236 thoughts on “11 Routes Under $200 | Hawaiian Airlines Deals”
Carl
Hi!
I just came across your site! Thank you for the information. We are traveling from Oakland or San Francisco in the busy time (leave on or about 7/29/18 and return on or about 8/5/2018). I saw some of the flights listed as good through December, but I am not getting close to the rate. Sorry if I missed something, but can you enlighten me? Thank you!
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Carl.
If you’re talking about the SFO-OGG airfare for summer, it is still available today. It has moved from AA to UA, and we so indicated in post. All fares are available when posted, for dates indicated.
Aloha.
Liane M
I will be traveling to Honolulu June 11th – 25th from Phoenix, Arizona. I’ve been watching the flights and Hawaiian Air just dropped from $815 to $767. LAX just dropped $667. Will the fares go down in the next couple of months before going back up? $767 is still a bit high.
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Liane.
Phoenix is seeing some movement recently, as you’ve undoubtedly noticed. Thus a drop even in summer is a remote possibility. Say should new flights get introduced. Not entirely likely, however, so hard to say what might serve you best.
Aloha.
LT
This is the second time on your site where I have searched for the deals and they are double or sometimes triple the price you quoted, what gives. I planned to go from SFO to maui in June and it comes up $802 round trip not 198 one way.
Sabrina
I’ve found NY to HNL for early August at $967. Any advice on holding out purchasing now? Thx
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Sabrina.
Probably won’t go down until mid-August travel dates. Thus no benefit in waiting.
Aloha.
Jeff
Aloha and thanks for the constant updates! I’ve noticed a really good fare (south of $500 per person) from San Diego to HNL in early June but it includes a stop at LAX. Trying to book via LAX directly is much more expensive. I’m wondering if this is typical. It seems a bit cumbersome to drive to San Diego only to get to Hawaii via LAX. Thanks!
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Jeff.
Yes that is typical. We’ve done it ourselves and probably wouldn’t do so again. It was on AA and we even had to change terminals at LAX. Ugg. Sometimes want to shoot selves for things we do to try to save money. 🙂
Aloha.
Charles
I appreciate Beat of Hawaii publishing these fares, but travelers must be careful because the airlines are very misleading. Some of them advertise their Basic Economy rates. These rates are cheaper but you don’t get your seat until you get to the airport. Those are usually middle seats. You cannot use the overhead storage on the plane just the area under the seat in front of you. If, you’re flying with no luggage, don’t mind a middle seat with less legroom on a long flight, I guess it’s a deal.
I am traveling to Hawaii for three weeks going to Maui, Kauai and then Honolulu for three weeks starting June 11th. During late summer, I read the posts about the price wars and Southwest potentially starting flights to Hawaii in 2018. I have a companion pass with Southwest so I thought maybe I could get a good deal. I waited until mid September and decided to purchase my ticktets in September and I’m glad I did. I paid total $663 per person for all three islands from San Diego. The prices have not only increased but the times have worsened for the cheaper fares. The cheaper fares now have much longer layover times so th travel times are longer. You can lose a day in travel and that’s on the west coast.
I’m just sharing this because I know a lot of people focus on their fares to Hawaii, but they don’t always factor in these other variables.
Randall
Greetings from Dallas! We would love to hear about anything from Texas. We rarely see anything for less than $750-$1000 because of the AA domination. Looking forward to Southwest flights. Thanks for all the great info.
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Randall.
We’re definitely thinking of Texas. New longer range single-aisle planes will bring Texas cities within reach of Hawaii. It’s just a matter of when.
Aloha.
Chris
I love reading the updates and tips. I have hard dates for our Honolulu trip. Every time I see the low fares, I jump on trying GTO find them but have zero success. 6/7-6/13 Bay Area to HNL. I just don’t see what you’re seeing.
Linda
Round trip – Baltimore, MD to Honolulu, HI — April 13—25 on UNITED !
$520.41….WOW!
Carrie A
Hi, I am curious regarding when these sales first came up, were the airfare prices you listed roundtrip or the cost for each way (to & from)? You got my attention regarding the $200 range Phoenix airfares where I live – I have not seen $200 range roundtrip airfares from Phoenix for probably at least five years but often it was closer to $300-400 roundtrip, which is still a good deal. Thank you for clarifying.
Carrie Ann
Beat of Hawaii
Hi Carrie.
