Lauded as one of the most successful events in Super Bowl history, Houston Airports smoothly handled hundreds of thousands of fans in town for Super Bowl LI.

United Airlines, Houston's leading carrier, recently previewed its new Terminal C North at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, in partnership with the Houston Airport System and the airport hospitality group OTG.

Houston Airport System officials are testing a new pilot program to enhance restroom efficiency at the airports. The pilot program, Smart Restroom, is now being tested at George Bush Intercontinental Airport at restrooms near D9 and A17 and at William P. Hobby near gate 29.

The Lone Star Flight Museum recently named four new members to its Texas Aviation Hall of Fame and gave a hard hat tour of its new $ 38 million 130,000 square-foot facility set to open Labor Day weekend.

Both George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport boast an abundance of low-cost food and beverage options for travelers in all terminals, making dining at the airport both practical and affordable.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™ is Houston’s premiere event—drawing in almost 2.5 million people in 2016 — and Houston Airports are taking part in the celebration.

Training focusing on how to recognize human trafficking took place at Houston Airports in the months leading up to Super Bowl LI when airports are busier than normal.

Providing excellent customer service is a top priority for the Houston Airport System. With that goal in mind, Houston Airports sent 30 employees to attend the Forbes Travel Guide Hospitality Service training.

Tony Bolar works for the City of Houston’s Learning and Development Center. Bolar is also one of the first friendly faces passengers see at Hobby Airport.

Thousands of  passengers in town for the 45th annual Chevron Houston Marathon and the 16th Aramco Houston Half Marathon were met with a Houston Friendly welcome at the airports.