Hilo International Airport ITO serves the Island of Hawaii - also referred to as the "Big Island" - the least populated and the largest island in the Hawaiian island chain, whose main attraction is the Kilauea Volcano and its pristine beaches.

The Airport is located two miles east of Hilo, Hawaii - on the Big Island's rainy eastern shore. To get to the Airport use Highway 11 (Hawaii Belt Road/Kanoelehua Av.) from either the North or South; turn east onto Airport Road (Kekuanaoa Street) and drive east about two miles.

With an estimated 1.3 million passengers in 2011, Hilo Internatiol Airport is served by inter-island airlines Go! and Island Air, as well as by Hawaiian Airlines. Hilo Airport also serves as a general aviation airport

The passenger terminal at Hilo International Airport is at the southern edge of the Airport. (For detailed terminal information, click on 'Terminal Map'.) 

If you are picking up a passenger at the Airport, use the free Cell Phone Lot for up to one hour . Stay with your car until your party has called you to be picked up at the curb.

Other parking options at Hilo International Airport: Short- and long-term parking is available in the nearby lots.  Automatic ticket dispensers issue parking tickets at the entrance to the parking area - present the ticket to the cashier as you exit--make sure to have your ticket, cash or credit card ready. Also, write down the lot, level and location of your car on your ticket and take it with you--don't leave it on your car's dashboard. For more parking information call 808-969-6642.

To get from Hilo International Airport to your destination, you can rent a car, take a taxi or use a hotel shuttle - there is no public shuttle to downtown Hilo.

• Address:
  1363 Mokuea Street
  Hilo, HI 96720
  United States
• Website for Hilo: http://hawaii.gov/ito
• Email Address: airhawaii@hawaii.gov
• Phone: (808) 961-9300
• View Terminal Map