Cheap Airline Tickets to Hawaii

Hawaii might not make up a huge amount of land mass on the planet, but it is one of the most popular tourist destinations - and with good reason. Because of the near-constant influx of tourists, there are a couple of airports which get a significant amount of passenger traffic.

Honolulu International Airport (airport code HNL) is the busiest airport in Hawaii and also the main international gateway to the islands. The airport, located on the island of Oahu, is the home airport for Hawaiian Airlines and was also the home for the now-defunct Aloha Airlines. Some transpacific flights use Honolulu Airport as a stopover en route to and from Australia and Asia. You can find a list of all the airlines which fly to and from Honolulu on this page of the airport's website, and you can track both incoming and outgoing flights on this page. In addition to the usual dining and shopping options you would find at most airports, you may want to step outside for a bit and enjoy the airport's gardens before you hop into your ground transport or rental car. The rental car companies at the airport are listed here, and if you will be driving your own car to the airport you can save money and time by pre-booking Honolulu airport parking before you leave home.

Lihu'e Airport (airport code LIH) is on the island of Kauai. It is a pretty small airport, so even if you are trying to get to Kauai you may end up going through Honolulu's airport to get there (as is the case with most of the airports on the other islands). Among the airlines which fly the Kauai airport are United, American, and US Airways - which do have several daily direct flights to and from the U.S. mainland. All the airlines with service to Kauai are listed here, and once you get on the ground your transport options are listed on this page. As you will find about much of Hawaii, it is much easier to have your own car - you can rent one from the agencies listed on this page, which all have desks at the Kauai airport.

Other airports in Hawaii include Kahului Airport (airport code OGG) on Maui and Kona International Airport (airport code KOA) on The Big Island.