George Bush (IAH) Airport Limo Service

Stretch Limo Service to and from George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) Airport

Flights into Houston rarely keep a tidy schedule, and the curb outside Terminal C at IAH is one of the busiest in the state. Union Limousine takes that uncertainty off your plate with a Texas airport limo service that tracks your inbound flight, positions a licensed chauffeur at the correct baggage claim, and moves you out of the terminal within minutes of landing. From a Monday morning commute to the Energy Corridor to a late night arrival bound for The Woodlands or Sugar Land, every George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) Airport limo service we run is dispatched with the same attention to timing, cleanliness, and professional conduct.

Chauffeured Transfers Timed to Your IAH Flight

Our dispatch team watches the live arrival board for every booking. If a United flight from Denver lands forty minutes early or a Lufthansa arrival from Frankfurt is held at customs, your chauffeur adjusts without a phone call from you. The vehicle is cleaned before each trip, the driver carries a name sign on request, and the fare you approved at booking is the fare you pay. That consistency is why frequent flyers across Harris, Montgomery, and Fort Bend counties keep our number saved.

Arrivals at George Bush Intercontinental

For domestic arrivals we meet you at the baggage carousel for your terminal. International passengers clearing Terminal D or the new International Central Processor are met in the public arrivals hall once customs is complete. Luggage assistance, a bottle of water, and climate control set before you reach the car are all standard. Ask about our IAH airport car service if you prefer a curbside pickup with text alerts in place of a terminal greeting.

Departures to IAH from Anywhere in Texas

Departure pickups are scheduled with real traffic data for Interstate 45, the Hardy Toll Road, Beltway 8, and Highway 59. We build in time for security lines at peak hours and drop you at the terminal door that matches your airline. Long distance runs from Austin, College Station, Beaumont, Galveston, and Victoria to IAH are quoted as flat rates, so a 150 mile ride costs exactly what you were told before the car arrived.

Who Rides With Us to and From IAH?

• Oil, gas, and engineering executives commuting between IAH and offices along Katy Freeway and in downtown Houston
• Medical travelers and families heading to the Texas Medical Center who need a calm, private ride after a long flight
• Cruise passengers connecting IAH to the Port of Galveston for Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Princess sailings
• Wedding guests and bridal parties flying in for ceremonies in The Woodlands, Cypress, Kingwood, and Pearland
• Conference delegates arriving for events at the George R. Brown Convention Center and NRG Park
• University groups and athletic teams moving between IAH and Rice University, University of Houston, and Texas A&M
• Concert and sports fans traveling to Minute Maid Park, Toyota Center, and Shell Energy Stadium

Our IAH Airport Limo Fleet

Every vehicle in the Union Limousine fleet is commercially insured, inspected on a fixed maintenance cycle, and driven by a chauffeur who has completed background screening and airport access training. Choose the size that fits your party and luggage.

Sedans (Up to 3 Passengers)

Executive sedans suit solo business travelers, couples, and anyone carrying two checked bags plus carry ons. Ideal for airport to hotel transfers, downtown meetings, and quiet rides home after a red eye.

SUVs (Up to 6 Passengers)

Full size SUVs give families and small teams generous cargo space for golf bags, strollers, and sample cases. A popular choice for Galveston cruise transfers and ranch visits outside the city.

Stretch Limousines (Up to 20 Passengers)

Stretch limousines turn an airport pickup into an occasion. Wedding parties, anniversary celebrations, and VIP client arrivals enjoy leather seating, mood lighting, and privacy partitions on the way in from IAH.

Sprinter Vans (Up to 14 Passengers)

Mercedes style Sprinter vans carry mid sized corporate groups and extended families with room to stand, work, and stow luggage. Executive and shuttle configurations are available for site visits and multi day conferences.

Party Buses (Up to 30 Passengers)

Party buses pair airport collection with onboard sound systems, LED lighting, and wraparound seating. Bachelor and bachelorette groups, birthday celebrations, and tailgate crowds book these for arrivals that start the fun at the terminal.

