"Have fun" with new Le’a Le’a air fares to Hawaii
Hawaii has just become more affordable with Hawaiian Airlines’ new Le’A Le’A (Have Fun!) air fares from 20 Australian destinations to Honolulu and the tropical neighbour islands of Maui, Kauai and The Big Island of Hawaii.
The Le’A Le’A (Have Fun) fares start at just AUD$799 per person from Sydney to Honolulu, plus taxes of approximately $360, which vary according to the date of travel and the destinations visited and are for sale from today, 08 March 2008.
Hawaiian Airlines has also introduced Le’A Le’A (Have Fun) fares from other Australian destinations, in partnership with domestic airline partner Virgin Blue.
“Hawaii has always been attractive to Australians for its sun, surf, sightseeing and culture,†said recently appointed Sherilyn Robinson, Manager, Sales and Marketing Australia for Hawaiian Airlines.
“Combined with the strong Australian Dollar, these competitive new air fares also make Hawaii even greater value for money.â€
Ms Robinson said the airline’s choice of Hawaiian terms such as “Le’A Le’A†reflected not only the deep local culture of Hawaii, but the airline’s integral role in the Hawaiian community.
“We are not just an airline flying to Hawaii,†said Ms Robinson. “We launched our services 79 years ago, linking the islands of Hawaii, and later the US mainland and international destinations. Our cabin crews are Hawaiian. Our inflight service is Hawaiian.” “No airline knows Hawaii like we do.â€
The selection of fares quoted below includes taxes and charges, correct as at 08 March, 2008. All are based on Wednesday departures from Australia in the low season, from 01-30 November . Taxes can change without notice.
|
From
|
to Honolulu |
to Maui |
to Kauai |
to Big Island |
|
Sydney |
$1,159 |
$1,321 |
$1,321 |
$1,321 |
|
Melbourne |
$1,337 |
$1,501 |
$1,501 |
$1,501 |
|
Brisbane |
$1,307 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
|
Canberra |
$1,307 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
|
Gold Coast |
$1,307 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
$1,471 |
|
Hobart |
$1,497 |
$1,661 |
$1,661 |
$1,661 |
|
Launceston |
$1,497 |
$1,661 |
$1,661 |
$1,661 |
|
Adelaide |
$1,508 |
$1,672 |
$1,672 |
$1,672 |
|
Perth |
$1,659 |
$1,823 |
$1,823 |
$1,823 |
A range of special fares is also available from these destinations and others for travel in the shoulder season between 23 April –16 June and 21 July- 31 August, and again for the high season from 17-26 June.
Bookings must be made by 02 May. Fares are subject to seat availability on the dates requested, and some conditions apply.
For passengers connecting via Sydney with Virgin Blue, luggage can be checked all the way to Honolulu from the domestic point of embarkation, and a free shuttle service is provided for outbound passengers between the Virgin Blue terminal in Sydney and the international terminal.
Hawaiian Airlines is also a partner in Velocity, the Virgin Blue loyalty programme, enabling Velocity members to earn or redeem points on Hawaiian Airlines flights.
For more information or to make a booking call Hawaiian’s toll free number 1300 669 106 and for more information about Hawaiian Airlines, visit www.hawaiianair.com.au.
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