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Unsung Heroes: Celebrating National Custodians Day at Houston Airports
On October 2, we honor the hardworking individuals who keep our workplaces and public spaces clean and tidy. At Houston Airports, our custodians play a vital role in ensuring a safe and pleasant experience for millions of travelers each year. These unsung heroes work tirelessly from curb to gate, maintaining a pristine environment that enhances the passenger experience.With over 270 dedicated custodians at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), our team is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and sanitation of Hobby Airport and Terminals A and D and Federal Inspection Services facility at Bush Airport.Between Memorial Day and Labor Day alone, custodians at IAH cleaned restrooms for approximately 6 million passengers, while those at HOU served 3 million travelers.On October 2, the Houston Airports Terminal Management Division, which oversees Custodial, served custodians a hot meal during their shifts at Bush and Hobby airports. The work of custodians often goes unnoticed, but their contributions are essential to the smooth operation of our airports. They clean and disinfect restrooms, floors, and common areas, creating a safe and hygienic environment for all. Their dedication to their duties helps to create a positive and welcoming atmosphere for travelers. On this National Custodians Day, we extend our sincere gratitude to the custodians at Houston Airports for their exceptional work and commitment to excellence. Their tireless efforts make a significant difference in the lives of our passengers and contribute to the success of our airports.RELATED | Houston Airports employees find unique, meaningful way to honor U.S. MilitaryRELATED | A Quiet Champion: Michael Spencer's dedication shines at Bush Airport RELATED | ‘A guardian angel’ | Chance encounter at airport restores woman’s faith in humanityRead more - HASIAHHOUCommunitySep 27, 2024
Autumn Escapes: Top destinations from Houston this fall
As the crisp autumn air arrives and leaves begin to change, it’s the perfect time to plan a getaway. Whether you're looking to embrace the fall foliage, explore bustling cities or seek out quiet mountain retreats, Houston’s airports, George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Hobby (HOU), offer numerous exciting destinations. With a variety of airlines to choose from, your fall adventure starts with a quick flight from Houston.Toronto, Ontario, CanadaAs Canada’s largest city, Toronto is a vibrant metropolis offering a mix of modern architecture, historic sites and scenic views along Lake Ontario. The fall season is perfect for exploring the city’s numerous parks, visiting the Toronto Islands, or venturing to nearby Niagara Falls for autumn foliage.Direct flights from Houston to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) are available via Air Canada and United Airlines.Montreal, Quebec, CanadaMontreal’s European charm and dynamic arts scene make it a cultural haven in any season, but autumn brings out the best of its café-lined streets and historic neighborhoods. Wander through Old Montreal, admire the changing leaves on Mount Royal or experience the city’s vibrant culinary scene.Air Canada provides direct service to Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) from Houston.Aspen, ColoradoIf you're seeking mountain air and a quiet retreat, Aspen is a go-to destination for fall colors and crisp alpine scenery. This Colorado town, best known for its winter sports, shines in autumn with hiking, biking and plenty of opportunities to soak in the surrounding beauty.Direct flights from IAH to Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) are available via United Airlines.Denver, ColoradoDenver, known as the Mile High City, is a gateway to both urban adventures and outdoor pursuits. In the fall, explore the vibrant downtown scene, including Union Station and the Denver Art Museum or take a scenic drive to the nearby Rockies to witness the striking golden aspens.Nonstop flights from IAH to Denver International Airport (DEN) are available via Frontier Airlines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines.Hartford, ConnecticutFor a quintessential New England fall experience, Hartford is a hidden gem. Stroll along the Connecticut River, visit historic landmarks like Mark Twain’s house, or take a short drive to the surrounding countryside for stunning foliage views.Direct flights from Houston to Bradley International Airport (BDL) are offered by Avelo Airlines.New Haven, ConnecticutHome to Yale University, New Haven boasts a rich cultural and academic scene. In the fall, the city’s historic campus and nearby parks offer a beautiful backdrop of autumn colors. Explore the town's art galleries, museums and restaurants or take a scenic drive along Connecticut’s coastline.Fly direct to Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN) from Houston on Avelo Airlines.Boston, MassachusettsBoston’s historic charm is a natural fit for a fall getaway. Walk the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, enjoy a leisurely afternoon in Boston Common, or take a scenic drive to nearby New England towns for quintessential fall foliage.This popular route is served by JetBlue, Spirit Airlines and United Airlines, providing plenty of flight options to Logan International Airport (BOS).Minneapolis-Saint