Outbound
3 hours
Return
2 hours 45 minutes
Daily Flights
6-8
Airlines
4
Timezone note
Both cities are Central Time — no timezone adjustment needed.
About this route
Houston to Minneapolis flights
Houston to Minneapolis connects the Gulf Coast energy capital with the Upper Midwest. United operates the heaviest schedule from its IAH hub, while Delta and Sun Country are strong at MSP.
Same timezone simplifies coordination. Winter weather at MSP is the primary delay risk — blizzards and de-icing can push departures and arrivals significantly. Summer thunderstorms in Houston can cause similar issues from the other end.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How long is the Houston to Minneapolis flight?
About 3 hours northbound and 2 hours 45 minutes southbound.
Are there weather delays on this route?
Yes, MSP winter storms and Houston summer thunderstorms both cause delays on this corridor.
Which airlines fly IAH to MSP?
United, Delta, Sun Country, and Spirit all serve this route.
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