Air Travel Guide to Hawaii

Part of the fun, and challenge of a vacation to Hawaii is planning your trip. Book your own airfare and you can save yourself some money.

Unless you arrive by cruise ship or your own boat, there's only one way to get to Hawaii - by air. Fortunately, there are many airlines that fly to Hawaii, not only from the United States and Canada, but from multiple foreign cities, principally in Asia and Australia/New Zealand. Here is a breakdown on the airlines that fly to Hawaii, including...

Share your opinion on the question - What is your favorite airline to use when you fly to Hawaii?

Our tips for securing your checked luggage against loss, damage and theft under the new TSA security measures announced on August 10, 2006

Airline security updates provided by the airlines servicing the islands of Hawaii.

On our recent trip to the Big Island and Kauai my wife and I flew on six separate flights on United Airlines It was a mixed bag of experiences which ranged from bad to terrible.

United Airlines continues to make changes to your booked itinerary without advising you by phone or email of the changes.

ATA Airlines has announced increased flights to Hawaii in the airline’s April and June 2005 flight schedules. During the summer peak travel season, ATA will operate 62 weekly round-trips from its four gateways cities on the Mainland to Hawaii.

Hawaiian Airlines will mark its 75th anniversary on Thursday, November 11, 2004. It is celebrating its 75th year of continuous service. Hawaiian Airlines is Hawaii's largest and longest-serving airline, and the second largest provider of passenger air service between Hawaii and the mainland U.S.

Read how United's new Ameniti Luxury Travel Club may actually cost you more than you normally pay for air travel.

United Airlines reinstates nonstop service between Chicago and Honolulu effective June 3, 2004. With this addition, United will offer customers nonstop service to Hawaii from four U.S. Hubs.