Yes, Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) in Honolulu is a large and bustling hub, ranking as one of the busiest airports in the United States in 2026. It covers over 4,700 acres of land—significantly larger than the entire Waikiki resort area—and features four active runways, including the famous 12,000-foot "Reef Runway," which was the world's first major offshore runway. HNL serves as the primary gateway to the Hawaiian Islands, handling over 21 million passengers annually. The airport consists of three main terminals (Terminal 1 for Hawaiian Airlines, Terminal 2 for international and other domestic carriers, and Terminal 3 for small commuter lines). In 2026, navigating HNL has been improved by the "Wiki Wiki" shuttle bus system and new electric trams that transport passengers between the distant gates and baggage claims. Despite its tropical, open-air aesthetic with garden courtyards, the sheer scale of the gates and the heavy volume of trans-Pacific traffic make it a formidable and "big" airport by any global standard.