How Strict Is Hawaiian Airlines Carry-On?

GENERAL RULE. You are limited to one (1) carry-on bag and one (1) personal item on any flights that we operate, except as stated otherwise in this Contract of Carriage,

Carry-on bag, Your allotted carry-on bag must fit safely under the seat in front of you or in an approved overhead compartment and is subject to the following additional conditions :

not to exceed 9L x 14W x 22H or 45 linear inches (114 cm) (length + width + height); limited to 25 pounds (11 kg).

NOTE: We reserve the right to stow any carry-on baggage in the cargo compartment of the aircraft when necessary based on aircraft type, size of storage units, and storage availability in our sole discretion. Personal Item : Your allotted personal item must be small enough to fit safely under the seat in front of you. Personal items are generally such things as a purse, briefcase, laptop computer, small backpack, or similar piece. In each case, it must fit safely under the seat in front of you.

EXCEPTIONS TO THE GENERAL RULE.

Musical instrument. One musical instrument may be taken onboard as your allotted one carry-on bag regardless of size if (i) it can be safely stowed in an approved carry-on stowage location and (ii) space is available upon boarding the aircraft. Assistive Devices, Any assistive device carried onboard the aircraft for use by that qualified individual with a disability is not subject to any size or quantity limitation provided (i) it can be safely stowed in an approved carry-on stowage location and (ii) space is available upon boarding the aircraft. Ancillary Items. We will allow you to carry onboard the following ancillary items in addition to your allotted carry-on baggage at no extra charge, subject to any safety restrictions and space availability:

a handbag or pocketbook; an overcoat, jacket or wrap; a small foot rug; an umbrella or walking stick; a camera and/or a pair of binoculars; a reasonable amount of reading matter for the flight; and food (includes baby food) for consumption on the flight.

OTHER ITEMS.

Child Restraint Seats and Booster Seats.

Generally Counts as Carry-on Bag, A child restraint seat or booster seat may be taken onboard the aircraft, shall count against your allotted carry-on baggage allowance, and is subject to any space and storage limitations of the aircraft, provided, however, that a child restraint seat that (i) meets the requirements of Rule 12(E)(1) and (ii) is used for the duration of the flight, shall not count against your allotted carry-on baggage allowance. Use on Aircraft, See Rule 12(E) for conditions and restrictions on the use of a child restraint seats and booster seats on our aircraft.

Strollers.

Traveling with Child Using Stroller, We will allow you to carry a stroller onboard the aircraft without counting against your allotted carry-on baggage allowance if:

you are traveling with a child using the stroller; and there is room on the aircraft for the stroller to be stowed safely beneath the seat in front of you or in and overhead compartment.

If your stroller cannot be accommodated on the cabin of our aircraft, we will accept it for travel in the baggage compartment as a gate checked item. Upon arrival, we will return your stroller to you at the arrival gate. Stroller Only, If you are not traveling with a child using the stroller, we will allow you to carry a stroller onboard the aircraft in lieu of one of your carry-on items if there is room on the aircraft for the stroller to be stowed safely beneath the seat in front of you or in an overhead compartment. If your stroller cannot be accommodated in the cabin of our aircraft, we will accept it for travel in the baggage compartment as a gate checked item to your final destination, where you may retrieve it at the baggage claim area.

Wagons, Carts, and Similar Items. Wagons, carts, and other similar items that do not meet the requirements of Rule 17A above will not be accepted for travel in the cabin of our aircraft. You must check these items to your final destination as baggage at one of our kiosks or ticket counters in the airport lobby and pay any applicable baggage fees.

you identify the package to one of our representatives upon your initial check in; you clearly mark or label the package “Dry Ice” or “Carbon Dioxide Solid” and include the weight of the dry ice; and the package the dry ice is contained in allows for the release of gas pressure during transport.

Other Items Not Addressed Above. There may be an occasion where you would like to carry onboard an item that would otherwise be acceptable for travel, except for it being too fragile or bulky to be placed in an overhead bin or under the seat in front of you.

Bulkhead Seats Must be Available, For safety reasons, any seated item must be carried in a bulkhead seat. Thus, there must be two adjoining bulkhead seats available – one for you and one for your seated item. Seat Purchase Required, You must pay for the extra seat for your seated item. We will charge you 100% of the then applicable adult fare. As a result, you will be entitled to same amenities for that additional purchased seat you are with respect to your own seat. This includes any meals, mileage credit, and baggage allowances applicable to the fare and itinerary. However, for mileage credit to be credited to your account for the extra seat, you must contact the HawaiianMiles department after travel is completed. Properly Secured, You must be able to properly secure your seated item in the aircraft seat next to you.

NOTE: We are not liable for any damages to any seated items.

