests are stationed throughout public and concourse areas to assist travelers.
