IAH Airport Car Service

How IAH Pickup Works

George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) operates five terminals (A through E) connected by an automated people-mover and shuttle system, with international arrivals concentrated in Terminal D/E. Dispatch monitors your arriving flight on live airline data — not a static schedule — and re-stages the chauffeur automatically for early arrivals and delays. Your chauffeur texts the vehicle, license plate, and exact pickup point before you land and again when on-site. Procedures vary by airport and terminal.

• Curbside pickup at the Ground Transportation curb, or meet-and-greet at the authorized meeting location
• Real-time flight tracking on every IAH arrival — automatic delay and early-arrival adjustment
• 30-minute (domestic) / 60-minute (international) complimentary wait time, from actual landing
• Chauffeur texts vehicle, license plate, and pickup point before you land and again on-site
• Door-to-door sedan, SUV, and Sprinter service with full luggage assistance
• 24/7 dispatch, including holidays — red-eye and early-morning IAH departures covered

IAH Destination Transfers

IAH sits about 23 miles north of downtown Houston, and the drive time to your destination depends heavily on I-45, Beltway 8, and Loop 610 traffic. Your chauffeur routes in real time and uses the Hardy Toll Road or beltway alternates when the interstates back up. Transfers are quoted on request for your exact route and vehicle class and confirmed before you book — no surge pricing, no meter.

• IAH → Downtown Houston — the George R. Brown Convention Center, business core, and downtown hotels
• IAH → Uptown / Galleria — upscale hotels, corporate offices, and the Galleria district
• IAH → Energy Corridor — oil and gas corporate offices along I-10 west
• IAH → The Woodlands — corporate campuses and residential pickups north of Houston
• IAH → Texas Medical Center — hospital and research-campus arrivals
• IAH → any Houston address — door-to-lobby service with luggage handled

IAH vs Hobby (HOU) — Choosing Your Houston Airport

Houston is served by two commercial airports, and the right one depends on your airline and destination. George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) is Houston's primary international gateway, about 23 miles north of downtown, and the natural arrival field for The Woodlands, north Houston, and most long-haul and international flights. William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) sits about 7 miles southeast of downtown and is the closer-in gateway for Downtown, the Texas Medical Center, the Museum District, and the southeast side. Tell dispatch your flight and destination and we coordinate the pickup at whichever field you arrive into — the same chauffeur, the same flight tracking, and the same fixed-quote pricing at either airport.

• IAH — primary international gateway, about 23 miles north of downtown; convenient to The Woodlands and north Houston
• HOU — closer-in commercial airport, about 7 miles southeast of downtown; convenient to Downtown, the Medical Center, and the southeast side
• Same real-time flight tracking, complimentary wait time, and fixed-quote pricing at either airport
• Tell dispatch your flight and destination and we coordinate the right field
• Private aviation arrivals use IAH, HOU, Sugar Land (SGR), David Wayne Hooks (DWH), or Houston Executive (TME) — see our Private Aviation page
• Onward transfers to any Houston address from either field

IAH Fleet & Pricing

Size the vehicle to your party and your luggage. Hourly hire starts at $95/hour for a Sedan and $125/hour for an Executive Sedan or Executive SUV, with a typical 3-hour minimum on hourly bookings. IAH transfers are quoted on request and confirmed before you book. Sprinter vans, minibuses, and motorcoaches handle groups and are quoted on request.

• Sedans & executive sedans — up to 3 passengers, 3 bags
• Luxury SUVs & executive SUVs — up to 6 passengers, 6 bags
• Sprinter vans — up to 11 passengers, 11 bags
• Jet Sprinter mobile office — up to 9 executives, 9 bags
• Minibuses (up to 24) and motorcoaches (up to 55) for group airport arrivals
• Fixed, all-inclusive quotes confirmed before booking — no surge pricing

Houston Fleet & Pricing

• Sedan — up to 3 passengers. From $95/hour. Refined black sedan for solo and couple point-to-point travel.
• Executive Sedan — up to 3 passengers. From $125/hour. Late-model black luxury sedan for discreet executive and airport travel.
• SUV — up to 6 passengers. From $95/hour. Spacious luxury SUV for groups, luggage, and family airport transfers.
• Executive SUV — up to 6 passengers. From $125/hour. First-class black SUV with premium seating and all-weather capability.
• Sprinter Van — up to 11 passengers. From $125/hour. Executive Sprinter for small groups, corporate teams, and gear.
• Sprinter Executive — up to 13 passengers. From $185/hour. Executive Sprinter with business lounge seating for teams and VIP groups.
• Jet Sprinter Mobile Office — up to 9 passengers. From $250/hour. Private mobile office for executive roadshows and meetings.
• Minibus — up to 24 passengers. From $250/hour. Minibus for medium groups, wedding parties, and convention shuttles.
• Motorcoach — up to 55 passengers. From $375/hour. Motorcoach for large groups, conferences, and convention shuttles.

Where We Operate in Houston

• Downtown Houston
• Uptown / Galleria
• Energy Corridor
• Midtown
• River Oaks
• West Houston
• Memorial
• Bellaire
• West University Place
• The Heights
• Washington Avenue
• Montrose
• Upper Kirby
• Greenway Plaza
• Medical Center / Texas Medical Center
• Museum District
• East End
• George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) area
• Hobby Airport (HOU) area
• The Woodlands
• Spring
• Cypress
• Katy
• Sugar Land
• Missouri City
• Pearland
• Clear Lake / NASA
• Bay Area
• Galveston Island

Frequently Asked Questions

Does YAZ Limousine provide car service at George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)?

Yes. We provide chauffeured IAH airport transfers with real-time flight tracking, curbside or meet-and-greet pickup, complimentary 30-minute (domestic) / 60-minute (international) wait time, and 24/7 dispatch. IAH is coordinated through YAZ's Nashville dispatch with local affiliate operators using YAZ's centralized reservation, dispatch and trip-management process (the YAZ Trip Management Standard).

Where does my chauffeur meet me at IAH?

You choose at booking. For curbside pickup, your chauffeur meets you at the Ground Transportation curb outside arrivals. For meet-and-greet, your chauffeur waits at the authorized meeting location, collects your bags, and escorts you to the vehicle. Procedures vary by airport and terminal. Either way, you receive a text with the chauffeur name, vehicle, and license plate before you land.

How far is IAH from downtown Houston?

IAH sits about 23 miles north of downtown Houston, and the drive time depends on I-45, Beltway 8, and Loop 610 traffic. Your chauffeur routes in real time and uses the Hardy Toll Road or beltway alternates when the interstates back up. IAH transfers are quoted on request and confirmed before you book — no surge pricing.

What happens if my flight into IAH is delayed?

Nothing changes on your end, and there is no extra charge. Dispatch monitors every arriving IAH flight in real time using live airline flight-status data and re-stages your chauffeur to match your new landing time. Early arrivals are covered the same way. Complimentary wait time is 30 minutes for domestic arrivals and 60 minutes for international arrivals, from the actual landing time.

Can you handle group airport arrivals at IAH?

Yes. Sprinter vans seat up to 11 with luggage (11 bags), Sprinter Executive vans seat up to 13 with luggage, minibuses up to 24, and motorcoaches up to 55. Group arrivals, convention shuttle loops, and corporate team transportation are coordinated by one dispatch team with consolidated billing available on corporate accounts.

Is IAH airport service available 24/7?

Yes. Our dispatch is available 24/7, including holidays — covering red-eye arrivals, early-morning departures, and re-routed flights. Confirm specific staging and availability details with our dispatch team when you book.