Traffic Update at Miami International Airport

Introduction to the Incident

Traffic at Miami International reopened Tuesday morning after a car caught on fire, which caused temporary closures.

NBC6 cameras captured fire rescue crews working to put out the fire.

Response and Aftermath

A tow truck has since taken the vehicle away. No injuries were reported and how the vehicle caught on fire remains under investigation.

Official Statement from MIA

MIA released the following statement:
"All traffic is being re-directed to the arrival level until the affected area on the departure level is cleared of debris and the burned vehicle is towed. One of Concourse D’s four TSA checkpoints is also closed temporarily until the area is cleared. Drivers going to MIA this morning should give themselves extra time."

Current Situation

Drivers are still being diverted away from the area as crews continue to clean up the scene.

Conclusion

The incident at Miami International Airport, where a car caught fire, has been brought under control with no reported injuries. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and travelers are advised to plan for extra time due to the temporary diversion of traffic and closure of one TSA checkpoint in Concourse D.

FAQs

• Q: Were there any injuries reported from the incident?
  • A: No, there were no injuries reported.
• Q: What is the current status of traffic at Miami International Airport?
  • A: Traffic has reopened, but drivers may still experience diversions as the area is cleaned up.
• Q: Are there any checkpoints closed due to the incident?
  • A: Yes, one of Concourse D’s four TSA checkpoints is closed temporarily until the area is cleared.
• Q: What should drivers do if they are planning to go to MIA?
  • A: Drivers should give themselves extra time due to potential delays.