BI --> Kauai flights?
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Reply to dolciani: Have you been to Hawaii? No problem anyway, having admitted to staying at the HBR hotel and liking it, I am no stranger to controversy. Mucho mahalos about the correcction. Aloha!
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Also flew on Aloha from BI to Kauai without going through Honolulu. You can grab a flight from one island to another without going to Honolulu. Check out either Aloha or Hawaiian Air for schedules of times.
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I just bought tickets from Kona to Lihue last week. Aloha and Hawaiian don't offer any non-stops from Big Island to Kauai. They all stop either in Honolulu and sometimes Maui.
Here are the links to the schedules
http://www.hatimetable.com/hawaiian.pdf
http://www.alohaairlines.com/aq/fs3/Inter060103.pdf
Here are the links to the schedules
http://www.hatimetable.com/hawaiian.pdf
http://www.alohaairlines.com/aq/fs3/Inter060103.pdf
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Well Alexis may be right. We flew BI to Lihue right after Sept 11 so everything was crazy anyway. Our flights kept changing so maybe at that time they didn't go to Honolulu but they may do so normally.
If you do stop at least you don't have to change planes.
If you do stop at least you don't have to change planes.
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I have yet to see direct flights without stopping off in HNL first. It keeps me on Kauai every year when I am only in the state for two weeks. Just sucks up too much of my short time in Hawaii. Let us know if this has changed!
Hi SUZIE
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No, there are no nonstops between Lihue and Hilo or Kona. Some of the flights are "direct" which means you dont have to change planes when you land in Honolulu; you stay on board while they collect new passengers.
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Direct doesn't mean nonstop; it means there is a stop but you dont change planes.
Nonstop means there are no stops. There hasn't been a nonstop from Lihue to the Big Island for at least 5 years.
It is a real pain if you have to be in Kona at 8AM for a business meeting! If you look on the airline skeds, there are hardly even any nonstops between Maui and the Big Island which means you are actually flying in the opposite direction to Honolulu to change planes, then you fly over Maui on the way to the BI.
Nonstop means there are no stops. There hasn't been a nonstop from Lihue to the Big Island for at least 5 years.
It is a real pain if you have to be in Kona at 8AM for a business meeting! If you look on the airline skeds, there are hardly even any nonstops between Maui and the Big Island which means you are actually flying in the opposite direction to Honolulu to change planes, then you fly over Maui on the way to the BI.