Fort Lauderdale Airport Arrival Alerts
Get a text when their flight lands at FLL. Budget carrier hub for South Florida.
Get a text when they land at FLLAirport Code
FLL
Passengers/Year
36 million
Terminals
Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4
Exit Time
20-40 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International serves as a major hub for Spirit Airlines and JetBlue, making it a key airport for budget-conscious travelers. Many passengers choose FLL over Miami due to lower fares and easier terminal navigation.
The airport has four separate terminals, each with its own arrivals area. This means knowing which terminal matters — driving between them adds significant time.
FLL is also a major cruise port connection, with Port Everglades just 3 miles away. Passengers arriving for cruises often need specific timing coordination.
Pickup tip
FLL's four terminals are separate buildings. Confirm the terminal before driving — moving between them by car takes 10-15 minutes.
How it works
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How long to exit FLL after landing?
Most passengers exit 20-30 minutes after landing at Fort Lauderdale. International arrivals take 35-50 minutes.
Is FLL close to Miami?
Fort Lauderdale airport is about 30 miles north of Miami, roughly 30-50 minutes by car.
Which airlines are biggest at FLL?
Spirit Airlines and JetBlue are the dominant carriers, with significant Southwest and United service.
Airlines at FLL
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