The Gateway to Houston: Mickey Leland International Terminal Baggage Inspection Station

The Mickey Leland International Terminal Complex (MLITC) is a pivotal component of the IAH Terminal Redevelopment Program (ITRP) at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), designed to transform the international travel experience. As part of this ambitious initiative, RDLR Architects is working with design architect Fentress Architects to provide production/AOR for the new Mickey Leland International Terminal Foreign Flag Checked Baggage Inspection Station Building - Core and Shell.

This state-of-the-art facility, spanning approximately 56,000 square feet, is strategically located within Terminal D. It is specifically engineered to address the growing demands of handling international baggage at the Mickey Leland International Terminal, thereby enhancing the overall passenger experience.

The innovative design of this facility promises to deliver a seamless, efficient, and user-friendly experience for travelers arriving in the United States and the vibrant city of Houston, the nation's fourth-largest and culturally diverse metropolis. Passengers will also benefit from a redesigned roadway system, simplifying navigation to and from the International Central Processor (ICP), thus ensuring a memorable and hassle-free welcome to the country.

The Mickey Leland International Terminal Complex - Foreign Flag Checked Baggage Inspection Station Building is an essential component of the ITRP, symbolizing the commitment to offering world-class services and facilities to international passengers passing through George Bush Intercontinental Airport.