Paul, MinnesotaKnown for its beautiful lakes and parks, Minneapolis-Saint Paul offers a great mix of urban activities and outdoor exploration. Visit the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, bike along the Mississippi River or take a day trip to one of the nearby state parks for vibrant autumn leaves.Flights from Houston to Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) are available via Delta Air Lines, Sun Country Airlines and United Airlines.Portland, OregonKnown for its laid-back vibe and outdoor lifestyle, Portland is an ideal destination for those who love the combination of city exploration and nature escapes. Visit local breweries, explore the vibrant food scene or head out to nearby trails to witness the stunning fall foliage of the Pacific Northwest.Direct flights from IAH to Portland International Airport (PDX) are offered by United Airlines.Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWith its rich history and vibrant arts scene, Philadelphia offers a perfect blend of culture and cityscape. Take a stroll through Independence National Historical Park, visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art or explore nearby countryside for fall colors.You can fly nonstop to Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) with American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines and United Airlines.Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPittsburgh offers a mix of industrial history and modern culture, and fall is a wonderful time to explore its rivers, bridges, and revitalized neighborhoods. Take in a Steelers game, visit the Andy Warhol Museum or explore the fall foliage at nearby parks like Frick Park or Schenley Park.Direct flights to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) are available via Southwest Airlines and United Airlines.Knoxville, TennesseeKnoxville is an ideal base for exploring the Great Smoky Mountains in the fall, offering breathtaking vistas of the colorful Appalachian Mountains. In town, you’ll find charming shops, local eateries, and plenty of Southern hospitality.Fly nonstop to McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS) from Houston via Allegiant Air and United Airlines.Richmond, VirginiaAs one of the oldest cities in the United States, Richmond blends history with a modern twist. Visit Civil War sites, tour the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts or venture out to nearby wineries for an autumn day trip.Direct flights from IAH to Richmond International Airport (RIC) are available via United Airlines.Seattle, WashingtonSeattle, with its iconic skyline framed by Mount Rainier, is a great choice for a fall trip. Explore Pike Place Market, discover Seattle’s coffee culture or take a day trip to the surrounding mountains and forests to experience breathtaking autumn scenery.Fly nonstop to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) via Alaska Airlines or United Airlines.Milwaukee, WisconsinMilwaukee, perched on the shores of Lake Michigan, is known for its brewing history, festivals and friendly Midwestern vibe. In the fall, take in the lakeside scenery, tour the Milwaukee Art Museum or enjoy Oktoberfest events throughout the city.Fly nonstop to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) with United Airlines.Read more - HOUCommunitySep 24, 2024
A heartfelt welcome: Veterans on board honor flight return to Houston
On Saturday, Sept. 21, William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) welcomed military veterans returning from a memorable trip to Washington, D.C.. Honor Flight Houston organized the trip. Many veterans in their 80s and 90s returned to a warm welcome from dozens of cheering passengers and employees in Hobby’s terminal. They were welcomed with bright smiles, reflecting a mood that was both contemplative and joyful—a blend of gratitude for the past and hope for the future. During their trip to Washington, D.C., the veterans visited iconic memorials dedicated to their service, including the World War II and Vietnam Veterans Memorial. For many, this journey served as an emotional pilgrimage, providing a chance to reconnect with their history and honor fallen comrades. Volunteers and guardians accompanied each veteran, ensuring a memorable experience filled with comfort and support. As the flight touched down at Hobby Airport, terminal employees and gate passengers cheered for the veterans’ return. Southwest Airlines staff created decorations to add to the festive atmosphere. Houston Fire Department fire trucks lined the airport runway, their sirens wailing in a joyful salute.Wayne Lawrence, Airport Operations Supervisor for Houston Airports, witnessed the moment firsthand and captured the spirit of the celebration. "It was a great experience. Friends and family gathered while they shouted, 'Welcome Home!' and 'Thank You for Your Service!' We love our veterans at Hobby Airport," said Lawrence. "They served our country, many on the frontlines. This is the least we can do in return." The community's warm welcome underscored the deep appreciation for these heroes, reminding everyone of the sacrifices made to serve the nation. Honor Flight Houston flies aging military veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit notable sites and memorials constructed in their honor.For more information or to register a veteran for a flight, visit <https://www.honorflighthouston.org/Read more