• 4th largest multi-airport system in the country
• 21 airlines serve Bush and Hobby airports
• 49.5 million passengers traveled through the three airports in 2010
• 80 million passengers traveling through HAS are projected by 2020
• Serves 113 U.S. and 67 international destinations
• Houston is the primary gateway to Latin America—No. 1 in the nation in the number of weekly nonstop flights to Mexico.
• Wi-Fi Internet service is available at both Bush Intercontinental and Houston Hobby in most airport public areas, including gates, restaurants, ticketing and baggage claim.
• Houston ranked No. 1 by Travel + Leisure readers for America's best airports (2009).

• 20 miles from downtown Houston
• Nonstop service to 113 domestic destinations
• Nonstop or direct service to 67 international destinations
• Houston is the largest hub for the newly merged United Airlines, measured by daily departing seats available.
• More 670 daily departures
• Ranked No. 4 in the country for most scheduled nonstop destinations
• Ranked 8th in the U.S. for total passenger traffic
• Ranked 8th in the U.S. for international passenger traffic
• Ranked 18th in the world for total passenger traffic
• 17 passenger airlines
• 5 passenger terminals
• More than 10,000 acres
• More than 23,000 parking spaces
• New $440 million Terminal E and Federal Inspection Services (FIS) with 84 primary inspection booths that can process more than 4,500 passengers per hour
• One of 20 airports in the nation to deploy a Global Entry kiosk that can turn an hour wait in the customs line into an average of 40 seconds.
• Ranked No. 4 for customer satisfaction among large North American airports in a study by J.D. Power and Associates (2008)
• Voted the No. 4 airport in the country by readers of Global Traveler magazine (2008).

• 11 miles from downtown Houston
• Served more than 9 million passengers in 2010
• One of Southwest Airlines' largest hubs
• Nonstop service to more than 35 destinations throughout the U.S.
• Ranked 40th in the U.S. for total passenger traffic
• Ranked 150th in the world in total passenger traffic (out of 1336 ranked airports or in the top 11.2% range by total airport rankings)
• Acquired by the City of Houston in 1937
• Rated among the top five performing airports in the world by Airports Council International (2009)
• Ranked No. 2 for customer satisfaction among small North American airports in a study by J.D. Power and Associates (2008)

• The new United - 4,238 weekly departures
• Southwest - 890 weekly departures
• Delta - 220 weekly departures
• American - 137 weekly departures
• US Airways - 93 weekly departures  

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