Hobby Airport, officially known as William P. Hobby Airport, is a public airport located in Houston, Texas. It serves as a secondary airport for the city, primarily handling domestic flights. The airport is named after William P. Hobby, a former governor of Texas, and is known for its convenient location about 7 miles from downtown Houston. Opened in 1927, Hobby Airport has undergone several expansions and renovations to accommodate increasing passenger traffic. It features a single terminal with multiple concourses, offering various amenities such as shops and restaurants. The airport is a hub for several airlines, providing easy access to numerous destinations across the United States.