United Airlines and OTG have issued a Request for Proposals that blends retail and dining concessions opportunities at the new Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport Terminal B North.

A United Club at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport will close Wednesday as the airline plans to start construction in the lounge created exclusively for United Airlines members.

United Airlines will temporarily close its United Club located in Terminal B of IAH on January 15, according to The Points Guy. The club's Terminal B location will be closed due to renovation that ...

The airline's United Club lounge closed on Wednesday ... near gates C33 and C1 in IAH. Lounges in Terminals A and E are also available. Travelers flying out of Terminal B are encouraged to ...

Check-in, TSA security, and baggage claim for Terminal B flights will be redirected to Terminal C, but the gates will continue to operate.

During the Terminal B location’s closure, travelers can visit the nearby United Club in Terminal C, near gates C33 and C1 in IAH, Jackson said. There are also lounges in Terminals A and E ...

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United's Terminal B Transformation at IAH will add 22 new gates ... will also include a new United Club location, joining the eight new clubs the airline has introduced within the past two ...

The airport is one of the largest in South Texas, covering an area of over 2,500 acres with ample room nearby that is ...

This construction project is one of several that were planned at IAH. The United Club also closed this week to construct a larger lounge for United Airlines members. Octavia Johnson is a general ...

The terminal will also be home to the largest United Club in the world and 22 new gates. RELATED: Houston Airport System to ... B lobby closure. United Airlines, which is funding the $2.5 billion ...