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Hawaiian Airlines
is offering a new selection of special air fares from throughout Australia to Honolulu and the beautiful neighbour islands
of Maui, Kauai and The Big Island of Hawaii.
The new fares are available for immediate departures, with levels offered for the low, shoulder and high seasons right through until 30
November this year. All bookings and payments must be completed by 25 February.
“Whether you’re waiting for school holidays to end, or are planning well ahead for a holiday later in the year, our new fares offer a wide
range of options to visit tropical Hawaii from right now,” said Scott Cammell, Sales and Marketing Manager Australia for Hawaiian Airlines.
“We offer great fares and convenient evening departures from Sydney each Sunday, Wednesday and Friday,” said Mr Cammell. “And for
passengers from other parts of Australia, we’ve joined with Virgin Blue to include competitive fares to and from Hawaii, via Sydney.”
The table below lists low season fares from various cities around Australia, using Hawaiian’s Wednesday evening flights. Taxes and
surcharges are included, and correct (as of today), but are subject to change without notice.
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Wednesdays from: |
to Honolulu |
to Maui |
to Kauai |
to The Big Island |
|
Sydney |
$993 |
$1143 |
$1143 |
$1143 |
|
Melbourne |
$1093 |
$1243 |
$1243 |
$1243 |
|
Brisbane |
$1093 |
$1243 |
$1243 |
$1243 |
|
Hobart |
$1193 |
$1343 |
$1343 |
$1343 |
|
Launceston |
$1193 |
$1343 |
$1343 |
$1343 |
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Adelaide |
$1293 |
$1443 |
$1443 |
$1443 |
|
Perth |
$1493 |
$1643 |
$1643 |
$1643 |
Low season fares apply for travel in February, March and November 2007. Shoulder season fares are available for travel from now until
31 January, 01 April – 16 June and 18 July – 31 October 2007. High season fares apply for travel between 17 June and 17 July 2007.
Hawaiian Airlines flight 452 departs Sydney each Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evening, enabling passengers from interstate and from
regional NSW to make same-day connections. The overnight flight takes approximately 9 hours and 40 minutes, enabling passengers to
arrive mid-morning into Honolulu, and be on world-famous Waikiki Beach by early afternoon, or to connect with onward Hawaiian Airlines
flights to the neighbour islands.
Through the partnership with Virgin Blue, passengers from around Australia can travel on both airlines with one ticket. They can also
check their luggage all the way to Honolulu when they check in for their Virgin Blue connection flight to Sydney. And on arrival in Sydney,
there is an airside transfer bus from within the Virgin Blue terminal direct to the international terminal.
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