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IAH
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George Bush Intercontinental Airport
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Facts on IAH
Did you know
IAH's code comes from the airport's original name style, 'Intercontinental Airport of Houston.' It opened in June 1969 as Houston Intercontinental Airport and wasn't renamed for President George H.W. Bush until May 1997 — but the code IAH never changed.
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IAH's longest runway, 15L/33R, stretches 12,001 feet (3,658 m); a 2002 project extended another runway from 6,308 feet to 10,000 feet as part of the airport's continued expansion.
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IAH's terminals hold more than 130 works of art scattered throughout the concourses, enough that the airport has been jokingly described as 'the world's most inefficient art gallery.'