A Miami Terminal Free from the Unwashed Masses

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Historic Pan Am Headquarters To Be Transformed Into Private Terminal

Miami International Airport (MIA) will in 2025 gain a PS private terminal via PS’ renovation of the historic Pan Am terminal to allow luxury travelers to avoid the egalitarian experience of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security checks in full public view for a more private experience. The PS private terminal will renovate the historic MIA Pan Am Regional Headquarters and build on PS’s successes at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

Access to the facilities costs from $995 per person for The Salon up to thousands of dollars for a private suite. Depending on the tier bought, they will get use of a private security screening experience and even a luxury car ride from the PS terminal to the commercial flight or business jet. According to The Points Guy’s 2021 review, the luxury car will wait in case one has to deplane, and then take the passengers back to the PS facility.

Here is an exterior of the planned building:
https://simpleflying.com/historic-pan-a ... -terminal/

Article: https://simpleflying.com/historic-pan-a ... -terminal/

[elaw]

Oh thank God! Life is so hard for rich people in this country... they need all the help they can get.

[3WE]

Yeah, definitely what the industry needs to do…

I’ve often thought that terminals needed cots, and military rations and showers SO THAT the stranded masses might BE not_unwarshed…

Aw well, Flyboy, Dummy or ITS may have flown somewhere today, if it’s one of their two days/month that they work.

[Not_Karl]

I hope they install a CCTV system with cameras in the regular terminal and monitors in the rich people terminal, so the bourgeoisie can rejoice at the suffering of the proletariat.

Now that I think of it, make the system bidirectional. What's the point of being rich and privileged if I can't show-off to the unprivileged?

[flyboy2548m]

Aw well, Flyboy, Dummy or ITS may have flown somewhere today, if it’s one of their two days/month that they work.

Oddly enough, I'm in Miami today.