Get SMS alerts for ORD-MIA flights. Midwest snowbirds head south.
Track This RouteOutbound
3 hours 10 minutes
Return
3 hours
Daily Flights
8+
Airlines
4
Timezone note
Miami is 1 hour ahead of Chicago (Eastern vs Central Time).
About this route
Chicago to Miami is a classic North-South corridor driven by business, leisure, and the massive Latin American connection traffic flowing through MIA. American Airlines dominates Miami as its hub for the Americas, while United defends its Chicago base with competitive scheduling.
MIA is the busiest US airport for international traffic to Latin America, and its terminals can be congested. The 1-hour timezone gain heading south is modest, but weather contrasts are dramatic — passengers may depart a Chicago blizzard and land in 85-degree Miami heat. Landing alerts help drivers at MIA's notoriously complex pickup area.
How it works
Type the flight number for Chicago to Miami.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down in Miami.
FAQ
About 3 hours 10 minutes southbound and 3 hours northbound.
United and American Airlines lead, with Spirit and Frontier as budget alternatives.
Miami is 1 hour ahead of Chicago (Eastern vs Central Time).
Avoid waiting at arrivals. Get a text the moment their Chicago to Miami flight touches down.
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