Hawaiian Airlines has resumed its seasonal Airbus A330 flights between Hawaii and New Zealand, strengthening cultural ties. As a result, this route now reconnects both regions, offering seamless travel with a unique Hawaiian charm.
Additionally, the route highlights the strong bond between Hawaii and New Zealand, spanning 4,400 miles of ocean. Hawaiian Airlines has operated the service since 2013, continuously building a cultural bridge. Furthermore, it provides travelers with the chance to explore both landscapes and warm hospitality.
On November 18, Hawaiian Airlines marked the return of the seasonal service with Flight HA446. The Airbus A330-200 departed Auckland at midnight and completed the 8-hour, 17-minute journey to Honolulu. Consequently, the early morning arrival allows passengers to easily connect to other Hawaiian Islands or explore O’ahu.
Moreover, Hawaiian Airlines will run three weekly flights until April 2025, with convenient schedules designed to maximize time in both cities. In addition, the airline now offers complimentary Starlink WiFi, allowing passengers to stay connected during the flight. Powered by SpaceX, this service enables passengers to browse, stream, and work seamlessly across the Pacific.
When passengers arrive in Honolulu, they can easily connect to over 140 destinations across Hawaiian Airlines’ network. For example, they can visit cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Las Vegas, or travel to Central America for unique adventures.
As the seasonal service resumes, Hawaiian Airlines strengthens its role in Pacific travel. Travelers can now enjoy the best of both destinations, making the journey both memorable and comfortable.
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