Flying through Houston this holiday season? You'll love the new changes at William P. Hobby Airport!
Houston Airports is preparing for a record-breaking holiday travel season, expecting 3.4 million passengers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport from Dec. 19 to Jan. 6 — a 7% increase from last year.
It's not a new idea, but some new technology should mean the bathrooms never run out of free tampons or organic cotton pads.
KPRC 2 Investigates has learned the redevelopment of the controversial International Terminal Redevelopment Project (ITRP) at Bush Intercontinental Airport is looking for a new executive to complete the project. This comes at a time when the project has experienced massive delays and seen its budget skyrocket over the last decade.
Houston Airports are experiencing some flight delays as heavy rainfall hits the Houston area this Friday.
Whether you’re traveling the skies or roads, here are a few helpful tips for making it to your destination safely, and with fewer headaches.
While traveling may be blissful for some this holiday season, many travelers will experience issues and delays as they try to get to their destinations this year.
Houston Airports says it is ready to welcome its largest winter holiday travel crowd on record, reportedly exceeding the passenger total set in 2019.
Mayor Sylvester Turner said he is ready to go with the Terminal B expansion at Bush Airport. The $2.6 billion project would make modern improvements to ticketing, baggage, and security.
On Wednesday morning at Houston City Hall there will be 74 agenda items heard by city council members. The agenda, which is one of Mayor Sylvester Turner’s final ones as Mayor, is unusually long.
Whether you’re traveling the skies or roads, here are a few helpful tips for making it to your destination safely, and with fewer headaches.
Bush Intercontinental Airport has a Traffic Management Control Center to help ease the tension of traffic during arrivals and depatures.
There are more problems with the budget at George Bush Intercontinental Airport surrounding the Mickey Leland International Terminal Redevelopment Project-- it’s soaring once again.
Travelers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport are noticing a big difference Tuesday following reports of a malfunctioning air condition system.
Charges have been filed against a woman whose actions temporarily caused the shutdown of all air travel Tuesday evening at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, according to the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.
Texas Southern University’s Aviation Science and Technology program is reaching new heights with the approval of a training facility at the Houston Spaceport.
The dispute at Hobby Airport between the Pappas Family and the City of Houston will continue outside of city hall. The new venue will be a Harris County courtroom after the family filed a 269-page lawsuit on Tuesday over the awarding of the recent concessions package at the airport.
KPRC 2 learned that in a span of days in the same parking garage on the same floor, at least two vehicles had their tires stolen. So, KPRC 2 asked mechanics what tools these thieves are using and how fast could they get the job done?
Since our first story aired, KPRC 2 reporter Rilwan Balogun got an email from a viewer who said our web story was inaccurate-- not in any of the reporting, but the line in Houston Airports’ statement where they mentioned it was the first incident of that kind.
An airport security guard noticed the SUV on cinder blocks over the weekend. It is unknown if the vehicle’s owner has returned from their trip yet, an airport spokesperson said.
If you have plans to travel from the George Bush Intercontinental Airport and you wanted to park your car there, you may want to consider other options.
Heads up, travelers! The subway train at Bush Intercontinental Airport will be temporarily out of service due to construction of the new international terminal.
Houston Airports and Mayor Sylvester Turner are joining together Tuesday to present checks to local advocacy groups during Human Trafficking Month.
Departures at both George Bush Intercontinental and Hobby International Airports are delayed and a ground stop has been issued Tuesday afternoon due to severe thunderstorms, according to Houston Airports.
The upcoming winter weather might bring delays and cancellations for folks traveling in and out of Houston over the next few days.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner will join the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and Houston Airports Tuesday to unveil 10 works of art commissioned by the City of Houston during the first stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a news release.
The Houston Airports and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner held a news conference Friday to discuss education on human trafficking.
Travelers, if you’re flying out of Bush Airport in the next few days, you’ll want to get there as early as possible starting Monday.
Travelers faced several delays at Hobby Airport after officials say a small fire was found in one of their generators.
Nineteen veterans will depart to Washington D.C. Friday morning as part of ‘Honor Flight Houston’ in the first flight since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Airport officials warn peak travel times are from Thursday through Sunday between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Terminal C’s high-tech fleet of roving security robots was unable to foil an auto theft last Sunday from George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal C garage.
A former Houston Airports System employee says his claims of sexual harassment by a program director went unanswered by senior staff members.
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HOUSTON – An airport official says all flights to Hobby Airport will resume after water issues forced officials to cancel or divert all flights Wednesday afternoon. Foti Kallergis, director of Communications & Public Relations for Houston Airports, said workers were trying to restore water to a limited capacity to the airport. “Our team is manually providing non-consumable water to airport restrooms from mobile water storage tanks,” Kallergis said in a statement. “We are working to restore water — in a limited capacity— to the entire airport.”Thursday morning, officials for Hobby Airport shared a tweet that said water had been successfully restored. Our crews worked all through the night to successfully restored water —in a limited capacity —to Hobby Airport,” the tweet said.
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HOUSTON – More than a dozen air carriers have restarted service of international flights from Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport, according to a release from Houston Airports. “The latest air carrier service restorations from Air France, Qatar Airways, and United Airlines on Sept. 2 mark Houston’s significant rebound in connectivity to European, Middle Eastern and Latin American destinations,” officials wrote in a press release. “Nearly two-thirds of the airlines providing international service at George Bush Intercontinental airport (IAH) and William P. Hobby airport (HOU) have now been restored following a sharp decline of air service due to the COVID-19 pandemic.”The following carriers have restarted their international services to and from Houston:“We are an international city with an economy that thrives on global connectivity,” Mayor Sylvester Turner said in the release. “These significant steps in restoring air service will help Houston begin to recover from the economic challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. I can assure you that this meaningful and significant restoration of international air-service is being matched with a strong emphasis on safety.”These are the destinations Houstonians can fly to due to the resumption of service:
