Houston’s aviation ecosystem is a critical component of the city’s economic vitality and global connectivity. With its robust infrastructure, the Houston region supports a wide range of aviation activities - all beginning with the Houston Airport System (HAS). HAS serves over 60 million passengers per year and has direct flights to 193 destinations globally from two international airports.  

Whether expanding or relocating your MRO or FBO network, aircraft manufacturing/assembly facility, airline operations, advanced air mobility operation, or relocating your corporate flight department, the Houston Region has the airport infrastructure and knowledge base to support your future plans.   

The Houston region’s expansive aviation network extends far beyond its two major international airports, with a variety of airports strategically positioned to meet the needs of diverse operations.  

As a region, Houston embraces the rapidly evolving Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector, recognizing its transformative potential. AAM is crucial for improving connectivity, reducing congestion, and enhancing safety. By integrating innovative solutions such as air taxis and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, Houston is paving the way for more efficient transportation options. This growing ecosystem includes not just commercial travel but also cargo delivery and public services, positioning Houston as a key player in this emerging technology. 

"Houston is at the forefront of aviation and aerospace innovation, so it’s only fitting that Houston Airports take the first steps to explore the next generation of air transportation,” said Jim Szczesniak, Director of Aviation for Houston Airport System.