Miami airport rail link opens

By Railway Gazette International1998-06-01T10:00:00+01:00

Tri-Rail opened a commuter rail station at Miami International Airport on April 27, following its dedication by US Transportation Secretary Rodney E Slater on April 9. The project cost $18m and included 1·6 km of track linking the existing line to the airport. A 4min ride on a bus shuttle connects the rail and airline terminals. o

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