Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled its winter flight schedule, offering travelers several sun destinations, in addition to a diversified offering to a popular winter destination for Americans: Tokyo.
Sunshine from Honolulu
Hawaiian Airlines, the largest U.S. carrier specializing in low-cost flights, is adding a daily frequency between Honolulu and Los Angeles. This service will operate between November 21 and December 1, and again between December 19 and January 6 of next year. This offer will allow even more vacationers to escape the harsh winter weather.
“Every year, Americans are increasingly interested in sun vacations, which is why Hawaiian Airlines is very pleased to expand its offerings this year to Honolulu to satisfy their desire for discovery,” explains Joe Sprague, CEO of Hawaiian Airlines.
From Honolulu, Hawaiian Airlines plans to add an additional flight to Seattle, which will benefit from six daily flights between November 30th and April 26th. Seattle is renowned for its fine dining, not to mention its outdoor activities and seaside.
Next, the American low-cost airline will serve Sydney, Australia’s iconic city. With its spectacular beaches and picturesque buildings, Sydney is sure to please travelers seeking history and relaxation. These two new destinations, renowned as popular embarkation ports for ocean voyages, will serve as departure points for several new cruise packages,” concludes Sprague.
Aircraft change on the Seattle-Tokyo route
Starting in January and continuing through mid-April of next year, Hawaiian Airlines will replace its Airbus A330 (used on this route) with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, featuring cabins equipped with the new Leihoku Suites featuring lie-flat seats.