Lagos to Houston
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Located 23 miles north of downtown Houston in Texas, George Bush Intercontinental Airport is the second-busiest airport in the state. Serving more than 45 million passengers each year, it is also the 15th biggest airport in the US.
In 2017, George Bush Intercontinental became the first airport in the whole of North America to provide non-stop flights to every inhabited continent, after Air New Zealand began operations there. However, shortly after, it lost this claim after Atlas Air flights moved to Luanda, but regained it again in late 2019 when Ethiopian Airlines began running a service to Togo.
Originally known as Houston Intercontinental Airport, it opened in 1969 and was renamed after the 41st President of the United States, George H.W. Bush, in 1997.
The airport operates today with five runways and five terminal buildings.
while you wait for your flight
George Bush Intercontinental Airport is a 'foodie' haven. You can fill your belly up with delicious meals from the variety of restaurants available at the airport. You can grab and go, have vegan and vegetarian options, coffee bars, kid-friendly menus, fast foods to gluten-free options.
IAH boasts a variety of shops spread across all terminals. From duty-free shops to automated benefit cosmetics. You can shop for jewellery and watches, electronics, accessories, kids' toys, books, gifts and souvenirs, liquor, wine, and tobacco. A lot of the shops are open daily 24/7.
IAH has a performing arts program called Harmony in the Air aimed at creating a stress-free, happy atmosphere for passengers and visitors through live performances. Catch them play a diverse repertoire of classical, contemporary classical, smooth jazz and international music at Terminal A, Northside Atrium, and Terminal D, near gate D8.
at George Bush Intercontinental
from George Bush Intercontinental
Inter Terminal Transportation: All the five terminals at IAH are connected by an above-ground automated people-mover (Skyway) and an underground train (Subway). It's free and departs every two minutes from the Skyway stations in Terminals A, B, C, and D/E every day.
Getting from the airport to the City Centre:
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