George Bush Intercontinental Airport
Houston, USA
Overview
A major Texas hub located north of downtown Houston, featuring five active terminals connected by the Skyway train system and the underground Subway, with extensive domestic and international flight options operated by United Airlines as the primary carrier.
Terminals
Terminal A
Terminal A serves domestic flights operated by Air Canada, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and several other domestic carriers. Facilities include ticket counters, baggage claim, and various dining and retail concessions.
Terminal B
Terminal B primarily handles domestic flights operated by United Airlines. Passenger amenities feature ticketing, baggage claim, and a variety of food, beverage, and retail options throughout the concourses.
Terminal C
Terminal C is a primary hub for United Airlines domestic operations. The facility features check-in counters, baggage claim areas, passenger lounges, and an extensive selection of restaurants and shops.
Terminal D
Terminal D functions as the international terminal, serving numerous foreign flag carriers and international flights. Amenities include international ticket counters, baggage claim, duty-free shopping, dining, and multiple airline lounges.
Terminal E
Terminal E handles international and domestic flights operated by United Airlines and select partner carriers. The terminal provides passenger check-in, baggage facilities, dining options, and United Club locations.
Airlines serving Houston
Lounges
- United Club
- American Admirals Club
- Delta Sky Club
- Centurion Lounge
- KLM Crown Lounge
- Air France Lounge
- Executive Lounge
- Qatar Airways Lounge
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is available across all terminals with no time limit, accessed by selecting the network name provided throughout the airport.
Nearby hotels
Car rentals
Frequently asked questions
How do I travel between the terminals at George Bush Intercontinental Airport?
Passengers can move between all five terminals using the Skyway train, which operates airside above security, or the Subway underground train that connects the terminals and the Intercontinental Hotel landside.
What is the best way to get from George Bush Intercontinental Airport to downtown Houston?
METRO bus route 102 provides public transit service connecting the airport terminals to downtown Houston. Taxis, ride-hailing services, and rental cars are also available at the ground transportation zones outside each terminal.
Is free Wi-Fi available throughout George Bush Intercontinental Airport?
Free wireless internet access is available throughout all terminals. Travelers can connect to the network named Free Airport Wi-Fi and follow the on-screen prompts to access the internet during their time at the airport.
Are there luggage storage facilities inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport?
There are no luggage storage lockers or baggage check facilities available inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport for security reasons. Passengers must keep their belongings with them at all times.
Can I stay overnight inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport?
The airport is open twenty-four hours a day, but overnight stays are generally restricted to ticketed passengers remaining inside the secure area. A Marriott hotel is located on-site between terminals for overnight accommodations.