Riding the Skyway Train - George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) - Houston, Texas, 4K

Riding the Skyway (train model: Bombardier Innovia APM 100) Automated People Mover Train at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston, Texas. This train comes every 3 minutes and stops at every terminal. The top speed is 30 MPH (48 KM/H).
For more information about IAH Skyway train, please visit their website: www.fly2houston.com/iah/inter...
TIME-POINTS:
00:00 Terminal D/E
01:26 Terminal C
02:42 Terminal B
03:55 Terminal A
05:18 Terminal B
06:34 Terminal C
07:34 Terminal D/E
INSIDE THE TRAIN:
Train door signs (04:36)
Train interior (02:53; 04:50)
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[@djrc5228]

Nice video, very helpful. Thank you for your time with it.

[@trinorxc7007]

This is what metro needs elevated tram or train

[@HOUExplorer]

Amen!

[@joezegers]

This train, unlike the much older Subway, does not serve the hotel

[@kashikhan5361]

Should also be extended to the rental car facility. The shuttle buses currently are too slow and jam packed most of the time.

[@HOUExplorer]

I 100% agree, I would be nice if Houston’s airports had a sky train that connects to car rentals or other transit services.

[@JJR93]

@@HOUExplorer And maybe someday METRORail, but probably not in any of our lifetimes.

[@robertmartin3490]

It's actually the Subway that can be expanded to the RCF. The Subway is landside, but this train is airside.

[@TIBKProductions]

The track and model is the same one Singapore uses for the Bukit Panjang LRT line.

[@wilson579]

3:13 5:38

[@willmill409]

Hello I am wondering if anyone can use this? I pick up people at the airport daily and have been using the underground subway but it's always so crowded

[@HOUExplorer]

Hello. Underground train is the only option to pick up people because it it outside the security checkpoint; anyone can use it. The above ground train (this video) is for people who changing terminals (inside the airport; passed through security checkpoint).

[@Travelingwithme7788]

Hello plz respond! I have another flight I have to catch in terminal D and I’m landing in terminal A. I have to pick up my baggage (it’s not a connecting flight meaning they won’t transfer my luggage) at Terminal A , can I still access the skyway after baggage claim to get to terminal D???

[@HOUExplorer]

The Skyway train is only if you’re inside the terminals (after passing through security). But, outside the terminal, there is a subway that connects to all terminals: www.fly2houston.com/iah/interterminal-transportation
Follow a sign that says “Subway”, so you transfer to your terminal.

[@Travelingwithme7788]

@@HOUExplorer THANK YOU!!

[@HOUExplorer]

No problem. Here is a UA-cam clip of IAH subway (going through all terminals) looks like: ua-cam.com/video/eovdTt1YLBU/v-deo.html

[@drivingsimulation23]

I never knew bush had trains

[@jtlovescodelyoko]

Yes, They have 2

[@connormorrison2091]

Can you do the skyrail train at Hobby Airport

[@HOUExplorer]

I wish Hobby had a Skytrain but they don’t have one :(

[@wilson579]

3:06

[@wilson579]

5:31

[@wolfgangbakariburst]

Why doesnt this connect with the city tho

[@HOUExplorer]

I wish it did...this could boost Houston tourism if an express train connects to Downtown & Uptown.

[@springstud]

@@HOUExplorer houston tx don't like metro trains i live in houston for over 40yrs wish they had one from the woodlands to downtown

[@wilson579]

3:09 5:34

[@wilson579]

3:13 5:38