The return of more Hawaii deals again today, with some of the cheapest Los Angeles to Hawaii flights seen in a long time. If you’re anywhere near Los Angeles, this is another great day to get a rock bottom Hawaii airfare deal on five airlines to three islands. Which airline will you choose?
Today’s deals come from the ongoing fare war between Hawaiian Airlines and its competitors Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines.
Also, see our Just Updated Guide | Basic Economy to Hawaii and Hawaii travel guide during COVID.
Los Angeles to Hawaii Flights $99 each way.
Participating Airlines: Hawaiian Airlines, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines. (Southwest Airlines is not participating). Includes all taxes/fees for basic economy—limited availability. The offer ends at any time.
Routes: Los Angeles to Honolulu. Maui, Big Island, and Kauai are $30 more.
Prices: $99 each way.
Booking Details:
Travel dates: April and May 2021, for mid-week travel. Availability varies greatly by airline and date.
Current Availability: Excellent as of 10 am on March 17, 2021. Use monthly fare search to find available dates.
Book online only. You cannot get this fare by calling the airlines.
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Updated 3/17/21 10 am HST.
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Jim says
I can’t replicate this deal on any airline.
Ray H says
None of the sites are indicating $99 fares from LA or $129 from San Diego to Lihue. How do we access bargains you indicated? Your assistance is most appreciated.
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Ray.
Lihue was not a part of this sale, nor was San Diego, as indicated in the post.
Aloha.
Bobby says
Flights are crazy expensive right now out of LAX (July). Do you expect the prices to drop at all?
Michael R Warren says
Thanks
Caldwell P says
Thank you for the great updates and current information on Hawaii travel. Do you have any thoughts on summer travel prices? Specifically from Seattle to Kona?
Thanks
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Caldwell.
Thanks. Depending on a weekday vs a weekend, expect to pay $500 to $600 this summer. That’s for nonstop flights.
Aloha.
kathie l says
Mahalo guys – I got a $98 fare from San Diego to Kona today on United. The heads up is much appreciated. I love these updates. I have booked my timeshares in Kauai for December so hopefully all will be right by that time.
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Kathie.
That’s great. Thanks for letting us know.
Aloha.
Angela Y says
Don’t forget Southwest Airlines gives you 2 free checked bags!!! We love SWA.
George H says
If your flight is delayed and puts actual takeoff outside of the 72 virus testing hour window are you still O.K.?
Linda O says
Thanks guys! U do a great job.
It would b helpful to us if u include ANY airfare deals from OAK and SMF to KOA. 🌴👍
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Linda.
Thanks. We regularly publish deals from all over the west coast, so just stay tuned or subscribe to our updates if you don’t already.
Aloha.
Greg M says
Thank you for all the updates! I also would love it if any SMF details were highlighted. My son is starting at UH Manoa, so I I’m going to have to spend more time in Hawaii!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Greg.
Yes, we love to feature SMF deals too. Today, we have LAX. SMF is starting at about $145 each way.
Aloha.
Moonbaka says
Awesome deals but unfortunately it’s useless to me since I need to go to Kauai. With the current situation regarding the quarantine situation, no one in their right mind is going to vacation on this island until the quarantine is lifted. Simple as that. So…Kauai remains shutdown after a year already. Sure appreciate the time and effort you guys put forth. Honestly, without your valuable efforts, we would remain somewhat in the dark about what is going on over there. So for that, I honestly say ‘Thank You’
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Moonbaka.
Thanks so much for that. We hope that you can return to Kauai again soon.
Aloha.
Claudia S says
Mahalo, guys! I booked my fight to Kauai today. Round trip, $409, however I need extra Comfort due to blood clotting issues so I had to pay more but I still think that’s a fabulous deal. If any of you criticize me for coming to Kauai, I have a home here. I’m going for my second vaccination in two weeks, and I pretty much stay at home… even have my groceries delivered so I would say that I’m a pretty good candidate. I’ll be staying for the rest of the year and I’m very excited about it. I miss my home!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Claudia.
Glad to hear that worked out for you. Regards.
Aloha.
