Inter-Island Flights from Honolulu
The Hawaiian Islands are served by three inter-island airlines: Hawaiian Airlines, Island Air, and Pacific Wings. To view their routes and schedules, click on one of the links below:
Go Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
Island Air
Pacific Wings

Inter-Island Ferry Service – Hawaii Superferry
Hawaii Superferry offers daily service for you and your rental car between Honolulu, Oahu and Kahului, Maui. Click on the link below for route and schedule information, port locations, and travel tips:
Hawaii Superferry

If you are flying with Hawaiian Airlines from Honolulu to a Neighbor Island, you will depart from the Inter-Island Terminal, immediately adjacent and connected to the Main Terminal. If you are flying with Island Air or Pacific Wings from Honolulu to the Neighbor Islands, you will depart from the Commuter Terminal, a one-story building separated from the adjacent Inter-Island Terminal Building by a surface parking lot.

To get to the Inter-Island or Commuter Terminal at Honolulu International Airport:
• The free Wiki-Wiki (Hawaiian for fast, speedy) Shuttle at the Honolulu International Airport provides transportation to and from the departure gates and the Main Terminal and between terminal buildings. Look for signs directing you to the Wiki-Wiki Shuttle.

• It’s a 10- to 15-minute walk from the Main Terminal to the Inter-Island Terminal. There will be signs directing you to INTER-ISLAND FLIGHTS, HAWAIIAN.

• The Commuter Terminal is a 2- to 5-minute walk beyond the Inter-Island Terminal.

• Courtesy phones in the Main Terminal, Inter-Island Terminal, and Commuter Terminal are accessible except between the hours of 12:30 a.m. and 4:00 a.m.

Flights from the Islands of Kauai, Hawaii (Big Island), Maui, Molokai and Lani:
Each principal Neighbor Island airport features just one commercial-flight terminal building. Walking distances are short enough that routine shuttle services on airport grounds are not offered.