Houston Airport, also known as George Bush Intercontinental Airport, serves the Greater Houston area. It is formed by five passenger terminals which operate as independent terminals closely connected to each other.
IAH Airport is formed by terminal A, B, C, D and E.
Houston Airport Terminal A hosts all domestic and short-haul flights from and to the airport, excepting those by Canadian, United and even some United Express domestic international departures.
Houston Airport Terminal B is exclusively used by United Express domestic flights and international departures.
Houston Airport Terminal C stands for United Airlines domestic terminal.
Terminal D is the main gateway for international flights, excepting those operated by United, and some United Express International Arrivals.
Houston Airport Terminal E is the main terminal for the international flights for all other terminals.
Check the Terminal Map of Houston Airport:
At Houston Airport it is possible to transfer between terminals either by the underground train (Subway) or the elevated train (Skyway), since they are connected one each other by these means of transport:
- Subway: Available in the Level LL of all terminals.
- Skyway: Available in the third level of all terminals.
