Getting Here
Getting to Hawaiʻi is easy — just ask our more than 8.3 million annual visitors. More than 8.1 million of them arrived by air, thanks to the fact that Hawaiʻi is served by all major U.S. domestic airlines and a number of international carriers. Nearly half a million of our annual visitors travel to Hawaiʻi for meetings, conventions and incentives. Airfares to Hawaiʻi often have the lowest cost per mile of any destination worldwide!
Air Capacity
Naturally, Hawaiʻi has developed one of the most sophisticated air, ground and sea transportation networks in the world to accommodate those visitors, along with the roughly 15 million travelers who pass through Hawaiʻi on their way to destinations in Asia and the United States. Air capacity to Hawaiʻi’s airports continues to grow annually, with hundreds of weekly flights from mainland gateway cities and destinations around the globe:
- Air capacity to Air capacity to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Oʻahu – 7.9M+ seats
- Air capacity to Kahului Airport, Maui – 1.9M+ seats
- Air capacity to Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport, Hawaiʻi Island – 686,500+ seats
- Air capacity to Līhuʻe Airport, Kauaʻi – 654,000+ seats
Transportation On & Between Islands
Visitors to Hawaiʻi have a full range of ground transportation options on each island, including rental cars, shuttles, taxis and more. Travel between the islands is also easy to plan as part of your event or for your guests and attendees to coordinate on their own. In fact, travel between islands is a matter of everyday life for Hawaiʻi residents, especially between the islands of Maui Nui (Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi), reflected in the hundreds of flights and multiple ferries that run throughout the day and night.
