United Airlines is moving forward with constructing a new Terminal B at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). The ambitious project is set to redefine the air travel experience and cater to the future needs of an estimated 36 million passengers. The program encompasses the demolition of the original 1969-era flight stations and the construction of 40 new gates for both domestic and international travel, ensuring a cutting-edge experience for travelers. The Terminal B transformation includes expanding curbside and roadway capacity and the ticketing lobby. Additionally, a new United Club is set to become the largest club in the United system. The baggage claim hall will be expanded, and a new baggage handling system, equipped with advanced baggage tracking technology, will support increased capacity.

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For construction to continue, United Airlines needs to shift its Arrivals/Departures curbs at IAH Terminal B.

• On Tuesday, March 26, a new arrivals curb along South Terminal Road will open to passengers. 
• On Thursday, March 28, the previous Departures ramp will close and a new Departures curb along North Terminal Road will open to passengers. 

Flaggers and signage will be in place to ensure smooth navigation to the appropriate curb. Houston Police will help direct traffic during the transition between March 26 and March 28.

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