RESTRICTED ITEMS. See Rule 18(F) for a list of restricted items that apply to both carry-on baggage and checked baggage and any related exceptions. FIREARMS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS OR DIPLOMATIC COURIERS. We may allow certain authorized persons e.g., a law enforcement officer or diplomatic courier, to be permitted to retain custody of his/her firearm or taser/electroshock weapon, and any ammunition upon duly identifying himself/herself to one of our agents at the time of check in.

Do they weigh carry-on bags Hawaiian Airlines?

How strict is Hawaiian Airlines with carry-on weight? – It’s rare for airlines to investigate the weight of your carry-on bag. With that said, it’s worth weighing your bag just in case – as you might be caught up and so you should try and stick within the 25 lbs / 11kg where possible.

Can you have a backpack and a carry-on Hawaiian Airlines?

What is Hawaiian Airlines’ (HA) carry-on baggage policy? – Hawaiian Airlines (HA) allows 1 carry-on bag and 1 personal item (purse, briefcase, laptop bag) per passenger fee free. Carry-on should not exceed the following size and weight restrictions:

45 linear inches (22 x 14 x 9 in) or 115 centimeters (56 x 36 x 23 cm) including handles and wheels. Fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of you. Personal item should be of proper size to fit under the seat in front of you A jacket, umbrella, diaper bag, duty free items, and assistive devices (wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, strollers, child restraint seats, etc.) do not count towards your carry-on allowance.

NOTE: Bulkhead seats do not have under seat storage, therefore, all carry-on baggage must be stowed in the overhead bin during take-off and landing.

What is not allowed in carry-on luggage Hawaiian Airlines?

It can be difficult to keep up with the latest rules for what you can and can’t bring. We’ve put together this list for some of the more common restricted items.

Common restricted items

Recalled batteries and devices – Lithium batteries recalled by the manufacturer/vendor must not be carried aboard aircraft or packed in baggage. Battery-powered devices recalled because of lithium battery safety concerns also should not be carried aboard aircraft or packed in baggage unless the device or its battery has been replaced, repaired or otherwise made safe per manufacturer/vendor instructions. The FAA and your airline may offer further public guidance on individual recalled products. Product recall information is available at http://www.cpsc.gov/recalls, Learn more,

Seat accessories – Devices such as footrests and child beds which attach to aircraft seats, fit between the seats, or block access to the aisle may not be used onboard. They may be carried on but may not be used onboard.

International travel with powder-like substances (spices, coffee, powdered milk, etc.) – If you are entering the U.S. on an International flight, you are limited to 12 oz. (350 mL) of powder-like substance in your carry-on bag. Larger amounts may be allowed after additional screening. Powders over 12 oz. (350 mL) may also be placed in your checked bag. (Domestic flights and PPG-HNL flights are not affected.)

Smart bags – “Smart bags” with lithium-ion batteries will not be accepted as checked or carry-on bags unless the battery can be removed. Checked bags must have their batteries removed and carried in the cabin. Learn more.

Liquids, gels, and aerosols – Containers less than 3.4 oz (100 mL) may be placed in a transparent quart-sized bag and packed in your carry-on. Larger containers must be packed in your checked luggage. Hairspray and insect repellent are allowed.

Alcohol over 24% – Each guest may transport up to 5 liters in checked luggage. Containers must be original retail packaging and no larger than 5 liters. Note : beverages over 70% alcohol by volume are not accepted.

Poi, yogurt, chili, jams and jellies, etc. – Large containers of non-solid foods should be securely packed in your checked bag. Only small containers less than 3.4 oz. (100 mL) may be carried on. Exception : baby food sufficient for the flight may be carried on.

Ice – Ice is not accepted in carry-on or checked bags. Reusable gel packs should be used instead. Dry ice is permitted when packed according to FAA rules. Keep in mind that styrofoam coolers are not allowed as check-in items.

Camping equipment – Stoves, fuel, and fuel canisters are never accepted, even if new, unused, or purged of fuel.

E-cigarettes, atomizers, vaping devices – Electronic smoking devices are accepted in carry-on bags only.

Batteries – Any spare lithium or lithium ion batteries must be carried on with terminals protected from short circuit. Devices with installed lithium or lithium ion batteries should be carried on as well, whenever possible.

Laptops, tablets, mobile phones – Personal electronic devices may be carried on and used when instructed by a flight attendant.

Hoverboards, Segways, electric unicycles – Battery-powered self-balancing devices will not be accepted.

Matches and lighters – One book of safety matches and one common butane lighter may be carried on. All other matches and lighters are completely prohibited.

Light bulbs – Spare light bulbs must be energy efficient and packaged to prevent breakage.

Inflated Balloons – Any balloons should be deflated and stored away.

Can I bring snacks on Hawaiian Airlines?

