Florida Now Has A Non-Stop Flight To Hawaii

Author Mason Dixon

December 10th, 2020 11:19 AM

Coming in March, you will be able to fly to our 50th state from Florida.

The flight, a 10 hour, 45 minute trip aboard Hawaiian Airlines, travels from Orlando to Honolulu. Normally, flights with one stop routinely take 13-14 hours. It’s the only non-stop flight to Hawaii from Florida. The airline will begin offering the flight twice per week beginning March 11.

Flights departing Orlando will take place Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8:15 a.m. and return to Florida from Honolulu on Thursdays and Sundays.

Guests will get to enjoy Hawai’ian inspired complimentary meals. The first-class section features 18 “lie-flat leather seats”. The 68 Economy Class seats have “extra legroom and enhanced amentities”. The Main Cabin seats make up the remaining 192 seats.

Prices for flights begin at $497 for Basic Main Cabin.

Orlando joins Austin, Texas and Ontario, California with new flights to Hawai’i.
[Source: Hawaiian Airlines]

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