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Nonstop flights from Miami to Europe

13 nonstop destinations in 9 countries, 144 flights a week on 16 airlines. No connections — one hop out of MIA.

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Where one hop gets you in Europe

Dashed arcs = nonstop routes from MIA

Spain · 2 destinations · 37 flights/wk

United Kingdom · 1 destination · 27 flights/wk

Italy · 2 destinations · 23 flights/wk

Turkey · 1 destination · 15 flights/wk

France · 2 destinations · 10 flights/wk

Portugal · 1 destination · 10 flights/wk

Netherlands · 2 destinations · 8 flights/wk

Germany · 1 destination · 7 flights/wk

Switzerland · 1 destination · 7 flights/wk

More international nonstops from Miami

Where can you fly nonstop in Europe from Miami (MIA)?

Miami International Airport (MIA) has nonstop flights to 13 destinations in Europe across 9 countries, led by Spain — 144 departures a week. The busiest are Madrid, Barcelona and London, flown by American, Turkish Airlines, Iberia and British Airways.

Flight times run from about 7h23m to Lisbon to about 10h22m to Istanbul. Each card links to the route's own page — the airlines, the days it flies and recent departure times — and to fares. Route data updated October 2026 from observed departures.

Route data updated October 2026 from observed flight departures. Schedules change — always confirm with the airline before booking, and check entry requirements for your destination.

Which cities in Europe can you fly nonstop to from Miami?

13 from Miami (MIA), including Madrid, Barcelona, London, Rome, Milan and Istanbul and 7 more, based on recently observed nonstop departures.

Which airlines fly nonstop from Miami to Europe?

American, Turkish Airlines, Iberia, British Airways, TAP Air Portugal, ITA Airways, Air Europa, Virgin Atlantic, Air France, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, KLM, Level, French bee, Qatar Airways and Emirates fly nonstop from MIA to Europe, with American operating the most flights.