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George Bush Intercontinental Airport

IATA IAH ICAO KIAH Large Airport Scheduled Service

Location

Airport Information

City

Houston

Country

🇺🇸 United States

Continent

Coordinates

29,9844, -95,3414

Elevation

97 ft (30 m)

Runways

Ident	Length	Width	Surface	Lighted
15L/33R	12 001 ft (3 658 m)	150 ft	CON	Yes
09/27	10 000 ft (3 048 m)	150 ft	ASP	Yes
15R/33L	10 000 ft (3 048 m)	150 ft	CON	Yes
08R/26L	9 402 ft (2 866 m)	150 ft	CON	Yes
08L/26R	9 000 ft (2 743 m)	150 ft	CON	Yes

Departures

🇫🇷 CDG Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)

8 072 km

🇩🇪 FRA Frankfurt am Main

8 402 km

8 049 km

10 231 km

1 108 km

1 491 km

11 556 km

8 699 km

🇺🇸 DFW Dallas-Fort Worth

362 km

13 125 km

9 532 km

7 763 km

1 387 km

2 250 km

2 215 km

2 060 km

1 467 km

1 731 km

1 549 km

1 963 km

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DFW

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

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DEN

Denver International Airport

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JFK

John F. Kennedy International Airport

New York

EWR

Newark Liberty International Airport

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LAX

Los Angeles International Airport

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CLT

Charlotte Douglas International Airport

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DTW

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport

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MIA

Miami International Airport

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Acerca de George Bush Intercontinental Airport

El Aeropuerto Intercontinental George Bush es uno de los dos aeropuertos comerciales de Houston, Texas, y un importante centro de conexiones internacionales. Situado a unos 37 kilómetros al norte del centro de Houston, IAH se inauguró en 1969 y gestiona más de 45 millones de pasajeros al año a través de cinco terminales (A a E) conectadas por el sistema de tren Skyway. El aeropuerto es un importante centro de conexiones de United Airlines, que opera la mayoría de los vuelos y ofrece un extenso servicio a destinos de Latinoamérica, Europa, Asia y Oriente Medio. Houston Intercontinental tiene una de las rutas latinoamericanas más extensas de cualquier aeropuerto estadounidense, lo que refleja la posición de Houston como puerta de acceso a México, Centroamérica y Sudamérica. El aeropuerto está conectado con el centro de Houston mediante el autobús 102 de Metro y otros servicios de transporte público. IAH cuenta con cinco pistas de aterrizaje. La base económica de Houston en la industria energética, la atención médica (el Texas Medical Center es el mayor complejo médico del mundo) y el sector aeroespacial (NASA Johnson Space Center) genera una fuerte demanda tanto de viajes de negocios como turísticos.

Aviation Terms

Iluminación de aeródromo (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Categoría de aeropuerto (Airport Category) Elevación del aeropuerto (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Estación de bomberos aeroportuaria (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Sala VIP de aeropuerto (Airport Lounge) Punto de referencia del aeropuerto (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Plataforma (Apron) Control automatizado de pasaportes (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Houston George Bush Airport to downtown Houston?

The METRO Bus Route 102 provides express service from IAH Terminal C to downtown Houston for $1.25, taking about 45-60 minutes. There is no rail connection to IAH. Taxis and ride-shares to downtown Houston take about 30-40 minutes and cost approximately $40-55 depending on traffic. The airport is located about 37 km (23 miles) north of downtown.

How many terminals does Houston George Bush Airport have?

IAH has five terminals: A, B, C, D, and E. Terminal D is the Mickey Leland International Terminal, handling most international departures. Terminals A and B primarily serve United Airlines domestic flights. The Skyway automated people mover connects Terminals A, B, C, and D. Terminal E is connected to Terminal D by a walkway.

Which airlines have a hub at Houston George Bush Airport?

United Airlines operates its second-largest hub at IAH, accounting for approximately 70% of all passenger traffic. United uses IAH as a major gateway for flights to Latin America, with more service to Mexico and Central America than any other U.S. airport. United is a founding member of the Star Alliance.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Houston George Bush Airport?

Yes, IAH offers free Wi-Fi throughout all terminals. The network is named HOU-Airport and provides unlimited access without registration. The speeds are adequate for browsing and email. Many gate areas also have charging stations with USB ports.

What is the difference between Houston's two airports?

Houston has two commercial airports: George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Hobby (HOU). IAH is the larger airport and the United Airlines hub, handling most international flights and located 37 km north of downtown. Hobby is closer to downtown (11 km southeast) and primarily serves Southwest Airlines domestic and some international routes to Latin America.