HNL Airport Information

Honolulu International Airport
The Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii is the gateway to paradise. There are hundreds of flights arriving in and departing from the airport each day, making it the largest airport in the island state. Like any other international airport, Honolulu offers restaurants, lounges, and any other amenities typical of an airport. The best part of this airport is the beautiful scenery and uniquely hospitable nature of the locals.

There are many different airlines that fly into Honolulu International. Both American and international flights take off from and arrive at the airport each day. Some of the airlines include: Alaska Airlines, Air Canada, Air Pacific Airways, Continental Airlines, China Airlines, Korean Air, and United Airlines among many others.

Many of the airlines that fly in and out of Honolulu also have their own lounges that cater to their loyal passengers. Delta Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and the Quantas Captain’s Club are among the many that have their own clubs within the airport.

Parking at the airport is quite inexpensive, check out the airport's website for up to date information regarding pricing. Of course, not everyone traveling to the Honolulu airport is flying out, some will need a car to explore all that the islands have to offer. For those looking to rent a car there are many companies on the airport premises to choose from. These include Avis, Budget, National, and Alamo among other reputable companies.

There is a business center located in the central lobby where travelers can make copies, purchase basic office supplies, mail services, and a fax machine. There are also lockers that may be used by travelers looking to leave their things in the airport while exploring the exotic area or attending to business.

There are many different restaurants and shops throughout the airport that appeal to any traveler’s tastes. The choices vary between the different terminals, but regardless of which gate the flight is departing from, passengers are assured a cup of coffee, a newspaper, and some sort of quick meal.

Of course, this is Hawaii, which means that even the airport is a little slice of paradise. On the airport campus there is a beautiful outdoor garden filled with lush plants indigenous to the area. It gives the airport something special and sets it apart from every other airport that is not in such an idyllic locale.

Flying through Honolulu International is a delight for any traveler, whether the trip is for business or pleasure.