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From Detroit to Hawaii
There's nothing like a bone-chilling Michigan winter to make you dream of Hawaii. From the white sand of Papohaku Beach to the sizzling restaurant scene in Honolulu, the six islands of Aloha encourage visitors to taste, try and explore. For a truly memorable experience, visit the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory at dusk, where you can watch the molten lava of Kilauea Volcano flow into the ocean while the sun sets. Or learn to surf in Kahalu’u Bay, where the waves at low tide are calm enough for beginners. During the Vans Triple Crown, watch the world's best pro surfers compete on Oahu's North Shore.
What are the most popular airlines that fly from Detroit to Hawaii?
The most popular airlines flying from Detroit to Hawaii are American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. Something to consider prior to booking your flight.
What are the most popular routes from Detroit to Hawaii?
The most popular route from Detroit to Hawaii is Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County - Honolulu. You may also consider Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County - Kahului or Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County - Kona Intl.
What are the cheapest Flights from Detroit to Hawaii?
While on average a flight from Detroit to Hawaii is generally $774, our data shows the cheapest flight currently is $356. When looking at the most popular route, (Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County - Honolulu), you can expect to pay $491 for that flight.
How popular is this flight route?
The Detroit to Hawaii flight path was viewed by 197 users in the past month. Keep an eye out for changes in search interest prior to high and low season.
How long is the flight from Detroit to Hawaii?
The trip from Detroit, MI to Hawaii typically takes about 12 hours and includes a stopover. Flights with two or more stopovers can take upwards of 18 hours.
Which airlines operate flights from Detroit to Hawaii?
You won't find any airline that flies nonstop from Detroit to Hawaii, however, several airlines fly both legs of the trip, including American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta and Alaska Airlines.
How frequent are flights between Detroit and Hawaii?
Dozens of flights depart daily from Detroit to Hawaii with a stopover or two along the way. Opt for an early morning departure to avoid arriving in Hawaii late at night.
Which airports serve Detroit to Hawaii?
The Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County airport is the city's primary airport. Most flights to Hawaii from the continental U.S. fly into the Honolulu International Airport on the island of Oahu. From there, you can take a short flight to Maui, Kauai or the Big Island.
Which direct flight route between Detroit and Hawaii is cheapest?
American Airlines offers the lowest price on flights from Detroit to Hawaii. However, most airlines don't fly direct from the Detroit metro region. For nonstop service, search flights departing from Chicago's O'Hare International airport.
Located in the Great Lakes region, Detroit's skyscrapers and historic architecture are a world away from the lush tropical landscape and inviting Pacific waters of Hawaii. If you're looking to beat the crowds, consider traveling during May or October, when deals abound and the weather is neither too hot, nor particularly rainy. Plan at least one activity that you can't find back home. The azure waters of Hulopoe Bay on the island of Lanai are home to spinner dolphins, a sight you'd be hard-pressed to find in Lake Erie.
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