Hobby Airport: Houston's Not-So-Humble Humblebrag
Houston Hobby Airport. You know, that little airport in Houston that’s always having a meltdown? It's like the airport equivalent of a toddler throwing a tantrum in the middle of Walmart. One minute it's open, the next it’s throwing a hissy fit and shutting down. We get it, Hobby, you're having a bad hair day.
Runway Repairs: The Airport's Latest Excuse
So, what's the latest drama? Runway repairs. Yeah, right. That's like saying your car broke down because a squirrel decided to build a nest in the engine. We're not buying it, Hobby. We think the runway is just tired of dealing with all the drama and decided to take a sick day.
Delays, Delays, and More Delays
If you're planning a trip through Hobby, prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions. One moment you're sipping on a overpriced airport coffee, dreaming of your vacation, and the next, you're staring at a departure board that looks like a Jackson Pollock painting. It's enough to make you want to book a cruise instead.
Hobby Airport: A Love-Hate Relationship
We love to hate you, Hobby. You're like that one friend who's always causing trouble but we can't help but be drawn to their chaotic energy. But seriously, get your act together. We're tired of being your emotional baggage.
How to Survive Hobby Airport
How to stay sane while waiting for your Hobby flight? Here are a few tips:
- How to manage your expectations: Expect delays. Expect cancellations. Expect to be stuck in a terminal with questionable Wi-Fi.
- How to find entertainment: Download your favorite shows, bring a good book, or learn a new language. Anything to distract yourself from the chaos.
- How to pack snacks: Airport food is overpriced and often underwhelming. Pack your own snacks to save money and avoid hanger-induced meltdowns.
- How to stay calm: Deep breaths. Meditation. Counting to ten. Whatever it takes.
- How to find alternative airports: If possible, consider flying into Bush Intercontinental Airport instead. It might be further, but at least you'll have a better chance of getting where you're going on time.