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Miami International Airport will now be administering Pfizer vaccines on-site to airport employees, their family and friends, and travelers who live and work in Florida. From Monday until May 14th, anyone seeking to get vaccinated can go to MIA and receive either dose of the Pfizer vaccine. Shots will also be administered from June 1st to the 4th and June…

NBC 6 anchor Carlos Suarez has more on the latest effort to get the COVID vaccine in as many people as possible.

NBC 6’s Carolina Peguero has the latest details on how you can get a dose of the vaccine starting Monday.

Drones and airplanes can be a dangerous mix and now Miami is the focus of the effort to make sure there’s no trouble on your flight. Thursday, the TSA announced that Miami International Airport will be the only airport in the country testing technology to locate drones if there near airports – and find who is at the controls. ...

The TSA announced Thursday that Miami International Airport will be the only airport in the country testing technology to locate drones if they’re near airports, as well as finding out who is at the controls. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard spoke with the acting director of the TSA on the move to keep the skies safe.

Miami International Airport will soon be administering Pfizer vaccines on-site to airport employees, their family and friends, and travelers who live and work in Florida. From May 10 -14, anyone seeking to get vaccinated can go to MIA and receive either dose of the Pfizer vaccine. Shots will also be administered from June 1-4, and June 7, from 8 a.m….

Miami-Dade County is loosening some restrictions in regards to the COVID-19 vaccine, and a local vaccination site will soon stop administering first doses of the Pfizer shot. NBC 6’s Marissa Bagg reports.

As seen in a cellphone video captured by a witness, several people began fighting “for undetermined reasons,” leading to one arrest.

Wild video showing several fights between travelers inside a terminal at Miami International Airport led to at least one arrest, officials said.

A man was arrested after several fights broke out at an American Airlines gate at Miami International Airport. NBC 6’s Marcine Joseph reports

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A man in a hospital gown was taken into custody after jumping a fence at Miami International Airport Wednesday morning, officials said. Miami-Dade Police said the man was able to get onto the runway before he was taken into custody. Footage showed a large police response at the airport near one of the gates. Officials haven’t released the man’s...

That stormy weather we saw Sunday canceled hundreds of flights at Miami International Airport. NBC 6’s Laura Rodriguez spoke to frustrated travelers.

Some bad South Florida weather led to some flight cancellations at Miami International Airport.

It’s hard to believe but South Florida airports that were once ghost towns are flying high once again. Spring breakers are heading this way, but so are lots of others out for a run in the sun after a year of being in the COVID deep freeze.  Tanisha Williams and Alexis Oliver call Virginia home, but they came off...

Cruise ships may not be bringing South Florida the tourists that are the lifeblood of the area’s economy, but each day, airlines are flying more and more passengers here for fun in the sun.   South Florida’s airports, once ghost towns, are showing signs of a comeback one year into the pandemic. Wilkinson Sejour, the man known as ‘Chef...

Cruise ships may not be bringing South Florida the tourists that are the lifeblood of the area’s economy, but each day, airlines are flying more and more passengers here for fun in the sun. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard Reports.

Low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines has officially added three new cities to their roster of sought-after destinations from Miami. The airline announced Monday that it will now fly to Cancun, Mexico four times a week; Punta Cana, Dominican Republic two times a week; and St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands two times a week. The move comes as a part of...

A South Florida man was arrested for allegedly pointing laser beams at aircraft near Miami International Airport — dangerous behavior that aviation officials say can impair pilots and cause a plane to crash.

A South Florida man was arrested for pointing lasers at aircrafts near MIA. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports