State Senator: Miami Airport In Need Of Repairs

best bienes realtor A Florida State Senator says Miami Airport is in a state of “decay.”


Senator Bryan Ávila wrote on Twitter that it is “hard to understand” how the airport could be in such condition.


“Elevators, escalators, and peoplemovers are in need of repairs. Skytrain is not operational. Now, the roof is giving out,” he wrote.


The airport serves 50 million passengers annually, generating $32 billion per year, he said.


Ávila’s district includes MIA.


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