Main Terminal / Concourses at Honolulu HNL Airport
Honolulu Airport has three passenger terminals - an Overseas Terminal, an Interisland Terminal and a Commuter Terminal. Shuttle buses run 6am-10pm daily between Commuter, Interisland and Overseas Terminals.
NOTE: Honolulu International is urging passengers to arrive at the Airport at least two hours ahead of your scheduled overseas flight, or 90 minutes ahead of your inter-island flight. Should you need to park or rent a car, add another 30 minutes to your arrival time at the Airport.
Getting around: 1. Departing overseas passengers can, after security clearance, take a bus on the third level of the Overseas Terminal to their gate located either at Ewa or at Diamond Head Concourses. You can also walk from the Overseas Terminal to the Interisland Terminal (10-15 minutes) or to the Commuter terminal (another 5-10 minutes).
2. Arriving overseas passengers in either Ewa or Diamond Head concourses can take a bus outside their gates back to the main terminal or the Interisland Terminal. HOWEVER, all international arrivals (unless they completed US customs clearance by participating airports) need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes).
3. Passengers at the Interisland Terminal who check in for a Mainland flight in the Overseas Terminal can take a bus on the third level to get to their gate.
4. All three terminals are served the a shuttle bus.
1. The Overseas Terminal at Honolulu Airport, which is the Main Terminal, is on the right side of the main airport access road. It is intended for U.S. domestic & international destinations; boarding gates are shared by all airlines - there is no gate assignment. The new international arrivals corridor connects level 3 of the Ewa Concourse directly to the International Arrivals building and the rest of the airport. Outside the terminal are two city bus stops. The Overseas Terminal has three levels and three concourses:
The ground level has Baggage Claims H through D, with adjacent Customs & passport checks for international arrivals.
The second level has a Central Lobby with five ticketing/check-in areas, referred to as Lobbies 4 to 8 serve the following airlines: Lobby 4: Air Canada, Air New Zealand, Air Pacific, Alaska, ANA/Air Japan, China, Delta, Jetstar, Korean Air, Philippines, Qantas & WestJet. Lobby 5: Japan. Lobby 6: Omni Air, US Airways. Lobby 7: American, Continental. Lobby 8: United. All passengers arrive on the second level. Beyond the lobbies are security checkpoints 2 to 5, followed by amenities & services in each of the post-security areas, and leading to the Central Concourse. Airline lounges for Continental, Delta, Korean & Alaska airlines are located between security checkpoints 4 & 5.
The third level has a food court and airline lounges for: Japan (ANA), Air Canada, China, IASS & Philippine airlines.
The Central Concourse has an elevator, information desk, ATM machine, food & drink and shops in the center, with gates 14 to 23.
The Diamond Head Concourse (to the left) has an elevator, a bar, a gift shop, and gates 6 to 11, with Airline lounge for United & ANA on the third level near gate 9. Between the Diamond Head and the Central Concourse are gates 12 & 13 with a currency exchange. Between the Central Concourse and the Ewa Concourse are gates 24 & 25.
The Ewa Concourse (to the right) has a coffee shop & bar, an elevator and gates 26 to 34, with an Airline lounge for Qantas, American & Air New Zealand near Gate 26 on the 3rd floor. A currency exchange is near gates 12 and 13. Past the Ewa Concourse is a separate gateway with gates 49 to 53.
2. The Interisland Terminal at Honolulu Airport is located to the right of the main airport access road, and it connects by walkway to the Main Terminal & by escalator to the Commuter Terminal. This Terminal serves passengers of Hawaiian & Mokulele airlines. The Ground level is the baggage claim level, while the second level has Ticketing check-in lobbies 2 & 3 on either side of the entrance, with four security checkpoints leading to the waiting area with an ATM machine, Information booth, food & drink establishments, shops and the Hawaiian Lounge upstairs on the third floor. Past the waiting area are gates 54 to 61. Passengers arrive at the second level.
3. The Commuter Terminal at Honolulu Airport, which is across from Parking B, and north of the Interisland Terminal across from the US Post Office (by car, enter from main airport access road or from Aolele Street). This Terminal serves passengers of the following airlines: go!,Island Air, Mokulele & Pacific Wings. Inside it is connected to the Interisland Terminal by an escalator, has a Baggage Claim A and a Ticketing Check-in Lobby 1, with food & drink, a newsstand, and security checkpoint leading to gates 62 to 80. Passengers arrive at the ground level.
Services and amenities inside the terminals: Food & drink establishments, as well as shops are located in most terminal locations. Other services and amenities include airlines lounges, food & drink and retail & duty-free concessions, a business center, USO facilities, rental car counters, and a beautiful garden area where you can enjoy a quiet walk before boarding.
