Honolulu International Airport - HNL

Honolulu International Airport Address

Honolulu International Airport is located on the island of Oahu, is one of the largest airports in Hawaii and serves as the main hub for both Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines. It is 4 miles west of Honolulu and 9 miles from the famed Waikiki Beach. It consists of three terminals: the Main Overseas Terminal, the Interisland Terminal and the Commuter Terminal. The Main Overseas Terminal is a two level building that is the bulk of the airport and serves the majority of domestic and international flights. Airlines that operate out of HNL are: Air Canada, Air New Zealand, Air Pacific, All Nippon Airways/Air Japan, Aloha Airlines, American, ATA/Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays, China Airlines, Continental, Delta, go!, Hawaiian Air, Island Air, Japan Airlines/Jalways, Korean Air, Mokulele Air, Northwest/KLM, Omni Air International, Pacific Wings, Philippine Airlines, Qantas Airways, Suntrips/Sky Service USA/Ryan International Air, United Airlines, US Airways/America West and WestJet. And if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the airport, there is a garden area on the 1st floor.

Directions

The Honolulu International Airport is located just off the H-1 freeway. Watch for signs that lead to the airport.

Main Overseas Terminal

The Main Overseas Terminal consists of two floors. The 1st floor arrivals area is primarily used for the five baggage claim areas (D, E, F, G and H) and a section for international arrivals. The 2nd floor is for check-in and boarding, with check-in for the airlines separated into five lobbies. Lobby 4 serves Air Canada, Air New Zealand, Air Pacific, All Nippon Airways/Air Japan, Delta, Jetstar, Korean Air, Philippines Airlines, Qantas Airways and Westjet. Lobby 5 serves Japan Airlines/Jalways. Lobby 6 is for ATA/Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays, China Airlines, JTB Hawaii Inc., North American, Omni Air International, Suntrips and US Airways. Lobby 7 serves American, Continental and Northwest. And Lobby 8 is for United.

Interisland Terminal

The Interisland Terminal is much smaller than the main terminal, but similarly has a 1st level baggage claim and a 2nd level for check-in and boarding. It's primarily used for Aloha and Hawaiian Airlines for their interisland and domestic flights. Though small, it has many of its own services, dining and shopping options.

Commuter Terminal

The Commuter Terminal is the smallest terminal without many of its own services, restaurants or shops. It serves the small, local airlines that fly to other destinations in the Hawaiian Islands. These airlines include go!, Island Air, Mokulele Air and Pacific Wings. If you need to get to the Commuter Terminal from any of the other terminals, the Wiki Wiki bus shuttles between the terminals.

Terminal Maps