✈️ Flight Guide: Newark (EWR) → Miami (MIA)

In November, the fastest and most reliable options to reach Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) from Manhattan are NJ Transit or Amtrak via the Newark Liberty International Airport station (accessed by AirTrain), or a taxi/rideshare for door-to-door convenience. Allow extra time for possible holiday or weather-related traffic; midweek morning trains and early evening departures typically have fewer crowds. Book NJ Transit tickets in advance and check for service advisories before traveling.

For domestic flights from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Miami International Airport (MIA) in November, arrive at least 90 minutes before departure if you have carry-on only and 2 hours if checking bags or traveling during Thanksgiving week. November often sees holiday travel peaks and occasional weather delays, so build in buffer time for security lines and AirTrain transfers. Use TSA PreCheck or CLEAR to speed up the process when available.

Yes, several carriers operate nonstop flights between Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Miami International Airport (MIA) year-round, including United Airlines, JetBlue, and American Airlines. In November you’ll typically find multiple daily nonstop options, including morning and late-afternoon departures that are ideal for both business travelers and vacationers. Search nonstop Newark to Miami flights with flexible dates to find the best schedule and fares.

Yes — fares for Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Miami International Airport (MIA) often rise around Thanksgiving and other holiday weekends in November due to higher demand. To find the best deals, book several weeks in advance, search mid-week departure dates, and set price alerts. If your travel is flexible, consider flying the Tuesday or Wednesday before Thanksgiving or the Tuesday/Wednesday after to save on round-trip fares.

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) offers short-term and long-term parking, economy lots with shuttle service, and premium terminal parking; availability can tighten in November during holiday travel so reserve parking in advance when possible. Ground transport includes NJ Transit trains (via AirTrain), private shuttles, taxis, rideshares, and rental cars with several on-site agencies. Check Newark airport notices for planned construction or lane closures in November that could affect drop-off times.

While Miami International Airport (MIA) typically enjoys milder weather, November can bring variable conditions to the New Jersey/New York region including early-season coastal storms or Nor'easters that may cause delays at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Historically, November has fewer extreme disruptions than winter months, but allow extra time and monitor airline alerts, the FAA status, and local weather forecasts. Consider booking flights with flexible change policies around holiday dates.

From Miami International Airport (MIA) you can take Metrorail via the Orange Line (AirportLink), Metrobus, taxis, rideshares, or pre-arranged shuttles to downtown Miami, Miami Beach (via transfer), Coral Gables, and Brickell. November often sees steady tourism volumes but not the extreme crowds of winter peak season; allow 20–40 minutes to downtown depending on traffic and your final destination. Consider prepaid shuttle services or rideshare apps for larger groups or heavy luggage.

November is a favorable month for arrival at Miami International Airport (MIA): it's outside the busiest winter-spring peak but sees increased traffic around Thanksgiving and certain conferences. Weather is generally pleasant in Miami in November, with lower humidity and a lower chance of storms compared with hurricane season peaks. To avoid crowds, schedule arrivals midweek or early morning and use expedited entry lines where available.

As of November, most routine COVID-19 travel restrictions and entry testing requirements for domestic travel have been lifted, though travelers should verify the latest CDC and airline policies before departure. International travelers should check U.S. Customs and Border Protection and CDC guidance for vaccination or testing requirements. Always carry identification, proof of vaccination if required, and check the airline’s boarding rules prior to travel.

Travelers arriving at Miami International Airport (MIA) commonly access downtown Miami, Miami Beach and South Beach, Coral Gables, Little Havana, Fort Lauderdale, the Florida Keys (including Key Largo and Key West), and Orlando via connecting transport. In November, many visitors use MIA as a hub to explore Miami’s beaches, cultural festivals, and nearby natural parks — plan for transfers since Miami Beach lacks direct heavy-rail service.

To minimize customs and baggage wait times at Miami International Airport (MIA) in November, use Mobile Passport Control or Global Entry if eligible, select flights arriving earlier in the day, and avoid peak holiday arrival windows if possible. MIA processes a high volume of international flights, so checking the CBP wait-time updates before deplaning helps, and having customs forms ready speeds entry.

Miami in November is typically warm and pleasant with average daytime highs in the mid-70s to low-80s°F (24–28°C) and cooler evenings. Dress in light layers, carry sunscreen and a hat for daytime outdoor plans, and bring a light sweater for air-conditioned venues or cooler nights. November also marks the transition out of hurricane season, but it’s wise to check short-term forecasts for any residual tropical activity.