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“Snickers has a knack for spreading smiles and creating a calming atmosphere. It was immediately evident that he was going to be a great addition to our ‘pawsome’ team.”

As the summer season gradually retreats, thoughts turn to cooler climates and shorter lines. Yet, for the intrepid traveler, a world of opportunity awaits. 

 The Houston Airports Lost and Found team goes to great lengths to reunite passengers with items left behind, from scouring social media to ticket stubs, phone numbers and business cards. 

"No matter who the passenger is, providing world-class customer service is crucial to the overall passenger experience."

 "Passengers may not know it, but the work done by our teams is an essential component of the seamless travel experience that millions rely on each year." 

Step into this dynamic exploration of art and history and embark on an unforgettable journey through Houston's cultural mosaic before boarding your flight.

Whether you're savoring local flavors at The Annie or discovering unique finds at Houston Supply Co., the D-West Pier is set to become a haven for foodies and shoppers alike. It will embody the vibrant spirit of Houston and set a new benchmark for airports worldwide.

Change is coming, not only in the form of a new building but in a seamless, world-class journey for every traveler who steps through Bush Airport. 

More than 100 employees joined the Houston Airport System during the first six months of 2024. Houston Airports employs more than 1,200 people. 

This year's global theme, "Leave no child behind in the fight against human trafficking," highlights the urgent need to ramp up efforts to stop child trafficking.

Air France has unveiled a newly renovated lounge at Bush Airport, offering passengers a refined and comfortable space to relax before their flights.

Watch as United Airlines makes progress in its $2.55 billion transformation of IAH Terminal B with historic demolitions.

By ensuring airport operations remained smooth, offering clear communication and providing a helping hand, Houston Airports ensured that even when the skies get a little bumpy, dedication to the passenger always takes flight.

“On February 22, 2024, the Intuitive Machines IM-1 Mission returned to the lunar surface after a hiatus of several decades,” said Council Member Fred Flickinger. “From its humble beginnings on a napkin, Intuitive Machines has evolved into a diversified space exploration and infrastructure company, prepared to pioneer the commercial landscape of space.”

Szczesniak also touched on the future needs to accommodate forecasted growth, with passenger numbers projected to increase by 2050. This necessitates continuous expansion and modernization efforts to meet the rising demand.