HOUSTON – After 16 years, Southwest Airlines has resumed operations at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, IAH, expanding its airport in Houston to provide more space for business and travelers throughout the region. “Welcome home to Bush Airport,” said Houston Airport Chief Mario Diaz. “Regardless of where you live or plan to travel in Houston, you can have access to successful customer service with Southwest Airlines and two Houston international airports.” Southwest Airlines has a history at Bush Airport. The airport served as one of the three southwest airports operating on the first day of its operation, June 18, 1971. The driver soon arrived at Hobby Airport shortly thereafter, although it operated from two airports between 1980 and 2005. Southwest South is still headquartered in Houston City, offering approximately 4,000 jobs. “With Houston’s expansion in the Southwest, we hope to bring more options for local travelers,” said Southwest Business Manager Dave Harvey. “Whether traveling for vacation or business, West Coast customers can now fly from the best Houston airport for them and experience the transformation experience in a global visit that makes Southwest a part of of Houston for 50 years. ” On Monday, April 12, Southwest Airlines and Bush Airport arrived via Dallas Love Field and they had a water festival celebrating its departure as it headed into the valley at Terminal A. The flight will operates 15 departures daily from Bush A and