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William P. Hobby Airport

William P. Hobby Airport

International airport in Houston, TexasWikipedia

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Oct 4, 2026

MikeHOST
33:56
I wasn't even home.
IanHOST
34:02
So Courtney Melvin was an air traffic controller at Hobby Airport, which is the older, smaller airport in Houston.
IanHOST
34:10
On Halloween, he left for work at 1.30 in the afternoon.
IanHOST
34:13
His wife Carolyn and their kids handed out candy until they ran out at 6.45, and after that, they didn't answer the door.
Skip RichterHOST
40:43
In your area where you're living, the frost typically doesn't come very early.
Skip RichterHOST
40:50
The first freeze on average at Bush Intercontinental and Hobby is, is the end of November and about the middle of December, respectively, typically.
Skip RichterHOST
41:03
But you never know, could come earlier, could come later.
Skip RichterHOST
41:07
But I would leave those a little bit later if you've got fruit on them.
Austin GarrettHOST
2:42
And I believe maybe my son, I'm not 100% on that.
Austin GarrettHOST
2:45
We had just flown into Houston Hobby and my father-in-law was picking us up and taking us to Stark's and he was tired or there was some reason.
Austin GarrettHOST
2:52
I ended up driving his truck.
Austin GarrettHOST
2:55
Well, you're stuck between these barricades.
Johnny GreenHOST
63:13
Oh, boom.
Johnny GreenHOST
63:14
Our boys at Fly Too High recently released an updated Houston Hobby.
Johnny GreenHOST
63:20
Yes, man.
Johnny GreenHOST
63:21
So if you guys trying to run some Southwest Ops, definitely check them out.
Russ CohenHOST
34:27
They have a couple of different sites that they're looking at.
Russ CohenHOST
34:30
One of them is near Hobby Airport, which I flew in and out of a few times.
Russ CohenHOST
34:34
And there's this old Northwest Mall there that is getting demolished as we speak.
Russ CohenHOST
34:39
So that's one area where it's possible.
BrewHOST
16:40
Within an hour, they had a complete record of the homeowner.
BrewHOST
16:43
Courtney Melvin, identifying him as an air traffic controller at the William P. Hobby Airport.
BrewHOST
16:49
He was married with a daughter.
BrewHOST
16:50
This was their one and only suspect.
SeanHOST
4:04
It's obnoxiously big.
SeanHOST
4:06
It made me appreciate Hobby Airport here in Houston so much.
SeanHOST
4:10
Like this small, really just straightforward to the point airport.
SeanHOST
4:13
I was like, yeah, it's way better.
CherylGUEST
15:10
right?
Ryan ParkerHOST
15:12
So of the two airports, IAH or Hobby, which one do you feel is the easiest to navigate? um as far as landing getting luggage and getting to some sort of mode of transportation to get to the terminals
JeremyGUEST
15:31
it depends on which kind of plane you're taking if you are taking a regional plane you're probably going to end up at hobby uh in other words if you're flying from nearby states or places that these um the gulf states the gulf states okay so If you're flying in from overseas or, you know, from out of the country, chances are you're going to land at Bush.
JeremyGUEST
15:54
If you if you fly southwest or even a couple of other little airlines, you're more than likely going to end up at Hobie.
JeremyGUEST
16:21
yeah.
Ryan ParkerHOST
16:22
But I was looking for Southwest, and you're right.
Ryan ParkerHOST
16:25
I did notice that that was going through Hobby, but Southwest wasn't an option through NCL for whatever reason.
Ryan ParkerHOST
16:33
Because it's a
MattHOST
8:02
I mean, there's it's possible it's been done in the past, but I wouldn't go as far as to say, oh, absolutely they will.
MattHOST
8:09
I mean, at the end of the day, you know, between the two Houston airports, Houston Hobby and George Bush International, you have a lot of different options there.
MattHOST
8:16
I mean, Houston, especially George Bush, is a pretty giant airport.
MattHOST
8:20
I mean, it's dominated by United Airlines.
Joy Horak BrownGUEST
24:07
But that was our first one, and it's something the city of Houston asked us to take a look at.
Joy Horak BrownGUEST
24:14
There was a building on I-45 on the freeway, and that's the conduit from downtown Houston to Hobby Airport, among other locations.
Joy Horak BrownGUEST
24:26
And it was called the Hutex Inn, and it was a certified public nuisance property with an armed response every other day.
Joy Horak BrownGUEST
24:34
And when you said the words Hutex Inn to anyone in Houston, they would audibly groan.

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