GRRIFIN AIR HUB OPERATIONS

Miami International Airport (MIA) 

Primary Hub – Griffin Air Headquarters 

Miami International Airport serves as the primary hub and operational headquarters for Griffin Air. Positioned at the crossroads of North America, the Caribbean, and South America, Miami provides Griffin Air with a strategic foundation for both domestic and international operations. Its location enables efficient connectivity across major U.S. markets while serving as a gateway to expanding global destinations. 

As the central command location for Griffin Air, Miami supports a full range of operations, including short-haul, medium-haul, and long-haul flights. The hub plays a critical role in airline coordination, pilot operations, and future fleet expansion. Miami’s dynamic airspace, coastal weather patterns, and high traffic volume offer an immersive and realistic operating environment that reflects real-world airline conditions. 

Miami represents the operational heart of Griffin Air and serves as the foundation for the airline’s long-term growth, global connectivity, and leadership 

Griffin Air Fleet Assignment by Hub

Miami International Airport (MIA) 

Primary Hub – Headquarters and International Gateway 

Miami serves as Griffin Air’s primary hub and supports the airline’s most diverse and long-range operations. 

Assigned Aircraft 

PMDG 777-300ER / 777 Family 

Role: Long-haul international flagship 

Operations:

• Miami → Europe 

• Miami → South America 

• Miami → West Coast USA 

• Miami → Future global expansion routes 

Purpose: The 777 serves as Griffin Air’s primary long-haul aircraft and flagship fleet, operating the airline’s longest and most prestigious routes. 

FENIX A320 Family (A319 / A320 / A321) 

Role: Medium-haul and high-density domestic / international routes 

Operations:

• Miami → Major U.S. hubs  

• Miami → Caribbean 

• Miami → Central America 

• Miami → Northern South America 

Purpose: The FENIX A320 family serves as the backbone of Griffin Air’s domestic and regional international network. 

FBW A380X 

Role: Ultra long-haul flagship aircraft

Operations:

• Miami → Major international hubs  

• Miami → High-capacity long-haul routes 

• Special flagship and event operations 

Purpose: The A380X represents Griffin Air’s premier aircraft and is used for flagship long-haul routes and special operations. 

Denver International Airport (DEN) 

Secondary Hub – Domestic and National Operations

Denver serves as Griffin Air’s domestic operations hub and supports national route coverage. 

Assigned Aircraft 

FENIX A320 Family (A319 / A320 / A321) 

Role : Primary domestic aircraft 

Operations: 

• Denver → West Coast 

• Denver → Midwest 

• Denver → Southern U.S. 

• Denver → Miami

Purpose: 

Provides flexible, efficient domestic coverage across Griffin Air’s national route network. 

FBW A320neo 

Role: Short-haul and medium-haul domestic operations 

Operations:

• Denver → Regional hubs 

• Denver → Medium-range domestic routes 

Purpose: Supports high-frequency domestic operations with modern, efficient aircraft performance. 

PMDG 777 (Limited Assignment) 

Role: Select long-haul domestic and future international expansion 

Operations:

• Denver → Miami 

• Denver → Future international routes 

• Special operations 

Purpose: Provides long-range capability and prepares DEN for future expansion.