The twin ports

Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas, August-Sept, 2002

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Percent of all US seats to South America: 59%

Top Global Trade Partners: Brazil, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Venezuela

Rank as TEU seaport for Latin America: No. 1

Direct flights to Latin America and Caribbean: 67

Latin American and Caribbean Cities/Airports Served Non-Stop From Miami International

* Aruba

* Barbados

* Barranquilla, Colombia

* Belize City, Belize

* Bogota, Colombia

* Bonaire, Neth. Antilles

* Buenos Aires, Argentina

* Cali, Colombia

* Cancun, Mexico

* Caracas, Venezuela

* Cartagena, Colombia

* Casa de Campo, Dom, Republic

* Curacao, Neth. Antilles

* Freeport, Bahamas

* George Town, Bahamas

* Governors Harbour, Bahamas

* Grand Cayman, West Indies

* Guatemala City, Guatemala

* Guayaquil, Ecuador

* Kingston, Jamaica

* La Paz, Bolivia

* Lima, Peru

* Managua, Nicaragua

* Manaus, Brazil

* Maracaibo, Venezuela

* Marsh Harbour, Bahamas

* Medellin, Colombia

* Merida, Mexico

* Mexico City, Mexico

* Montego Bay, Jamaica

* Nassau (Int'l) Bahamas

* North Eleuthera, Bahamas

* Panama City, Panama

* Port Au Prince, Haiti

* Providenciales, Turks & Caicos

* Puerto Plata, Dom. Republic

* Punta Cana, Dom. Republic

* Quito, Ecuador

* Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

* Roatan, Honduras

* Salvador, Brazil

* San Jose, Costa Rica

* San Juan, Puerto Rico

* San Pedro Sula, Honduras

* San Salvador, El Salvador

* Santa Cruz, Bolivia

* Santiago, Chile

* Santiago, Dom. Republic

* Santo Domingo, Dom. Republic

* Sao Paulo, Brazil

* St Croix, Virgin Islands

* St. Maarten, Neth. Antilles

* St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

* Tegucigalpa, Honduras

* Treasure Cay, Bahamas

* Valencia, Venezuela

Source: Miami International Airport

MIA Cargo Dominance

Percentage of all US airborne exports to Latin America and the Caribbean: 76%

Percentage of all US airborne imports from Latin America and the Caribbean: 79%

Source: Miami International Airport