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Houston metro population 2,304,580. Flights arranged on certificated carriers, planned around Houston's own airports, curfews and season.

Houston is energy charter. Deal teams, rig crews, and executives move constantly between here, the Permian Basin, the Gulf, and West Africa, and most of them move through Hobby Airport's FBO row or Sugar Land Regional.
The city counts 2.3 million residents, fourth largest in the United States, and the sector's weight is concrete: ExxonMobil's Spring campus north of town houses about 10,000 employees, with Chevron, Shell, and hundreds of independents filling the Energy Corridor. Private jet charter here follows oil calendars, with OTC each May bringing tens of thousands of visitors and CERAWeek loading the March schedule. The operating caveats are humidity and hurricanes: dew points sit oppressive from June to September, afternoon storms build fast off the Gulf, and from June 1 to November 30 every itinerary we build includes an evacuation-window clause. Ellington and Conroe serve as spill-over fields when Hobby's ramp fills.
Our Houston flying tracks the energy calendar, OTC in May and CERAWeek in March, and every hurricane-season itinerary carries an evacuation-window clause off the Gulf. With 2,304,580 residents in the city alone, Houston generates private jet charter demand every day of the year, so aircraft availability and repositioning options run deeper here than in almost any other market.
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The city counts 2.3 million residents, fourth largest in the United States, and the sector's weight is concrete: ExxonMobil's Spring campus north of town houses about 10,000 employees, with Chevron, Shell, and hundreds of independents filling the Energy Corridor. Private jet charter here follows oil calendars, with OTC each May bringing tens of thousands of visitors and CERAWeek loading the March schedule. The operating caveats are humidity and hurricanes: dew points sit oppressive from June to September, afternoon storms build fast off the Gulf, and from June 1 to November 30 every itinerary we build includes an evacuation-window clause. Ellington and Conroe serve as spill-over fields when Hobby's ramp fills.
Our Houston flying tracks the energy calendar, OTC in May and CERAWeek in March, and every hurricane-season itinerary carries an evacuation-window clause off the Gulf.
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