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8 thoughts on “Hawaii’s Busiest Air Route In U.S. Has Lowest Cost”

  1. I remember after 9/11 when Aloha Air, Island Air and Mahalo Air shut down leaving only Hawaiian Air flying interisland. They raised their rates by over 300%..taking advantage of the local consumer. I had to fly interisland to work and was so angry with HA that i vowed to always fly their competition regardless of pricing. They do Not have the local..or tourists best in mind.

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  2. When I was 10 years old, I lived in Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii in 1965-67. It was a beautiful part of my life that will not be forgotten.

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  3. That’s a long commute! Get to the airport at least an hour early. Through TSA and boarding. Fly, out of airport on the other side. 3 hours each way?

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    1. The distance the crow fillies and driving distance are 2 different things. The distance between airports also may not the same as downtown to downtown.

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