Hawaii deals just got sweeter with some of the cheapest San Francisco and Los Angeles to Hawaii flights we’ve seen in a long time. Actually in about as long as we can remember. So now we’re talking. If you’re anywhere near Los Angeles, the sun is shining on you through great Hawaii airfare deals today.
These deals come as the result of a fare war between Hawaiian Airlines and its competitors Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines and United Airlines. Pick your favorite airline, depending on route.
It’s still unknown whether competitive pressure could reduce fares even more. In any event, this is both a great time to buy and is further proof that 2020 will be the year to visit Hawaii that you’ve been waiting for.
Also see our Just Updated Guide | Basic Economy to Hawaii.
Los Angeles to Kauai, Kona, Maui, Oahu Flights $149-$178
Los Angeles to Kauai, Kona, Maui, Oahu is $149 each way, including all taxes/fees for basic economy. Regular economy is just $178 each way. Departures November through March including many weekends.
San Francisco to Kauai, Kona, Maui, Oahu Flights $149-$178
San Francisco to Kauai, Kona, Maui, Oahu $149 each way, including all taxes/fees for basic economy. Regular economy is $178. Departures November through March including many weekends.
Booking Details:
Travel dates: November through March including many weekends.
Availability: Excellent as of 9am HST on October 31, 2019. Cheapest fares are generally but not always found starting in January.
Booking: Online only.
I heard in NPR/KQED radio that thare is a Hawaiian Airlines promotion to 4 islands in Hawaii. Please tell us those islands and how much each fare and about hotel to stay. Please send response to my email also
thanks
Hi Betty.
No idea what you are asking for beyond what we already posted.
Aloha.
How do you find these deals? we are going to lihue hawaii from jan 21 to jan 4. I can’t find anything under 1700.
Aloha to “Beat of Hawaii”,
Thank you! After seeing your heads up, we booked flights from San Jose to Kauai in May,2020 for about $150 a ticket less than this time last week and about $40 a ticket less than last year. These were for Main Cabin.
On another subject: Do you recommend Trip Insurance thru the Airline? I’ve read that we’re covered through Visa if we book using a Visa credit card.
Mahalo again for your great website.
Hi Curtis.
Happy to hear that worked for you. Thanks for letting us know.
We suggest using a travel insurance company rather than buying through any airline. Many more options and you cut out the middleman.
Aloha.