This Hawaii fare war will end today. These are some of the lowest prices we have ever seen from full-service bellwether Hawaiian Airlines.
A brief fare war was kicked off yesterday with Rare: $62 to Hawaii! | Alaska Airlines Coupon Code Sale. This has just been followed up with these $55 Hawaiian Airlines deals That’s right, prices from $55 each way, including all taxes and fees! Not all routes are included in this fare war, so if you don’t see your route, it isn’t part of this offer.
This brief fare war could end at any time, although it is scheduled to last until tonight at 8 pm Hawaii time.
Available for travel during the precious snowbird season of January and February, these fares are exceptional.
All islands are included. There’s no doubt about it, winter is a fabulous time to be in Hawaii. Lock in airfares with these offers today. Act now as availability and pricing change frequently and seats at these prices are extremely limited.
Here’s how these deals work.
Travel is from early January until mid-February on most routes. The prices listed are the lowest we found today in these date ranges, and other days are higher. Availability is limited and varies by route. Fares are mostly for basic economy tickets and mid-week travel, Monday through Thursday. Some weekend dates are now included too. Full fare economy is $40 more. Search using the monthly availability calendar on the airline’s website.
You’ll get to bring a full-size carry-on and enjoy complimentary meals with wine on board. Plus wide-body comfort on some routes.
Notes on availability:
▶ We always find cheaper fares than advertised by airlines, but with less availability. Keep that in mind when searching.
▶ Can’t find what you’re looking for? See Need Help below.
▶ Airfares change up to five times each weekday, and availability decreases as seats are booked.
▶ To take advantage of these limited Hawaiian Airlines deals, you should find and book them now.
▶ The fares shown are mostly Main Cabin Basic, and the full-fare economy is about $40 more.
▶ Start travel either on the US Mainland or in Hawaii.
▶ Prices listed are each way, including all taxes and fees.
How to book:
Book online only – these fares are not available by phone. Use the links below to go directly to the Hawaiian Airlines website and then search for your city pairs and dates. Try using the monthly fare calendar for more options and to locate the cheapest fares.
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$55 Fare War: Hawaiian Airlines Deals From The Mainland
Hawaiian Airlines Deals to/from Honolulu Each Way:
Los Angeles $59 January, February
Portland $89 January, February
San Diego $68 January, February
San Jose $58 January, February
Seattle $97 January, February
Hawaiian Airlines Deals to/from Kona Each Way:
Los Angeles $59 January, February
Portland $62 January, February
San Diego $64 January, February
San Jose $60 January, February
Hawaiian Airlines Deals to/from Kauai Each Way:
Los Angeles $59 January, February
Portland $62 January, February
San Diego $55 January, February
San Jose $56 January, February
Hawaiian Airlines Deals to/from Maui Each Way:
Los Angeles $59 January, February
Portland $74 January, February
San Diego $59 January, February
San Francisco $72 January, February
San Jose from $72 January, February
Updated 12/7/21, 9 am.
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Linda M says
If we have all 3 vaccines do we need a negative test $2 hours to fly to Kona?
Deb says
What good is a $55 airfare when hotel room prices are through the roof? A $400 room is now $900 per night. No thanks.
ThomA says
These sales sound great! Fill the airline seats! But how will people get around? We are coming to Kona in February and I am literally scared to death the car rental company will not honor the incredible rate I have because I “stealth booked” before they jacked up the rates! I have 8+ hours of flying and will probably be a nervous wreck till I have car keys in my hand.
What a way to do a vacation! I hope my self-inflicted stress well be for nothing!
BARBARA M says
THOMA…. What do you mean “stealth booked”? Curious what that is. Don’t need to do it – I have a lifetime corporate rate with Hertz but am curious.
Sandra L says
It’s become very popular to fly Hawaiian Air out of Long Beach for those of us in So Cal. Do you know if Long Beach is included?
Mickey says
Once again Las Vegas is not included in the fare sale. No Aloha for the 9th Isand… 😒
Greg M says
Nor is Phx, ridiculous. They could throw us a bone occasionally!
Charlotte D says
Thank you for this timely information. We head to Kauai & Kona the end of January. We like the extra comfort seats & prefer to fly out of Sacramento rather than the Bay Area so we know we will pay more. It took some effort, time & patience. We had to book each leg separately & repeat the process when our reservation got stuck somewhere & wouldn’t go thru. But success!
Beat of Hawaii says
Hi Charlotte.
Glad to hear that worked out! Thanks for letting us know.
Aloha.
rich h says
I’ll need the discount to pay for the car rental
Randy R says
Thrice postponed with Covid and Ige issues, currently on our way in late January @ $567.00 Each, no help from Hawaiian. Can’t beat the new prices, but a shame all can’t partake, two years later! A hui Hou.
Ron Z says
Cannot seem to get the prices shown here on Hawaiian. price s do not match up
Suzanna says
I keep getting a message that the site I want to visit is unsecured…🥴
Nikki M says
I guess Hawaiian airlines doesn’t care that HI is over sold, over booked, and cant keep up with demand as it is….
Bob f. says
You can actually blame southwest. Locals wanted lower airfares, but you’re also going to get the lower class people from the mainland. Can’t have it both ways. If it weren’t for southwest, airfares wouldn’t be as low.
JohnW says
Well you are correct about SWA being to blame for much of the overcrowding but I think it’s more because they have added so many flights from different destinations being fed by their extensive mainland route structure. The fares would have likely been in the same ball park as they are with HA having competition from Alaska, Delta UAL and AA.
Hawaiian has always had a better ratio of value and quality above everyone else.
Interesting to note that when the Mayor of Maui asked for the airlines to slow down the expansion of flights to Hawaii HA was willing to help but “other airlines” (read SWA) said no way, we are in the midst of trying to get market share….that was in the Star Advertiser recently.
So no HA is serving Hawaii while everyone else is finding use for idle airplanes flying to one of the few vacation spots open to Americans.
RG says
I fly SWA and am happy the airfares are low. Proud to be one of the “lower class people,” in Bob’s judgmental opinion.
Rickesh P. says
Oct 5-24, 2020 SW $218RT SFO-OGG
I cant find this deal or date anywhere else, at least for my needs. So many great prices but everything else is exponentially more expensive :/