• Massive New Facility: The three-level Terminal B North Concourse adds twenty-two mainline gates and modern infrastructure to George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
• Record-Breaking Lounge: The terminal houses the largest airline club in the Americas, spanning 54,000 square feet with seating for eight hundred visitors and an outdoor terrace.
• Local Art and Dining: Passengers can enjoy local Houston eateries and ten major art installations inspired by the city’s bayou landscape and cultural diversity.
• Enhanced Inclusivity: The design features a dedicated sensory room for travelers with neurodiversity needs alongside sustainable building practices targeting LEED Gold certification

United Airlines has officially previewed its brand-new Terminal B North Concourse at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), marking a major milestone as the centerpiece of a massive $2.6 billion infrastructure transformation. Spanning 765,000 square feet across three levels, the modern facility features twenty-two mainline gates equipped with jet bridges for every flight, designed to significantly enhance travel capacity and passenger convenience. The expansive concourse also introduces the largest airline club in the Americas, a 54,000-square-foot United Club accommodating eight hundred guests with an outdoor terrace and panoramic airfield views.

Travelers passing through the new terminal will experience a strong sense of place, highlighted by a $16.8 million public art program featuring ten major installations inspired by Houston’s vibrant culture and bayou ecosystems. Culinary options celebrate the region’s diverse food scene with local favorites like B&B Butchers, Rosie Cannonball, Blood Bros. BBQ, and Blue Bell Creameries. Furthermore, the facility prioritizes inclusivity and sustainability by incorporating a dedicated sensory room for travelers with autism, family-friendly amenities, and sustainable design elements targeting LEED Gold certification.