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Flying from Hilo to Maui with Hawaiian Airlines
If you’re looking to make the interisland jump between the Big Island and Maui—also known as the Valley Isle for its scenic valleys and mountains, Hawaiian Airlines offers deals on flights from Hilo to Maui. And, nothing beats flying with an airline that understands how important it is to show and convey the aloha spirit to its flyers.
A leading carrier in interisland flights between the equally amazing islands of Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines is proud to offer a variety of fares, seating options and departure times. And once you’re in the air, you can enjoy a quick and easy flight from to Kahului with a complimentary drink service, comfortable seating and a free issue of our award-winning, in-flight lifestyle magazine, Hana Hou!
A leading carrier in interisland flights between the equally amazing islands of Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines is proud to offer a variety of fares, seating options and departure times. And once you’re in the air, you can enjoy a quick and easy flight from to Kahului with a complimentary drink service, comfortable seating and a free issue of our award-winning, in-flight lifestyle magazine, Hana Hou!
FAQs for booking a flight from Hilo to Kahului
Are there direct flights from Hilo to Kahului?
Yes, there are direct flights from Hilo to Kahului.. There are also some flights to Maui that have a quick layover at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport on Oahu.
When is the best time to book a flight from Hilo to Kahului?
Spring and fall are always great times to fly to Kahului, as the crowds are smaller compared to summer and winter months. However, because Maui—and all of Hawaii—have perfect tropical weather year-round, there really isn’t a bad time to book travel to the Valley Isle.
How frequent are the flights between Hilo and Kahului?
There are a number of flights offered by Hawaiian Airlines daily between Hilo and Kahului.
How early should I arrive at the airport for my flight from Hilo to Kahului?
Give yourself a minimum of one hour and 30 minutes to get through security, check in your luggage and find your gate at the Hilo International Airport, with two hours being more than enough time.
How long is the flight from Hilo to Kahului?
You should only be in the air for roughly 40 minutes when flying non-stop from Hilo to Kahului, as most interisland travel in Hawaii is relatively quick due to the short distance between the islands. You’ll fly just over 120 miles to make it from to Kahului.
What airports serve Hilo and Kahului?
The Hilo International Airport (ITO) is one of the two major airports on Hawaii Island and Kahului Airport (OGG) is the main airport on Maui.
What is the best way to get from Kahului Airport to your hotel?
Depending on where you’re staying, you can utilize a ridesharing app like Uber or Lyft, take a taxi, use public transit or simply rent a car at the airport.
Maui Travel Tips
While Maui does have public transportation options, you’ll want to rent a car to truly see the best of what the island has to offer. From the high-altitude visions you get at Haleakala, one of the island’s two major dormant volcanoes, to the winding, twisting journey on the Road to Hana, you’ll need a set of wheels to see Maui’s best sights.
If you love to snorkel, be sure to book a trip out to Molokini Crater, which is one of the best places to snorkel in Hawaii. The crescent-shaped islet is home to a variety of fish, coral and sea life, and the waters surrounding the volcanic crater are crystal clear.
Exploring Maui is one of the best parts of visiting, and travelers will come to love the tiny towns and districts found throughout the island. From the cool upcountry climes of Kula to the funky, artsy vibes of Wailuku, there’s so much to see on the Valley Isle.
If you love to snorkel, be sure to book a trip out to Molokini Crater, which is one of the best places to snorkel in Hawaii. The crescent-shaped islet is home to a variety of fish, coral and sea life, and the waters surrounding the volcanic crater are crystal clear.
Exploring Maui is one of the best parts of visiting, and travelers will come to love the tiny towns and districts found throughout the island. From the cool upcountry climes of Kula to the funky, artsy vibes of Wailuku, there’s so much to see on the Valley Isle.