Aloha Airlines Inc

If you are flying to Hawaii and are looking for cheap yet comfortable airline, May i suggest Aloha airlines. Its an awesome airline for people with budget in mind. The only problem is that it flies from limited places. But if you fly from one of the locations where it flies from, You can save a load of money by flying Aloha. It connects to all islands in Hawaii like the Big Island, Maui, lanai, Oahu and inter-island fare can be as low as $29. I strongly recommend this flight if you want to save money and fly comfortably. http://www.alohaair.com/ more

One of the reasons that I fly with Aloha Airlines is because of their website and newsletters. I always get e-mails when they have special airline rates to the neighbor islands or to the mainland. It comes in handy when you want to fly to Honolulu or if you plan to fly to California during the summer. Their website is very easy to navigate. You can purchase airline tickets online as long as you have your aloha airlines number. If you purchase your tickets online then you can check in at their kiosks located at the Aloha Airlines check in area. Its very easy to use their kiosks and you can bypass long lines. more

I prefer Aloha Airlines over Hawaiian Airlines. It seems to me that Aloha Airlines boards their passengers faster and I feel like I can zip through their lines a lot faster. The planes are small and fast. I love the Aloha Airlines website because it is easy to make reservations online and I can use their kiosk at the airport. Most of the ticket agents at the airport have the "aloha spirit." more

Aloha and Hawaiian are the interisland carriers you are just about forced to use. Which ones better? The one that fits your schedule. They both cost about the same, service is about the same and flights interisland are all under an hour so there's not need to worry about comfort. I use Aloha because I have a mileage credit card with a banking partner of theirs. They are fairly accomodating when you need to use the mileage. They even allowed me to change a mainland flight... after paying a sizeable fee of course. more

Aloha Airlines is one of the state's two primary interisland carriers, the other being Hawaiian Airlines. The two are actually pretty similar: both fly interisland and to the west coast; both have all-jet fleets; and both have struggled financially (Aloha is undergoing restructuring while Hawaiian is just emerging from restructuring). Aloha used to have the better reputation of innovation (drive-through check-in, for example) and efficiency, but recent turmoil in the industry has eroded those advantages. Now, the decision on which carrier to use seems to come down to when you need to fly -- both airlines reduced their schedules to eliminate the overlap in their schedules. TIP: You can redeem United miles for a round-trip ticket on Aloha. At this time, it's 5,000 United miles for a round-trip, but that's subject to change, of course. more