NOTE: Honolulu International is urging passengers to arrive at the Airport at least two hours ahead of your scheduled overseas flight, or 90 minutes ahead of your inter-island flight. Should you need to park or rent a car, add another 30 minutes to your arrival time at the Airport.
Getting around: 1. Departing overseas passengers can, after security clearance, take a bus on the third level of the Overseas Terminal to their gate located either at Ewa or at Diamond Head Concourses. You can also walk from the Overseas Terminal to the Interisland Terminal (10-15 minutes) or to the Commuter terminal (another 5-10 minutes).
2. Arriving overseas passengers in either Ewa or Diamond Head concourses can take a bus outside their gates back to the main terminal or the Interisland Terminal. HOWEVER, all international arrivals (unless they completed US customs clearance by participating airports) need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes).
3. Passengers at the Interisland Terminal who check in for a Mainland flight in the Overseas Terminal can take a bus on the third level to get to their gate.
4. All three terminals are served the a shuttle bus.
1. The Overseas Terminal at Honolulu Airport, which is the Main Terminal, is on the right side of the main airport access road. It is intended for U.S. domestic & international destinations; boarding gates are shared by all airlines - there is no gate assignment. The new international arrivals corridor connects level 3 of the Ewa Concourse directly to the International Arrivals building and the rest of the airport. Outside the terminal are two city bus stops. The Overseas Terminal has three levels and three concourses:
The ground level has Baggage Claims H through D, with adjacent Customs & passport checks for international arrivals.
The second level has a Central Lobby with five ticketing/check-in areas, referred to as Lobbies 4 to 8 serve the following airlines: Lobby 4: Air Canada, Air New Zealand, Air Pacific, Alaska, ANA/Air Japan, China, Delta, Jetstar, Korean Air, Philippines, Qantas & WestJet. Lobby 5: Japan. Lobby 6: Omni Air, US Airways. Lobby 7: American, Continental. Lobby 8: United. All passengers arrive on the second level. Beyond the lobbies are security checkpoints 2 to 5, followed by amenities & services in each of the post-security areas, and leading to the Central Concourse. Airline lounges for Continental, Delta, Korean & Alaska airlines are located between security checkpoints 4 & 5.
The third level has a food court and airline lounges for: Japan (ANA), Air Canada, China, IASS & Philippine airlines.
The Central Concourse has an elevator, information desk, ATM machine, food & drink and shops in the center, with gates 14 to 23.
The Diamond Head Concourse (to the left) has an elevator, a bar, a gift shop, and gates 6 to 11, with Airline lounge for United & ANA on the third level near gate 9. Between the Diamond Head and the Central Concourse are gates 12 & 13 with a currency exchange. Between the Central Concourse and the Ewa Concourse are gates 24 & 25.
The Ewa Concourse (to the right) has a coffee shop & bar, an elevator and gates 26 to 34, with an Airline lounge for Qantas, American & Air New Zealand near Gate 26 on the 3rd floor. A currency exchange is near gates 12 and 13. Past the Ewa Concourse is a separate gateway with gates 49 to 53.
2. The Interisland Terminal at Honolulu Airport is located to the right of the main airport access road, and it connects by walkway to the Main Terminal & by escalator to the Commuter Terminal. This Terminal serves passengers of Hawaiian & Mokulele airlines. The Ground level is the baggage claim level, while the second level has Ticketing check-in lobbies 2 & 3 on either side of the entrance, with four security checkpoints leading to the waiting area with an ATM machine, Information booth, food & drink establishments, shops and the Hawaiian Lounge upstairs on the third floor. Past the waiting area are gates 54 to 61. Passengers arrive at the second level.
3. The Commuter Terminal at Honolulu Airport, which is across from Parking B, and north of the Interisland Terminal across from the US Post Office (by car, enter from main airport access road or from Aolele Street). This Terminal serves passengers of the following airlines: go!,Island Air, Mokulele & Pacific Wings. Inside it is connected to the Interisland Terminal by an escalator, has a Baggage Claim A and a Ticketing Check-in Lobby 1, with food & drink, a newsstand, and security checkpoint leading to gates 62 to 80. Passengers arrive at the ground level.
Services and amenities inside the terminals: Food & drink establishments, as well as shops are located in most terminal locations. Other services and amenities include airlines lounges, food & drink and retail & duty-free concessions, a business center, USO facilities, rental car counters, and a beautiful garden area where you can enjoy a quiet walk before boarding.