Donna H says
Lucky you! Kauai is so beautiful! I can’t wait to go back!
Colette C says
Well from Chicago to Kona, which is posted as $167, is well over $500 from March to May. Couldn’t find a fare even close to that! Anyone actually find a $167 fare?
Donna H says
That’s still a great price from Chicago to Kona!
Andy S says
Hi. We are planning an August trip to Kauai & finding rental cars far more expensive than normal- will they possibly drop closer to August? Thanks
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Andy.
A couple of thoughts here. First, yes, likely will come down if demand isn’t as expected, and it is too early to know. Second, major consolidation has occurred in the car rental industry and that will generally drive prices higher in Hawaii and everywhere else
Aloha.
Jim R. says
LOL, Oh now there’s some priceless irony…the best Spring Break price to Hawaii is Only to/from the most densely populated, and the worst Covid infected area on the West Coast (possibly in the country).
The obtuse and utter lack of vision from the Airline industry is overtly hypocritical. It’s either a “pandemic” or it’s not, you don’t get to play it both ways, but apparently they do.
When the Airlines acknowledge they want to protect the Hawaiian islands, by creating self imposed (and adhering to government imposed) measures, yet push the cheapest fares from one of the most populated and most infected areas in the country, it’s blatantly insincere.
I can’t be the only one to see this obvious duplicity? 🤷♂️🤦♂️
Kelly C says
I totally agree with Jim.
The unheard of low flight prices during Spring Break are so tempting but the government mandate/plea to stay close to home and avoid non essential travel makes it ironic. We had to cancel our March trip to Kona as our Prime Minister has advised against all Spring Break travel for Canadians. Hopefully the lure of cheap flights doesn’t come at the cost of more lives…
Jim R. says
Thanks, Kelly, but there more to it…
My point was that this is clearly about money for these big businesses, not about the well being of the islands, or about the truth of whether these lockdowns (some of which are draconian measures) are justified.
Over the last ten months, much has been decided based on a lack of scientific data, and false data. Even the total number of deaths here in the US have been tainted from the beginning, yet people have been conditioned to repeat the tainted numbers as fact, because it’s all they know.
Most people don’t do any research, and just accept and buy into what their told. People feel the need to believe their Leaders, without questioning or challenging them with discrepancies revealed. It’s part of the problem, sadly.
JWU says
What “tainted”days you referring to?
Over 400,000 deaths, are you saying data has been tainted to make any difference in how severe this virus is? Like, are we 100,000 off? Or 200,000 off? Or just say ZERO DEATJS? I don’t think so. I trust our science enough they try to get things right down to the exact number, that’s just how science works. Now, when it comes down to the government keeping track of thinks, THAT is another story.
Rob L. says
I think you are being naive. You can’t accept the advertised number of deaths when there are proven instances where people have died from other causes, but if they had tested positive, they are listed as a COVID death. We even have a verified case where a motorcyclist died in an accident, but when the coroner tested his blood, he was found to be COVID positive, and his death was listed as caused by COVID. The Care Act of March 2020 provided $13,000 to medical care facilities as reimbursement for the care they provided for each COVID death, so right there the system was ripe for abuse.
Lonnell says
Just wow! Data will have discrepancies, and incorrect data but again, by how many people does your correct data say the numbers are off?
One more caveat to that is AIDS. No one dies from AIDS. They die from something like pneumonia because AIDS has weakened their immune system. Unfortunately, Covid works in very much the same way. COVID creates serious respiratory problems, and other debilitating symptoms.
Completely falsifying information, and a few incorrect data points are far from the same situation. There is not one piece of large scale data that does not have some erroneous component to it. In the statistics world, we actually account for that.
Please stop spreading incorrect information based on incorrect understanding.
Thanks for keeping us updated about Hawaii otherwise.
Dennis D. says
You are exactly right, Jim.
tea says
Aloha and woah! Those are some great deals!
Chala V says
Why is flights only inbound to Hawaii? Us Hawaii residents would like some deals to take us to the mainland…?
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Chala.
The deals we write about are virtually all available starting either on the mainland or in Hawaii.
Aloha.