Mini Charter Buses (Up to 35 Passengers)

Mini charter buses handle school trips, church groups, and company offsites with forward facing seats, overhead storage, and undercarriage luggage bays. Comfortable for the run from IAH to Lake Conroe, Brenham, or Huntsville.

Full Size Charter Buses (Up to 56 Passengers)

Full size motorcoaches move conventions, tour groups, and sports delegations between IAH and venues across Texas. Restrooms, reclining seats, Wi Fi, and power outlets keep large groups comfortable on longer legs to Austin, San Antonio, or Dallas.

George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) Airport Information

A Brief History and Why IAH Matters

George Bush Intercontinental Airport opened in June 1969 as Houston Intercontinental and was renamed in 1997 to honor the 41st president. It sits about 23 miles north of downtown Houston on roughly 10,000 acres between Interstate 45 and Highway 59. IAH is the largest hub for United Airlines, a gateway for Latin America and Europe, and the busiest airport in Texas by international traffic. Details on terminals, flight status, and services are published by Houston Airports, the city department that operates IAH alongside William P. Hobby and Ellington.

Airport Details

• Airport name: George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• IATA code: IAH
• Address: 2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032, United States
• Phone: +1 281 230 3100
• Official website: https://www.fly2houston.com/iah/

Airlines Operating From IAH

United Airlines runs the dominant operation with hundreds of daily departures, while American, Delta, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, and Spirit cover competing domestic routes. International carriers include Air Canada, Air France, British Airways, Emirates, KLM, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Aeromexico, Avianca, and Volaris, giving Houston nonstop reach to six continents.

Major Domestic Destinations

The busiest domestic routes from IAH connect to Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago O'Hare, Denver, Los Angeles, New York (Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia), San Francisco, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Orlando, Washington Dulles, Seattle, and Boston. Regional United Express flights link smaller Texas and Gulf Coast cities such as Corpus Christi, McAllen, Lubbock, and Midland.

Terminal Layout at IAH

IAH has five passenger terminals labeled A through E, arranged in a line and linked by the Skyway train above security and the Subway train below it. Terminal A handles most non United domestic carriers, Terminal B and Terminal C are United's main domestic concourses, Terminal D serves foreign flag international airlines, and Terminal E is home to United's international and long haul flights. The International Central Processor now consolidates check in and customs for Terminal D and E passengers under one roof.

Moving Between Terminals

Connecting passengers can stay airside on the Skyway, which stops at every terminal in a loop. Travelers who need to exit and re enter, or who are meeting a chauffeur at a different terminal, use the Subway on the lower level, which runs 24 hours a day.

Quick Terminal Reference

• Terminal A: American, Delta, Southwest, Alaska, Frontier, Spirit, JetBlue
• Terminal B: United Express regional flights
• Terminal C: United domestic mainline flights
• Terminal D: International airlines other than United
• Terminal E: United international and premium transcontinental flights

Passenger Traffic

IAH handled about 48 million passengers in 2025, placing it among the fifteen busiest airports in the United States. Houston Airports as a system, which also includes Hobby, moved over 60 million travelers in 2023 and continues to add international routes each season. Peak periods include Monday and Friday business banks, the week before Thanksgiving, spring break, and the summer cruise season for Galveston departures.

Parking Overview

IAH offers over 27,000 parking spaces across the Terminal A/B garage, the Terminal C/D/E garage, valet at every terminal entrance, and two economy ecopark lots on John F. Kennedy Boulevard and Will Clayton Parkway. Since October 2025 the airport has required an online reservation for all official garages and ecopark lots, made at least 12 hours ahead, and availability during holidays is never guaranteed. Shuttles from the ecopark lots run around the clock, though wait times stretch during busy periods.

