Oahu Flights from Hawaiian Airlines

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Flying to Oahu is a treat in itself! And with Hawaiian Airlines’ Interisland airfares, it’s an affordable getaway that transports you from your neighbor island home to “the gathering place” in a breeze.

Depending on the Hawaii Interisland flights you book and the island from which you’re departing, Oahu flights cruise the island’s southern shore to catch flightseeing views that sprawl from Diamond Head to the Waianae Coast. It’s a sparkling skyline scene that’s known around the world.

So when you’re ready to get away for a bit of "big city" action, Oahu’s definitely where it’s at – especially when it comes to shopping and dining. Whether you’re staying with family in Mililani or living it up in Waikiki Beach, the busy, bustling island of Oahu promises an exciting change of pace from your everyday routine.

Click here to check out our Oahu Calendar Of Events, and Oahu shopping and dining options. Despite its island attitude, Oahu has a cosmopolitan flavor that surprises at every turn!

Hawaii Interisland Flights To Oahu

More than 75 years ago, we started as Interisland Airways, inaugurating Hawaii's first scheduled Interisland passenger flights on November 11, 1929.

Today, Hawaiian Airlines' fleet of Boeing B-717 jets operates over 100 daily Interisland flights among five Hawaii airports on four Hawaiian Islands. From gates 56 - 64 at Honolulu International Airport’s Interisland flights Terminal, Oahu visitors and residents alike are welcomed with neighbor island flights departing and returning to Kahului on Maui, Lihue on Kauai, and both Hilo and Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Code-share service aboard Dash 8 aircraft is available from and to Molokai, Lanai and Kapalua Airport on Maui from the adjacent Commuter Terminal. All Hawaiian Airlines convenient ways to island hop receive great Hawaii Interisland airfare.

Route Map

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Flight Schedule

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Printable Timetable

Click here to download Hawaiian Airlines’ Interisland flights timetable, including service from our code-share partners.

Honolulu International Airport Information

The primary aviation gateway for the State of Hawaii, Honolulu International Airport (HNL) is the major hub for domestic overseas and Hawaii Interisland flights. Occupying some 2,216 acres of land and 2,210 acres of water, the facility is situated five miles west of Downtown Honolulu.

Servicing the neighbor islands, the Interisland Flights Terminal is designed to handle jet aircraft flights between the major commercial airports in the Hawaiian Islands. An adjacent Commuter Terminal operates Hawaiian Airlines’ code-share flights.

A Visitor Information Program (VIP) Booth is located on the second level at the Interisland Terminal lobby across from Burger King.

Oahu Shopping And Dining

When it comes to shopping, Oahu’s options are endless! Ala Moana is the world’s largest outdoor shopping center and Hawaii’s premier retail, entertainment and dining destination with 260 stores – including nearly 70 dining choices. Then there’s Kahala Mall in east Oahu, Windward Mall in Kaneohe, Pearlridge Center in Pearl City and Waikele Premium Outlets in Waipahu. Bring your charge cards!

And don’t forget all the shopping sites in Waikiki. Kalakaua Avenue presents such beauties as the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, DFS Galleria, International Marketplace, Waikiki Shopping Plaza and Outrigger’s Waikiki Beach Walk.

You’ll also discover Victoria Ward Centers situated between Waikiki and Downtown along Ala Moana Boulevard. Some 120 shops, over 20 restaurants, a 16-megaplex and a midway of interactive high-tech attractions are a magnet for those craving variety.

As with shopping, Oahu dining is off the charts. Ala Moana alone supports that claim! Stroll through Waikiki and you can literally taste your way around the world. Just beyond, Victoria Ward Centers also satisfies the most finicky foodie with such popular eateries as E & O Trading Company, Compadres, Dave & Busters, Kakaako Kitchen, and Brew Moon Restaurant and Microbrewery.

Catering more to the downtown crowd are Restaurant Row and Aloha Tower Marketplace. At the Tower, you’ll also find a selection of cocktail sites where you can soak in a sunset and catch local entertainment. Don’t miss Gordon Biersch, Don Ho’s Island Grill and Chai’s Island Bistro.

For more information on hip, happening Oahu, check out Oahu Vacations.

Or click here for interactive maps and our Hawaii Destination Guide.

Mark your calendar for these annual occasions:

• Sony Open (January)
• Turtle Bay Championship (January)
• NFL Pro Bowl (February)
• Great Aloha Run (President’s Day Weekend)
• May Day Concert At the Waikiki Shell (May 1)
• King Kamehameha Celebration Floral Parade (June) - (808) 586-0333
• King Kamehameha Hula Festival (June) - (808) 586-0333
• Taste of Honolulu (June)
• Prince Lot Hula Festival (July)
• Bayfest Hawaii (July)
• Haleiwa Arts Festival (July)
• Starbucks Ukulele Festival (July)
• Made In Hawaii Festival (August)
• Aloha Festivals, Waikiki and Downtown Hoolauleas (September)
• Hawaii International Film Festival (October)
• World Invitational Hula Festival (November)
• Vans Triple Crown Of Surfing (November - December)
• Honolulu Marathon (December)

For additional reasons to book your Oahu flights go to www.visit-oahu.com.