Has anyone picked up an international traveler from IAH in the l
Has anyone picked up an international traveler from IAH in the l
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Has anyone picked up an international traveler from IAH in the last two weeks or so? Any tips as to where they will be popping out so I'm not sitting in the wrong place? Crossing my fingers!
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I would recommend just hanging out in the cell phone lot at the corner of Lee and Will Clayton until they text you to identify where they are.
Has anyone picked up an international traveler from IAH in the last two weeks or so? Any tips as to where they will be popping out so I'm not sitting in the wrong place? Crossing my fingers!
Terminal E pickup is very much like it used to be. Pull in under the large covering and pick up at the same curb you used to pick up at. I'm not sure how lenient they are regarding waiting at the curb.
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Spork mentioned above, you're much better off to wait in the cell phone lot and when the folks you're picking up are on their way out they call you and you pick up at the curb. As for Terminal D, I imagine it's the same way, as far as waiting in the cell lot then picking up at the curb. I can't say from first hand experience because we never use Terminal D.
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Our hack for my buddy who flew over from Europe a few weeks back was for him to catch the rental car shuttle and we picked him up from the rental car lot. Way less intense that dealing with the terminals and works pretty well as long as the traveler is cool with managing luggage and the shuttle.
I picked someone up 2 weeks ago from London, he texted me when the luggage started rolling in and that's when I left the house. Depending on time of day, traffic is iffy. They will not let you wait, so circling sux.
The rental car idea is pretty smart
The rental car idea is pretty smart
That's a great idea. Driving around the terminals is nerve wracking. Thankfully I don't have to do that anymore.
It is crowed but have the person text you what door they are coming out of they are numbered and wheelchairs come out of the last door. That is what I have been told.
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