4,651 thoughts on “Cheapest Time to Fly to Hawaii in 2022”

  1. I am looking at visiting family in Hawaii the week after the 4th of July, traveling from NYC to HNL. Should I purchase now or wait until our ETA is a little closer? Thanks for your helpful tips.

    1. Hi Kevin,

      Around July 4 is considered prime high season dates, so we’d suggest buying soon. Alternatively, from mid-August you can expect prices to moderate significantly.

      Aloha.

    1. Hi Ray,

      Good question. January is generally high season, while not quite as based as say Christmas. Also it looks like you’re flying from the east coast (and not NYC). You might look ahead now from desirable airports. And if the price is in the $800’s or so, it might be good to buy sooner than later.

      Aloha.

  2. Flying from midwest (minnesota) to Maui then from Maui to midwest(Iowa) tickets for two are around $1700 for September right now.

    I know you say look early summer- but how much more do you think they will really drop. I am planning a wedding and honeymoon and don’t really want the stress of waiting to see about tickets but if the price is going to drop a quite a bit, i would feel much better waiting.

    Thanks!

    1. Hi Alex,

      Excellent point. It isn’t likely to go down that much for your open jaw itinerary even if you wait.

      Congratulations and Aloha.

  3. Hi BOH,

    RT fares just posted for Allegiant from Las Vegas to Honolulu for late August through the fall. Do you think the other airlines will be more competitive with their prices in a few months from now? I live near Salt Lake City.

    Thanks,

    Phil

    1. Hi Phil,

      Other airlines don’t base pricing on anything Allegiant is doing – at least here in Hawaii.

      Aloha.

  4. Hello,

    I’ve booked our flights in mid-April at around $484 RT from Sacramento to Oahu.
    Do you think the fares will drop?

    Thanks,

    Mark

  5. My husband, daughter and I will be traveling to Honolulu Aug 12-17 right now the round trip is $568. Do you think prices will drop if I wait to purchase tickets?

    1. Hi Mary,

      While you didn’t say, it looks like you’re traveling from San Diego. With your dates being right where prices change from high to low season, it is possible that prices will drop. No guarantee and no idea when that might happen, if it does.

      Aloha.

  6. Noticing that prices to Hawaii (from the west coast) for the May timeframe seem to be over $600 and sometimes fluctuate to near $800. This increase started about the time the east coast had bad weather and lots of flight cancellations.

    Did these cancellations create a situation where rescheduled vacations are generating a supply/demand issue?

    1. Hi Craig,

      Not likely that the east coast is impacting west coast to Hawaii. More likely is that demand for off-season has exceeded expectations and thus the airlines have backed off discounting. At least for the moment.

      Thanks.

      Jeff

  7. I have already bought our flights, open jaw BOS to KOA, July 8th HNL to BOS July31th . for $1017 each. Was that a good price? I need to buy my interisland flights. KOA to OGG July 13th , OGG to LIH JULY 20th, and LIH to HNL July 24th. Should I buy him now or wait?

    1. Hi Nancy,

      That is priced fairly for your dates. Buy inter-island ASAP as those will only get more expensive and hard to find.

      Aloha.

  8. We are looking to travel during June 1st to 6th from Newark NJ to Honolulu. Right now I’m getting round trip tickets around $835. Are these the lowest? Thanks!

    1. Hi Venkat.

      Yes those prices are high for your dates. It is possible they will come down, and it is unlikely they will go up. You might want to wait a while and keep checking.

      Aloha.

  9. We are looking to travel the last week in May from lax to Honolulu. Right now I’m seeing round trip tickets in the $607 range. Do you expect any price drops between now and our travel date or should we book now? Thanks!

    1. Hi Sheila,

      Late May dates have the possibility of further price reductions. Not guaranteed but it is possible. It might be best to wait 2-4 weeks, as it probably can’t go higher.

      Aloha.

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