What airlines are at terminal 1 in Honolulu airport?

Terminal 2, formerly known as the 'Overseas Terminal,' handles all international connections and some mainland domestic flights. Terminal 1, often referred to as the 'Interisland Terminal,' exclusively services domestic Hawaiian Airlines flights within the state and the U.S. mainland.



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Passengers can walk between terminals 1 and 2, either before or after security, in 5 to 15 minutes, depending on the gate.

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Terminal 2, formerly known as the 'Overseas Terminal,' handles all international connections and some mainland domestic flights. Terminal 1, often referred to as the 'Interisland Terminal,' exclusively services domestic Hawaiian Airlines flights within the state and the U.S. mainland.

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Walking. Passengers can walk between Terminals 1 and 2 in 5 to 15 minutes, depending on what airline lobby or concourse you need to reach. It's not possible to walk to Terminal 3, and passengers must ride the terminal shuttle bus.

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A 10-15 minute walk: This is a 10-15 minute walk from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1. There will be signs directing you to “Interisland Flights”.

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Afternoons/Evenings. The afternoons and evenings at Honolulu International Airport can also be quite busy, especially during the peak travel seasons. From around 3 PM to 6 PM, there is a significant increase in passenger traffic as many flights depart for various destinations.

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Muchly appreciated. Easily walkable. If you don't feel like walking, take the free airport transit train. But the terminals are adjacent to each other, so unless you have lots of luggage or mobility issues, shouldn't be a problem.

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Customs and Immigration can take 2 1/2 to 3 hours--and the sub is not near the airport. Most folks allow 3 hrs. to get from the plane through customs. A sub tour at 2:00pm probably isn't feasible. You will need to allow time to get out of the airport and into Waikiki, which will take at least 30 min.

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The city bus would work for you because you wouldn't have any luggage and it's $2.75, so it's one of the cheapest ways to get into Waikiki. Keep in mind it is a city bus, so there are frequent stops. It would take you about an hour to get from the airport to Waikiki.

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Check in yourself and any travel companions for your flight. Pay fees for your check-in bags. Select, change or upgrade your seat. Download your mobile boarding pass, no printing needed — boarding passes will automatically update with any changes.

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