Houston (IAH) Airport Guide: George Bush Intercontinental
A traveler's guide to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) — terminals, Skyway, United hub flow, lounges, and the best places to eat.
FlightyFlow Team·· 7 min read
IAH at a glance
- IATA: IAH · ICAO: KIAH
- Hub: United Airlines (massive), gateway to Latin America.
- Terminals: A, B, C, D (international), E (United international + some domestic).
Getting to Houston
- METRO bus 102 to downtown Houston.
- Uber/Lyft — 30–45 minutes depending on traffic.
- Driving — large Park N Fly options at bargain prices.
Connecting
- Terminals connected via the Skyway train.
- Inter-terminal transit is straightforward, allow 30 minutes worst case.
Lounges
- United Polaris Lounge T E — superb dining for international business.
- United Club locations across multiple terminals.
- The Club at IAH in T A — Priority Pass.
- KLM Crown Lounge in T D for KLM business.
Best food
- T A: Pappasito's Cantina, Hubcap Grill.
- T B: Tortugas Mexican.
- T C: Pappadeaux Seafood.
- T D: Tanglewood Grill, El Real Tex-Mex.
- T E: El Real, Capriotti's.
Tips
- Houston summers are hot; arrive early to avoid TSA queues that can get backed up.
- Mobile Passport Control widely available.
- Free Wi-Fi.
Pin your flight
FlightyFlow handles IAH gates well — particularly useful for Latin America connections via Terminal D and E.
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