Houston Airports is advancing its mission to deliver a seamless travel experience with the rollout of its latest cashless parking system at Hobby Airport. As part of a phased approach, the Red and Blue Garages recently transitioned to a fully cashless system.
The new system utilizes:
License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology, which expedites entry and exit for vehicles with parking reservations.
Near-Field Communication (NFC) enables contactless payment through digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay.
The cashless parking system is rolling out in phases across all parking facilities at Bush and Hobby airports.
PRO TIP | Parking in the IAH Terminal C/D/E Garage? Follow this simple advice to exit the airport faster.
CONSTRUCTION
New TSA Recheck opens to connecting international passengers at Bush Airport
The new TSA Recheck is located in a new International Central Processor inside of the Mickey Leland International Terminal which is being constructed under the $1.458 billion IAH Terminal Redevelopment Program (ITRP). READ MORE
NOW OPEN
Houston Supply Co. opens at Bush Airport
Strategically located between Terminals C and D, Houston Supply Co. is packed with everything a traveler might need—from cold drinks and snacks to phone chargers and souvenirs. READ MORE
AIR SERVICE
Summer's end invites you to ‘fall’ in love with unconventional destinations from Houston
As the summer season gradually retreats, thoughts turn to cooler climates and shorter lines. For the intrepid traveler, a world of opportunity awaits. READ MORE
AIRPORT AMENITIES
Lost and Found: The quest to reunite passengers with their lost treasures
In the whirlwind of modern air travel, it’s easy for items to slip through the cracks. From forgotten phones to misplaced passports, Houston Airports Lost and Found at Bush and Hobby airports handle a staggering array of lost belongings.
“We see it all,” said Daniel Mendez, a Customer Service Representative at Hobby Airport Lost and Found. “From cellphones and jewelry to the truly bizarre, like 50-inch TVs.” READ MORE
VIDEO EXTRA
Go inside Hobby Airport's Lost and Found to see how Houston Airports employees reunite passengers with their belongings.
‘A guardian angel’ | Chance encounter at airport restores woman’s faith in humanity
Passenger Tanna Swanson felt completely lost and confused during a recent visit to Bush Airport. Then she met Mark Batson, a veteran airport employee who met her with compassion. READ MORE
How a lost ‘Rhino’ brought joy to Bush Airport
In the grand scheme of lost and found items, a small, purple corduroy rhinoceros backpack might seem insignificant. But for four-year-old Orly, the “well-loved” bag brings a world of comfort and security. So when ‘Rhino the Dino’ vanished into the bustling ecosystem of Bush Airport a little girl’s heart was broken. READ MORE
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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
New recruit joins ‘pawsome’ Houston Airports team
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 volunteer Pet Therapy program. READ MORE
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COMMUNITY
Young women explore aviation careers in Houston
A group of young women, fresh off their summer camp counseling duties, recently embarked on a journey that would broaden their horizons and ignite their passions.
The group visited Houston Airports to explore potential career paths and gain insights into the complex operations of a major aviation hub and one of the nation's busiest airport systems. READ MORE
