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HNL → OGG
Which side of the plane to sit from Daniel K Inouye International Airport (Honolulu) to Kahului Airport (Kahului)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side provides a superior vantage point for the iconic Honolulu coastline, Diamond Head crater, and the dramatic, world-record-holding sea cliffs of Molokai's north shore.
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Waikiki & Honolulu
A stunning aerial view of the city skyline and the famous blue waters of Waikiki Beach immediately after takeoff.
Diamond Head Crater
A direct look down into the interior of Hawaii's most famous volcanic landmark.
Molokai Sea Cliffs
The highest sea cliffs in the world, rising over 3,000 feet directly from the Pacific Ocean.
West Maui Mountains
Lush, serrated ridges and deep green valleys of Mauna Kahalawai as you approach Kahului.
Book a window seat on the left (Port) side for the most iconic views. Mid-morning flights are ideal as the sun illuminates the north shore cliffs of Molokai. Keep your camera ready shortly after takeoff from HNL for Diamond Head.
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Molokai South Reef
The longest continuous fringing reef in the United States, visible through the turquoise water.
Lanai
Views of the 'Pineapple Isle' and its rugged coastline across the Pailolo Channel.
Maalaea Bay
The large bay between West and East Maui, often dotted with boats.
Hanauma Bay
A clear view of the protected volcanic bay and coral formations on the edge of Oahu.
The right side is better for spotting Lanai and the vast fringing reefs of southern Molokai. During whale season (December to May), watch the channels between the islands for splashes and breaches.
Book Hotels in KahuluiDistance: 162 km (101 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 16 min
Departure: HNL (21.32062, -157.924228)
Arrival: OGG (20.8986, -156.429993)
Route Type: Domestic
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