Pick Up and Drop Off Guidance

Departures use the upper level roadway at each terminal, with Terminal A on the west end and Terminal E on the east. Arrivals pick up on the lower level curb, where commercial vehicles have designated zones separated from private cars and rideshare. Chauffeured vehicles stage in the commercial limo lane and move to the curb once your bags are collected, so your driver will text you the exact door number and vehicle description before you exit the building.

Ground Transportation Options

Public transit from IAH is limited to the 102 Bush IAH Express bus operated by METRO, which runs between Terminal C and downtown Houston in roughly 50 minutes. Metered taxis queue at every terminal, rideshare drivers collect passengers in dedicated lots, and hotel courtesy shuttles circle the upper level. Rental car customers ride a shuttle to the consolidated facility on the airport's south side. A prearranged chauffeur removes the queue entirely and is the only option with a guaranteed vehicle size for groups above four.

Tips for Arriving Passengers

• Turn on your phone before deplaning so your chauffeur's text with the meeting point arrives while you walk to baggage claim
• Allow 45 to 90 minutes for customs and immigration on international arrivals, especially during afternoon European banks
• Note your terminal letter when you exit the jet bridge, since the arrivals curbs are not within walking distance of each other
• Pack a light layer, because terminal air conditioning in Houston runs cold even in August
• Keep toll road receipts if you drive yourself; the Hardy Toll Road is the fastest route downtown but charges at every plaza

Why a Prebooked Chauffeur Wins Over Taxis and Rideshare?

Taxi lines at IAH can exceed 30 minutes after a bank of evening arrivals, and rideshare surge pricing often doubles the fare into the city during storms or holiday weekends. A prebooked chauffeur is already positioned when you land, the price is locked, the vehicle is matched to your luggage count, and the driver knows the fastest route when the Hardy is clear and the best detour when Interstate 45 is backed up at the Beltway. For travelers heading to Galveston, pairing your airport ride with our Galveston cruise terminal car service means one reservation covers both legs of the trip.

Serving Houston, Harris County, and the Texas Gulf Coast

Our coverage radiates from IAH across the fourth largest city in the country. We run daily trips to downtown offices, the Galleria, Memorial, River Oaks, and the Museum District, plus suburban routes to Katy, Spring, Humble, Conroe, Baytown, and League City. Visitors planning time in the city can review events, permits, and street closures through the City of Houston portal, and groups looking for attractions between flights often use Visit Houston to map out Space Center Houston, the Houston Zoo, and the Kemah Boardwalk. Residents who need a ride that starts in the city itself can reserve our Houston car service for the same fleet and the same chauffeurs.

Related Texas Airports We Serve

Houston Hobby (HOU) sits 12 miles southeast of downtown and handles Southwest's hub operation, so we frequently shuttle passengers between IAH and HOU for split itineraries. We also cover Dallas Fort Worth (DFW), Dallas Love Field (DAL), Austin Bergstrom (AUS), San Antonio (SAT), and Ellington Airport (EFD) for private and military charter arrivals. Any of these can be combined with limo service in Texas for weddings, corporate roadshows, and statewide tours.

Why Travelers Choose Us at IAH?

• Live flight monitoring on every airport booking with no charge for airline delays
• Licensed, insured, and background checked chauffeurs with IAH access credentials
• Flat rate quotes that include tolls, fuel, and airport fees, confirmed in writing
• Seven vehicle classes from sedans to 56 passenger motorcoaches under one account
• Meet and greet inside the terminal or curbside pickup, your choice at booking
• Reservations managed 24 hours a day by a human dispatcher in the United States

Reserve Your IAH Airport Limo Today

Booking takes about two minutes. Send us your flight number, arrival or departure time, passenger count, and destination address, and we return a firm quote with vehicle details. Union Limousine has served airport travelers since 1997 and treats every IAH transfer, from a single executive sedan to a convention fleet, as a reservation worth getting exactly right. Call, text, or book online, and if your plans change, we reschedule without penalty up to the cutoff stated on your confirmation. Explore our full limousine service menu for hourly charters, wedding packages, and corporate accounts that extend well beyond the airport curb.