What is the best way to get from MIA to PBI (now DJT)?

Miami International Airport to President Donald J. Trump International Airport is about 75 miles by road, terminal to terminal (OpenStreetMap contributors, 2026); a car booked ahead meets you at the first airport where its rules allow and drops you at the second airport's departures door, on a fare agreed before it moves.

The usual reasons: a cruise that sails from the other city's port, a connection that could not be booked through, a family on two bookings, or a crew flying home from the airport nearest the yacht. Whatever the reason, it is the same run: about 75 miles between the two terminals, by road.

A car booked ahead is one captain and one fare agreed before the car moves. Give the desk both flight numbers: the pickup is tracked from the arriving aircraft, with waiting after landing included, and the drop-off is timed to the departing one, at the airline's own terminal. Where the first airport's rules allow, the captain meets you inside; where they do not, the pickup page for MIA says exactly where the car waits, and the page for PBI (now DJT) says where departures drop off.

No drive time is printed here, because the run between these two airports is one length at six in the morning and another at six in the evening, and a promised number would be wrong on the day it mattered. The desk plans the pickup against the flights, and if the connection is tight says so plainly before taking the ride.

The fare beside this page is for 75 miles, with the 20% service charge already in it; the fare for your trip is set when the exact terminals are routed, and you see it before you book.