General information
Houston in Texas is the fourth largest city in the United States, only New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago have more inhabitants. The city has two major airports, namely Houston George Bush Airport (United Airlines) and Houston William P. Hobby Airport (Southwest Airlines). The largest of the two is named after George H. W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States. The airport has five runways and five terminals.
Where is Houston George Bush Airport situated?
The airport is located to the north of the city. The Interstate 45 and Interstate 69 highways are a short distance from Houston George Bush Airport.
How many terminals does Houston George Bush Airport have?
There are five terminals at the airport, known as Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C / Lewis W. Cutrer, Terminal D / Mickey Leland and Terminal E. Terminals TB, TC and TE are used exclusively by United Airlines, Terminal A is reserved for US and Canadian airlines. All other international airlines (including British Airways) use Terminal D. It’s possible to walk between terminals TB, TC, TD and TE, Terminal A is separate to the other terminals. The fastest, however, is to take the underground train Subway (landside, before security check) or the above-ground train Skyway (airside, after security check). Both automated people movers at Houston George Bush Airport are free to use and run every 2 to 3 minutes. Hotel Houston Airport Marriott is located between Terminal B and Terminal C and can be reached by the Subway.
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Which airlines fly from and to Houston George Bush Airport?
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