“Fares and Availability: Prices below are one way, include all taxes and fees.”
Aloha.
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Hi!
I just came across your site! Thank you for the information. We are traveling from Oakland or San Francisco in the busy time (leave on or about 7/29/18 and return on or about 8/5/2018). I saw some of the flights listed as good through December, but I am not getting close to the rate. Sorry if I missed something, but can you enlighten me? Thank you!
Hi Carl.
If you’re talking about the SFO-OGG airfare for summer, it is still available today. It has moved from AA to UA, and we so indicated in post. All fares are available when posted, for dates indicated.
Aloha.
I will be traveling to Honolulu June 11th – 25th from Phoenix, Arizona. I’ve been watching the flights and Hawaiian Air just dropped from $815 to $767. LAX just dropped $667. Will the fares go down in the next couple of months before going back up? $767 is still a bit high.
Hi Liane.
Phoenix is seeing some movement recently, as you’ve undoubtedly noticed. Thus a drop even in summer is a remote possibility. Say should new flights get introduced. Not entirely likely, however, so hard to say what might serve you best.
Aloha.
This is the second time on your site where I have searched for the deals and they are double or sometimes triple the price you quoted, what gives. I planned to go from SFO to maui in June and it comes up $802 round trip not 198 one way.
I’ve found NY to HNL for early August at $967. Any advice on holding out purchasing now? Thx
Hi Sabrina.
Probably won’t go down until mid-August travel dates. Thus no benefit in waiting.
Aloha.
Aloha and thanks for the constant updates! I’ve noticed a really good fare (south of $500 per person) from San Diego to HNL in early June but it includes a stop at LAX. Trying to book via LAX directly is much more expensive. I’m wondering if this is typical. It seems a bit cumbersome to drive to San Diego only to get to Hawaii via LAX. Thanks!
Hi Jeff.
Yes that is typical. We’ve done it ourselves and probably wouldn’t do so again. It was on AA and we even had to change terminals at LAX. Ugg. Sometimes want to shoot selves for things we do to try to save money. 🙂
Aloha.
I appreciate Beat of Hawaii publishing these fares, but travelers must be careful because the airlines are very misleading. Some of them advertise their Basic Economy rates. These rates are cheaper but you don’t get your seat until you get to the airport. Those are usually middle seats. You cannot use the overhead storage on the plane just the area under the seat in front of you. If, you’re flying with no luggage, don’t mind a middle seat with less legroom on a long flight, I guess it’s a deal.
I am traveling to Hawaii for three weeks going to Maui, Kauai and then Honolulu for three weeks starting June 11th. During late summer, I read the posts about the price wars and Southwest potentially starting flights to Hawaii in 2018. I have a companion pass with Southwest so I thought maybe I could get a good deal. I waited until mid September and decided to purchase my ticktets in September and I’m glad I did. I paid total $663 per person for all three islands from San Diego. The prices have not only increased but the times have worsened for the cheaper fares. The cheaper fares now have much longer layover times so th travel times are longer. You can lose a day in travel and that’s on the west coast.
I’m just sharing this because I know a lot of people focus on their fares to Hawaii, but they don’t always factor in these other variables.
Greetings from Dallas! We would love to hear about anything from Texas. We rarely see anything for less than $750-$1000 because of the AA domination. Looking forward to Southwest flights. Thanks for all the great info.
Hi Randall.
We’re definitely thinking of Texas. New longer range single-aisle planes will bring Texas cities within reach of Hawaii. It’s just a matter of when.
Aloha.
I love reading the updates and tips. I have hard dates for our Honolulu trip. Every time I see the low fares, I jump on trying GTO find them but have zero success. 6/7-6/13 Bay Area to HNL. I just don’t see what you’re seeing.
Round trip – Baltimore, MD to Honolulu, HI — April 13—25 on UNITED !
$520.41….WOW!
Hi, I am curious regarding when these sales first came up, were the airfare prices you listed roundtrip or the cost for each way (to & from)? You got my attention regarding the $200 range Phoenix airfares where I live – I have not seen $200 range roundtrip airfares from Phoenix for probably at least five years but often it was closer to $300-400 roundtrip, which is still a good deal. Thank you for clarifying.
Carrie Ann
Hi Carrie.
“Fares and Availability: Prices below are one way, include all taxes and fees.”
Aloha.