If our complimentary meals (regular, vegetarian, vegan or gluten free or child) do not meet your specific dietary needs, we welcome you to bring your own meals on board. *Pre-orders for these special meals will not be taken at the gate or inflight.

What happens if luggage is overweight Hawaiian?

You may check baggage for carriage in the cargo compartment of the aircraft, subject to the provisions of this Rule 18. NOTE: SEE SECTION (F) OF THIS RULE 18 FOR RESTRICTED ITEMS AND ANY EXCEPTIONS. NOTE: A PORTION OF TRAVEL FOR SOME ITINERARIES THAT WE MARKET MAY BE OPERATED BY EMPIRE AIRLINES DBA ‘OHANA BY HAWAIIAN.

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE. Acceptance of your baggage is subject to the following general conditions:
1. Valid Ticket, You must present a valid Ticket for transportation on Hawaiian or ‘Ohana by Hawaiian, or on Hawaiian or ‘Ohana by Hawaiian and one or more other carriers with which Hawaiian has an interline transportation or codeshare agreement.
2. Same Flight, Your baggage must be scheduled for transport on your flight. We may refuse to accept your baggage for transport on any flight other than the one you are scheduled on.
3. Name and Phone Number Required, Your name and contact phone number must appear on each piece of checked baggage. If you do not have an identification label, we will provide one to you free of charge.
4. Size and Weight Limits, Your checked bag must not exceed an Outside Linear Dimension of 62 inches (157 cm) or a maximum weight of 50 pounds (22.5 kg). However, we may accept larger or heavier baggage, upon the payment of additional overweight or oversize baggage fees as stated elsewhere in this rule.
5. Inspection. Your baggage must be available for inspection by Hawaiian and/or any authorized government agencies with or without your consent or knowledge. At any time we may remove, or refuse to transport, any baggage that you refuse to submit for inspection.
6. Suitable for Transportation, Your baggage must be suitable for travel in our sole discretion. We will not accept any baggage that:
  1. is prohibited by any Government Law;
  2. cannot be carried safely in the baggage compartment of the aircraft;
  3. c. might cause injury or damage, or pose a safety risk to Hawaiian, its employees, its guests, any aircraft or other equipment, or baggage, because of its packaging, nature, contents, or characteristics (e.g. sharp objects, paints, corrosives or other hazardous materials, baggage secured by “bungee” type cords, or items with foul or offensive or odors such as durian fruit and fermented fish sauces); or
  4. is not suitable or adequately packaged to withstand ordinary handling, unless the guest executes a release form.
7. Valid Destination, Your baggage must be checked through to a valid destination. Baggage will not be checked:
  1. To a point that is not on your ticketed routing.
  2. Beyond your next point of Stopover or if there is no Stopover beyond the final destination designated on your Ticket.
  3. Beyond a point at which you want to reclaim the baggage or any portion of your baggage.
  4. Beyond the point to which you have paid all applicable charges.
  5. Beyond a point at which you transfer to a connecting flight, if that flight is scheduled to depart from an airport different from the one at which you are scheduled to arrive.
BAGGAGE FEES. Baggage in excess of the free carry-on baggage allowance set forth in Rule 17: Carry-On Baggage and any other baggage not subject to a fee exclusion under any Hawaiian sponsored baggage program, will be accepted for transportation (subject to the provisions of this Rule 18) only upon payment of the applicable checked baggage fees. For the avoidance of doubt, if you are allowed two free bags and are transporting a third bag, you would pay the fee associated with that third bag. Baggage fees are assessed based upon the destination to which your baggage is checked. If any checked baggage falls into more than one charge category, then each separate fee is charged for each category (e.g., if a checked bag Is overweight, then both the fee for a Standard Bag and the additional fees for overweight baggage will apply), unless stated otherwise in this rule. We will not charge any checked baggage fees for your wheelchair, mobility aids, or assistive devices that are subject to 14 CFR 382.
1. Fees for Standard Baggage, A Standard Bag is a checked bag up to 50 pounds (22.5 kg) in weight with an Outside Linear Dimension that does not exceeds 62 inches (157 cm) and that meets the general conditions of acceptance in Section (A) of this Rule 18. The following fees will be charged for Standard Bags.
  1. For travel between points within the State of Hawaii:
    
    Checked Standard Bag Per Piece Charge (Each way)
    
    First $25.00
    
    Second $35.00
    
    Third and each additional $50.00
    
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  2. For all Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii:
    
    Checked Standard Bag Per Piece Charge (Each way)
    
