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Nonstop flights from Miami to South America

20 nonstop destinations in 9 countries, 340 flights a week on 16 airlines. No connections — one hop out of MIA.

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Where one hop gets you in South America

Dashed arcs = nonstop routes from MIA

Colombia · 5 destinations · 119 flights/wk

Peru · 1 destination · 50 flights/wk

Ecuador · 2 destinations · 35 flights/wk

Argentina · 1 destination · 30 flights/wk

Chile · 1 destination · 17 flights/wk

Guyana · 1 destination · 15 flights/wk

Venezuela · 2 destinations · 14 flights/wk

Bolivia · 1 destination · 7 flights/wk

More international nonstops from Miami

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

Miami International Airport (MIA) has nonstop flights to 20 destinations in South America across 9 countries, led by Colombia — 340 departures a week. The busiest are Bogota, Medellín and Barranquilla, flown by American, Avianca, LATAM Perú and LATAM Ecuador.

Flight times run from about 2h26m to Barranquilla to about 8h23m to Buenos Aires. 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 South America can you fly nonstop to from Miami?

20 from Miami (MIA), including Bogota, Medellín, Barranquilla, Cali, Cartagena and Sao Paulo and 14 more, based on recently observed nonstop departures.

Which airlines fly nonstop from Miami to South America?

American, Avianca, LATAM Perú, LATAM Ecuador, LATAM Brasil, LATAM Airlines Group, LATAM Colombia, GOL, SKY Airline, Emirates, Air Canada, Avianca Ecuador, Boliviana de Aviación, Caribbean Airlines, Surinam Airways and Avianca El Salvador fly nonstop from MIA to South America, with American operating the most flights.