Flights To Hawaii

From Australia to Honolulu

Hawaiian Airlines: Direct from Sydney five times a week, these flights also connect to partner airline Virgin flights from other major cities. Connecting flights are also available to other Hawaiian airports including the Big Island's Kona and Hilo, Kaua'i's Lihue, Lanai Island's Lanai City and Maui's Kahului Kapalua.

Virgin Australia: Operates code share flights with Hawaiian Airlines.

Fiji Airways: Operates flights to Nadi from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, this is a great option for spending some time in Fiji or to avoid long flights. Fiji Airways operates direct flights from Nadi, taking approximately 6 hours and 25 minutes.

Qantas: Offers direct flights from Sydney to Honolulu and provides connecting flights from all other major Australian cities.

Jetstar: Flies direct to Honolulu from Sydney and Melbourne with connecting flights from most other major Australian cities.

Air New Zealand: Operates direct flights from Auckland to Honolulu on selected days of the week. Flying time is approximately 9 hours.

Transfers from the Airport to Resorts

Catching a shuttle transfer or taxi from the airport can sometimes be a gamble; we recommend booking your transfers with an endorsed service provider through your resort in Honolulu. To add this option to your quote or booking, simply select the transfers option and we'll take care of the rest. While this may result in a slightly more expensive package price, dealing with a reputable operator ensures no nasty surprises on the other end.

Honolulu International Airport

Hawaii's main international airport is located in Honolulu on the island of Oahu, 40 minutes from Waikiki Beach and accommodation. The two terminals consist of a main terminal for international arrivals and departures and an inter-island terminal for flights between the other Hawaiian Islands.

There are restrictions on carrying liquids, gels and lotions. You may carry through security checkpoints only travel-sized (85g or less) toiletries that fit comfortably in one, litre-sized, clear plastic, zip-top bag. To check specifications check with your airline. Once clear of this check point you may purchase beverages and other liquids (i.e. bottled water) available from the boarding area.

Travel locks are recommended however ensure you are using the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) Recognised Baggage Locks displaying the correct symbols. In most instances baggage will be electronically scanned, however from time to time the TSA will need to inspect your luggage