Southwest Airlines starts operating IAH flights for the first time in 16 years

HOUSTON – Starting Monday, April 12, Southwest Airlines will begin flying passengers to George Bush Intercontinental Airport for the first time in 16 years. The flights are non-stop to five destinations.

Southwest Airlines will operate 15 daily flights to five destinations from Bush Airport Terminal A. The destinations include multiple non-stop flights to and from Chicago Midway Airport, Denver, Dallas Love Field Airport, Nashville and New Orleans, with single fares . as low as $ 29 dollars.

Southwest first served Houston via George Bush Intercontinental in 1971. Southwest served Bush Airport until 1972 and again between 1980 and 2005.

Trumaine Young, a Houston who flies frequently, said she was excited about the change.

“The bags … you don’t have to worry about luggage, the comfort. Every time I travel I want to travel in peace and Southwest is the best thing you can do, ”said Young.

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Fly between daily
Houston (Bush) and:
Daily first maintenance non-stop until: One way from:
Chicago (middle way) 2 flights each way $ 79
Dallas (Love Field) 6 flights each way $ 29
Denver 3 flights each way $ 79
Nashville 3 flights each way $ 69
New Orleans 4 flights each way $ 29

All actions at Hobby remain the same. IAH and Southwest Airlines will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday.

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