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The performing arts program, Harmony in the Air, launched at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in 2015.

‘We have become our ancestor’s wildest dreams’ | Airport employees reflect on the legacy of Black trailblazers and recognize the work ahead for a more inclusive and equitable country.

Through a series of high-profile discussions, Houston Airports shared the innovative tools used to train more than 28,000 badged employees to identify human trafficking. Airports, cities and community groups nationwide are now working to follow suit.

News of the natural disasters hit home with airport workers. The combined two-week effort of giving culminated in a collection of vital supplies and a testament to #HoustonStrong, which now has a global reach. 

Industry Day highlights upcoming projects for the Houston Airport System and gives subcontractors an opportunity to meet with prime contractors and stakeholders.

Healthy Art Walking Tour now available at IAH  

Houston Airports is the only airport in the U.S. to currently offer an Artist in Residence (AIR) program. The interactive arts program encourages engagement between local artists and airport guests. 

Houston Airports supports City’s Climate Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and pursue carbon neutrality 

Inspired by Houston's rich history of human spaceflight, AstroAccess is reimagining accessible spaceflight design and redefining who can be an astronaut.

In 2015, airport volunteers distributed donations to Houstonians experiencing homelessness. Seven years later, the kind gesture has blossomed into an annual initiative: United, We Share the Warmth.

“Not only does art help to create a sense of place in our terminals,” said Mario Diaz, Director of Aviation for Houston Airports. “Art also provides an unexpected connection that has the power to influence each passenger long after they’re left our airports.” 

Houston Airports is monitoring weather forecasts and preparing facilities ahead of the Arctic front. Passengers are encouraged to monitor the status of their flights and arrive early during this week of winter holiday air travel. 

From beauty products to baby needs, Astros World Series gear and LEGO kits, the shops at Houston Airports can help the biggest procrastinators come out on top this holiday season. 

Miguel Ramirez, a U.S. Army veteran and Houston native reflects on the “emotional experience” of running the Marine Corps Marathon.

The promise of enormous benefits to passengers is helping to drive the transformative initiative forward.