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Flights from Kona to Honolulu with Hawaiian Airlines
A leading airline carrier in Hawaii, Hawaiian Airlines has been serving residents and visitors looking to fly between the Hawaiian islands for decades. Offering friendly customer service, an easy-to-use online platform, and a smartphone app that both makes booking flights and checking in a breeze, flying with Hawaiian Airlines will get your vacation, or staycation started off on the right foot.
When flying to Honolulu, all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the flight. As many interisland flights are quite short, travel with Hawaiian Airlines will be quick and breezy, however many services—including a drink service and a complimentary issue of Hana Hou! Magazine—are offered to all passengers on every flight.
When flying to Honolulu, all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the flight. As many interisland flights are quite short, travel with Hawaiian Airlines will be quick and breezy, however many services—including a drink service and a complimentary issue of Hana Hou! Magazine—are offered to all passengers on every flight.
FAQs for booking a flight to Honolulu
When is the cheapest month to fly from Kona to Honolulu?
Use Hawaiian Airlines ’online fare calendar to find the lowest fares for your trip to Hawaii.
How early should I arrive at the airport for my flight from Kona to Honolulu?
It is recommended you arrive at the airport at least one hour and 30 minutes before your interisland departure time.
How frequent are the flights between Kona and Honolulu?
You can expect to always find a number of one way flights and roundtrip flights daily between Kona and Honolulu, as interisland travel between the two islands is quite popular.
What airports serve Kona and Honolulu?
Flights to Kona depart and arrive at the Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole (KOA). Similarly, on Oahu, the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) handles most departing and arriving flights.
Are there any dining options available at the airports in Kona and Honolulu?
In Kona, you can enjoy a meal at Lanieakea by Centerplate. In Honolulu, there are numerous Starbucks locations to choose from, as well as a California Pizza Kitchen, Burger King and more.
How long is the flight from Kona to Honolulu?
Interisland flights from Kona to Honolulu are on average around 50 minutes, and passengers can expect to fly just over 160 miles.
What should I bring with me on my flight from Kona to Honolulu?
Since interisland flights are short, you don’t have to bring much—but be sure to have all vital travel documentation, like a valid ID, your airline ticket and any necessary paperwork.
Honolulu Travel Tips
The capitol city of Hawaii, there’s no shortage of awesome things to do in Honolulu. From the historic Iolani Palace to the energetic streets of Waikiki, you can easily fill a day’s itinerary with the many attractions and spectacles found in Honolulu. Better yet, the city has one of the most thriving nightlifes in Hawaii, so be sure to check out some of the bars, clubs and more found in Honolulu and Waikiki.
While the city is filled with so much to do, and you can easily get around Honolulu with public transportation and ride sharing services, you’ll still want to rent a car—especially if you’re planning to check out the North Shore or other areas of Oahu during your visit.
It’s easy to stay in Waikiki during your trip—the beach is right there!—however, Honolulu is filled with tons of charming neighborhoods and boroughs. From the thriving foodie scene found in Kaimuki to the verdant valleys of Manoa, there are plenty of reasons to get out of Waikiki and explore during your stay.
While the city is filled with so much to do, and you can easily get around Honolulu with public transportation and ride sharing services, you’ll still want to rent a car—especially if you’re planning to check out the North Shore or other areas of Oahu during your visit.
It’s easy to stay in Waikiki during your trip—the beach is right there!—however, Honolulu is filled with tons of charming neighborhoods and boroughs. From the thriving foodie scene found in Kaimuki to the verdant valleys of Manoa, there are plenty of reasons to get out of Waikiki and explore during your stay.