Archive for July, 2010

Last week, the Houston Airport system has celebrated the William P. Hobby Airport’s $250 million makeover with a ribbon cutting ceremony.

The airport has celebrated this ceremony on 16^th of July, 2010, with various new aspects to boost the customer’s experience and to enlarge both customer satisfaction and efficiency.

The new improvements customers can notice at the Hobby Airport includes more open traffic flow from the terminal entrance, new baggage claim area, increase in the space of ticketing body and gate improvements.

The Mayor of Houston, Annise Parker expressed that “William P. Hobby Airport plays a key part in the success of Houston on the whole. With the reformation of the area’s vital economic engines helps in creating good-pay construction jobs in the local economy and these improvements will also make a positive impression for the visitors and the business travelers visiting the city of Houston.”

Houston Airport’s system Aviation director Mario C. Diaz said that”this renovated assignment has a positive ripple effect. This new facility is enjoyed by many of the customers and as a result the number of passengers will increase. On observing this trend, the airlines have started of setting up of more air services and then the Houston’s economic engine is taken to an even higher gear.

Every year the Hobby Airport is serving over 8 million customers and is playing a significant role in the economic conditions of the Houston’s economy. In regard to the overall satisfaction of the customers, this major capital investment enables the Hobby Airport to uphold its present status as an industry leader.