Kona International Airport KOA is an airport serving the big island of Hawaii. KOA Airport is situated approximately four miles to the northwest of Kailua-Kona’s city center. Currently, the airport transports about 2.6 million passengers annually. The largest airline carrier at KOA is Hawaiian Airlines.
KOA Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. There are ten airlines that fly in and out of KOA serving several domestic locations. Top destinations from Kona Airport are Honolulu, Los Angeles and Kahului.
At Kona International Airport there is an array of dining options such as the Laniakea by Centerplate. If it is books and magazines on your list there is a News Stand. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from KOA Airport has never been easier with options including taxis, car rentals, pre-arranged and shuttles available. If staying near Kona International Airport there are over 20 hotel and motel options within 14 miles of the airport.
Lihue Airport LIH is an airport serving the island of Kauai in the state of Hawaii. LIH Airport is located on the southeast part of the island. Currently, the airport transports about 2.5 million annually. The largest airline carrier at LIH is Hawaiian Airlines.
LIH Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. There are nine airlines that fly in and out of LIH serving several domestic locations. Top destinations from Lihue Airport are Honolulu, Los Angeles and Kahului.
At Lihue Airport there is an array of dining and retail options. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services, shoeshine, recharging stations and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from LIH Airport has never been easier with options including taxis, car rentals, buses and pre-arranged transport available. If staying near Lihue Airport there are over ten hotel and motel options within three miles of the airport.
Honolulu International Airport is classified as on of the busiest airports in the United States with a volume of more than 21 million passengers a year and growing. As the main hub for all air traffic into Hawaii, the Honolulu airport sees the bulk of all passengers traveling to the islands from all over the world. HLN Airport also shares the grounds with Hickam Air Force Base.
At its opening in 1927 the airport bore a namesake from World War I naval officer John Rodgers. John Rodgers Airport was the first airport in Hawaii, aside from the small landing strips planes had previously used. By 1946 the airport was returned to the Territory of Hawaii from the Navy who had previous control. The next year the airports names changed to Honolulu Airport and in 1951 “International” was added to the official name.
The airport is located on the island of Oahu, three miles from the central business district. Hawaiian Airlines calls HNL its home and many passengers take connection flights from Honolulu to other islands on Hawaiian airlines planes. HNL also services flights to the continental United States as well as many international flights including Japan, South Korea, Tahiti, Samoa, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Direct flights to several Asian and Pacific Rim destinations are offered from the airport.
HNL Airport is accessible via H-1 Interstate Freeway and passengers can get there by car, taxi, bus and shuttle. Being in a prime tourist location, there are endless options for travelers when it comes to hotel accommodations on the island. If staying close to the airport there are three options within a mile including the Ohana Honolulu Airport Hotel, the Best Western Plaza Hotel Honolulu and the Castle Pacific Marina Inn Honolulu.
Hilo International Airport ITO is an airport serving the Hilo, Hawaii metropolitan area. Currently, the airport transports about 1.2 million passengers annually. The largest airline carrier at ITO is Hawaiian Airlines.
ITO Airport has a variety of parking options including short-term and long-term. There are four airlines that fly in and out of ITO serving several domestic locations. Top destinations from Hilo International Airport are Honolulu, Kahului and Los Angeles.
At Hilo International Airport there is an array of dining and retail options. In terms of services there are ATMs, postal services, shoeshine, recharging stations and Wi-Fi.
Getting to and from ITO Airport has never been easier with options including taxis, car rentals and shuttles available. If staying near Hilo International Airport there are over seven hotel and motel options within seven miles of the airport.
