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IAH-Airport Directory-Printable-Updated 7-5-17 Airport Directory George Bush Intercontinental Airport Inter-Terminal Trains Gates D1-D12 Skyway Station International Departures - Elevated Train (secured concourse access only) Subway Station - Underground Train (pre-security terminal Parking access only) Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Brown Purple International Blue Arrivals Marriott Hotel Gates A1-A30 Gates B1-B88 Gates C1-C45 Gates E1-E24 Terminal Terminal Terminal Terminal Terminal Airlines Lounges Airlines Lounges Airlines Lounges Airlines Lounges Airlines Lounges Air Canada American Airlines United United Club United United Club Aeromexico Air France Lounge United United Club Alaska Airlines Admirals Club Air China British Airways Lounge American United Club Amenities & Services Amenities & Services Air France KLM Crown Lounge Amenities & Services Delta ATM Rapid Charger Machines ATM Rapid Charger Machines Air New Zealand The Centurion® Lounge ATM Rapid Charger Machines Frontier Baggage Carts Service Animal Relief Baggage Carts Shoe Shine All Nippon Airways (ANA) by American Express Baggage Carts Shoe Shine Spirit Currency Exchange Area Chapel Telephones Avianca USO Currency Exchange Tax Rebates United Elec. 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