Discount Airfare: Hawaiian Airlines Honolulu-Las Vegas Flights

Lazy days at the beach are great, but when it’s time to party, the best place to go is Las Vegas. If you’re itching to hit The Strip instead of the sand, you’re in luck: Hawaiian Airlines is offering cheap flights between Honolulu and Las Vegas for a limited time.

Book by June 19 and round-trip airfare starts at $484 for travel between Aug. 22 and Dec. 11. Travel between June 15 and Aug. 21 and pay $530 RT. Taxes and fees are extra.

We searched the route between Aug. 22 and Aug. 26 and found Hawaiian Airlines was the cheapest flight.

Cheap Flights to Hawaii This Summer

There’s never a bad time to visit Hawaii, but this summer may be the perfect season, especially if you live on the West Coast.

Hawaiian Airlines is offering discounted flights to Honolulu and Maui through Aug. 21st. Fares start at $258 round-trip (taxes are extra).

There are two different price brackets based on when you travel this summer - some routes are significantly cheaper between now and June 11th.

For example, the Portland flight to Maui is $258 through June 11th, but jumps to $518 from June 15th through Aug. 21st.

Gain 20,000 Bonus Miles on Hawaiian Airlines

Customers can earn up to 20,000 bonus miles when they make their first purchase using their Hawaiian Airlines Visa credit cards.

The cards are available through either the Bank of Hawaii or the Bank of America.

Slowdown in Traffic on Hawaiian Airlines in October

Passenger traffic on Hawaiian Airlines decreased by 8.6 percent in October, the carrier has announced.

This was a drop from 704.32 million revenue passenger miles in October 2007 to 643.96 million revenue passenger miles in the same period this year.

Expansive Hawaiian Airlines to add two more Airbuses

Here's a vote of confidence in the future. Hawaiian Airlines plans to add two more A330-200 widebodies - a move that would accelerate introduction of the transoceanic twinjets into the Hawaiian fleet to 2011.

The 298-seat A330-200s, leased from AWAS, will be fitted for two classes: first and economy. They have very long legs, and are capable of flying 5,500 nautical miles nonstop.

The two leased A330-200s come on top of an agreement concluded back in February with Airbus which would see six A330s don Hawaiian livery. The craft will be able to connect Hawaii nonstop with all of North America, as well as eastern Asia.

Hawaiian Airlines to Add 110 Interisland Flights Per Week

Hawaiian Airlines is to add 110 interisland round-trip flights from Honolulu by the end of the year, it has been announced.

In addition, the carrier is increasing its fleet by four Boeing 717 aircraft, and three are to follow in November, December, and January 2009.

Mark Dunkerley, Hawaiian's President and Chief Executive, said: "We are committed to keeping passenger traffic moving between the islands as conveniently as possible and adding these four [jets] will allow us to provide our customers with more flight choices."

Hawaiian Airlines: More Pago Pago Flights Over Holidays

Hawaiian Airlines is offering four additional flights between Honolulu and Pago Pago over the Christmas season to meet an anticipated increase in demand.

The extra flights are scheduled to operate on Friday, December 19; Tuesday, December 23; Tuesday, December 30; and Friday, January 2, Pacific Business News reports.

In wake of Aloha demise Hawaiian adds interisland airplanes

Ever since Aloha Airlines went under earlier this year, there's been a bit of a seat crunch on Hawaii's interisland flights. Gone are Aloha's comparatively commodious 737s, and smaller commuter craft flown by other airlines can't match their capacity. That's forced Hawaiian Airlines to put one of its long-range, overwater 767-300s to work ferrying flyers back and forth from Honolulu (HNL) to Maui (OGG). Bolstering the big Boeing, Hawaiian is using a smaller reserve Boeing 717 to meet demand - a spare aircraft that's usually held in reserve to cover scheduled flying in the event of a delay.

The solution to the dilemma is more interisland airplanes. And Hawaiian has responded by significantly expanding its interisland fleet, adding a quartet of 717s to the fleet. Two are due to come on line in September; the remainder in November and December respectively. This will give Hawaiian 15 of the twinjets, which are essentially upgraded, more modern derivatives of the classic McDonnell Douglas DC-9.

Hawaiian Airlines to end San Diego-Maui flights

Hawaiian Airlines has announced it is terminating flights between San Diego and Maui.

The daily route will be axed as of September 1, The Pacific Business Journal reports.

Company officials told the publication that the move will "free up aircraft time" to support the carrier's Oakland-Honolulu route, which was launched May 1.

Hawaiian Airlines adjusts fuel surcharges

Hawaiian Airlines has announced changes to its fuel surcharges in light of record oil prices.

Effective today (Monday, June 9) passengers will be charged $120 in fuel surcharges on flights between Hawaii and the Mainland.

This $20 increase has been mirrored on routes to Pago Pago, where passengers will face fees of $130, and on flights to Papeete which will carry a $140 fuel surcharge.