
Houston to Havana Flight Tickets
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About Houston - Havana Flights
Find the best prices for flights between Houston (United States) and Havana (Cuba) on Tripuck. We compare prices from hundreds of airlines to offer you the best options.
Houston has 3 airports, while Havana has 1 airports. Compare flights between all airports to find the best deal.
Cheapest Months for Houston - Havana Flights
Best month to fly
December 2026 - 10.187 ₺
December 2026
10.187 ₺
2 stops
CheapestApril 2027
19.426 ₺
2 stops
| Ay | Flight Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| December 2026Cheapest | 2 stops | 10.187 ₺ |
| April 2027 | 2 stops | 19.426 ₺ |
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Popular Houston - Havana Flights
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Airlines on Houston - Havana Route
| Havayolu | Uçuş Tipi | Fiyat |
|---|---|---|
| 2 stops | 10.187 ₺ | |
| 2 stops | 19.426 ₺ |
Houston Airports
Havana Airports
Alternative Routes
Alternative Routes from Houston
Houston and Havana - Airport Transportation
William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)
How to Get to the Airport
Bus 40: You can reach the airport in approximately 45-60 minutes with the METRO Bus 40 line departing from downtown Houston. Services run every 12-30 minutes.
Bus 500 (Express): You can reach the airport in approximately 30-45 minutes with the METRO Bus 500 line departing from the George R. Brown Convention Center. Services run every 15-30 minutes from 5:30 AM to 8:00 PM.
Taxi: It is possible to reach HOU by taxi from the city center. The journey time can vary between 20-40 minutes depending on traffic.
Uber/Lyft: You can book an Uber or Lyft from the city center to HOU. The journey time is 20-40 minutes depending on traffic.
Car Rental: You can rent a car from car rental offices in the city center and reach HOU. The journey time varies between 20-40 minutes depending on traffic.
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
How to Get to the Airport
Bus: METRO 102 Bush IAH Express (Downtown → IAH)
To travel from downtown to the airport using public transportation, you can again use the METRO 102 Bush IAH Express line. The bus departs from stops on Travis Street, Louisiana Street, or Smith Street in Downtown and goes directly to George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) Airport. The journey usually takes 50–70 minutes depending on traffic. Services run approximately every 30 minutes on weekdays and every 30–60 minutes on weekends.
Metro/Train: METRORail + 102 Bush IAH Express (Combination)
If you are staying in or around downtown Houston, you can first use METRORail to reach Downtown and then transfer to the 102 bus. For instance, traveling from the Museum District or Texas Medical Center to Downtown via the Red Line takes about 10–20 minutes, and then from Downtown to IAH with the 102 bus takes 50–70 minutes; you can plan a total journey of around 60–90 minutes.
Taxi: Getting to the airport from downtown Houston by taxi is quite easy. The travel time by taxi is usually 30-45 minutes. You can take a taxi from taxi stands in the city center or call one via an app.
Uber/Bolt: It is also possible to reach the airport from downtown Houston using Uber or Bolt. Vehicles you call through the app will pick you up from a designated area. The travel time varies between 30-45 minutes depending on traffic.
Car Rental: There are many car rental options available in the city center. You can easily reach the airport with a rented vehicle. Car rental offices are commonly found in the city center.
Jose Marti International Airport (HAV)
From Airport to City Center
Taxi: Transportation from José Martí International Airport to Havana city center is possible by taxi. The journey takes 20-30 minutes depending on traffic. Taxis operate 24/7, and there is usually a 5-10 minute waiting time.
Bus: Bus services from the airport to the city center are conducted via Boyeros. The journey takes 45-60 minutes, with buses departing every 30-60 minutes and operating between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM.
Car Rental: You can rent a car from companies like Cubacar and Rex at the airport. The journey takes 20-30 minutes depending on traffic. Cars can be rented 24/7.
Train: There is no direct train connection at the airport. However, transportation to the outskirts of the city via long routes with a Boyeros transfer is possible. There is no practical train option to the city center.
Shuttle or App-Based Ride Sharing: International apps like Uber or Bolt are not widely used in Cuba. Official shuttle services are limited.