    First $30.00
    
    Second $40.00
    
    Third and each additional $100.00
    
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2. Additional Fees for Overweight Baggage, When a bag exceeds 50 pounds (22.5 kg), it will incur an additional overweight charge as follows, which is in addition to the Standard Bag fee and any oversize fees.
  1. Baggage weight is 51-70 pounds (23 – 31.5 kg):
    1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the additional overweight baggage fee is $35.00 per overweight piece.
    2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the additional overweight baggage fee is $50.00 per overweight piece.
  2. Baggage weight is 71-100 pounds (32 – 45 kg):
    1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the total additional overweight baggage fee is $70.00 per overweight piece.
    2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the total additional overweight baggage fee is $200.00 per overweight piece.
    3. Baggage in excess of 100 pounds (45 kg) is not be accepted, except as expressly provided elsewhere in this Rule 18.
3. Additional Fees for Oversize Baggage, When a bag exceeds an Outside Linear Dimension of 62 inches (157 cm), it will incur an additional oversize charge as follows, which is in addition to the Standard Bag fee and any overweight fees.
  1. Baggage with an Outside Linear Dimension greater than 62 inches (157 cm), but not exceeding an Outside Linear Dimension of 80 inches (203 cm):
    1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the additional oversize baggage fee is $35.00 per oversized piece.
    2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the additional oversize baggage fee is $100.00 for each oversized piece.
  2. Baggage in excess of the stated dimensions above will not be accepted, except as expressly provided elsewhere in this Rule 18.
  NOTE: IN ALL CASES, NO BAGGAGE WITH (I) AN OUTSIDE LINEAR DIMENSION GREATER THAN 72 INCHES (182 CM) OR (II) A WIDTH GREATER THAN 30 INCHES (72 CM) WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR TRANSPORTATION AS BAGGAGE ON FLIGHTS OPERATED BY ‘OHANA BY HAWAIIAN.
4. Separate Bag Fees for Rechecking Bags Following Any Stopover, When you book a flight containing a Stopover (the connecting time between two flights on a ticket is longer than four hours), you will be required to reclaim your baggage at the Stopover point. If following the Stopover, you recheck your baggage, you will be required to pay the applicable baggage fees for that flight.
DELIVERY AND RECEIPT OF BAGGAGE.
1. Delivery. We will deliver your bag to the baggage claim area at the airport indicated on the Baggage Check Tag.
2. Receipt. Receipt of baggage by a holder of the Baggage Check Tag without written complaint at the time of delivery is presumptive evidence that the checked baggage and its contents have been delivered to you in good condition and in compliance with this Contract of Carriage.
SPECIAL ITEMS. (In alphabetical order). All the above provisions remain applicable to the following special items unless stated otherwise. We will accept the special items listed below upon the terms and conditions provided for each special item. See Rule 20(B)(1)(k) for checked baggage items that are excluded from liability.
1. Ammunition. Ammunition will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18 and the following terms and conditions. You must declare all ammunition in advance of travel. Government Laws at your origin of travel, any intermediate destination(s), and your final destination may also apply and may impose further requirements or restrictions on your transport of ammunition. If the transport of ammunition is not in compliance with or is prohibited by Government Laws, it may be denied acceptance or confiscated, and you may also be subject to criminal and/or civil liability. You agree to indemnify Hawaiian for any costs and expenses Hawaiian incurs because of your non-compliance with this Rule 18 or any Government Laws relating to your transport of Ammunition. All ammunition must be transported as checked baggage and carried in the baggage compartment of the aircraft, except for ammunition carried by authorized persons in accordance with Rule 17(E).
  1. Conditions of acceptance
    1. You are limited to a maximum of 11 pounds (5 kg) of ammunition. No more than one guest’s ammunition may be contained in a single bag.
    2. All ammunition must be packed in the manufacturer’s original packaging or securely packed in a fiber, wood or metal container suitable for travel. Furthermore, the ammunition inside the container must be protected against shock and secured against movement.
    3. All ammunition must be packed separate and apart from any firearm unless the firearm’s case has a designated storage space for ammunition that secures it and protects it from shock and movement.
  2. Prohibitions
    1. Loose or “bulk” packaging of ammunition in bags, boxes, or containers is prohibited.
    2. Ammunition with explosive or incendiary projectiles is prohibited.
    3. Ammunition may not be transported in clips or magazines. This requirement does not apply to law enforcement personnel with proper documentation and US Military personnel on official orders with proper documentation.
  NOTE: Advance arrangements must be made for any Military unit movement involving the transport of ammunition.
2. Animals (Live). See Rule 10: Service Animals and Support Animals and Rule 19: Acceptance of Dogs, Cats, and Birds for Travel.
3. Antlers. Antlers will be accepted as checked baggage only if:
  - The size of the aircraft and load conditions allow them
  - The antlers are packed in a cooler or protective case and any skulls must be wrapped to protect antler tips
  - The antlers are free of blood, flesh, or residue
  - The linear dimensions (total length + width + height) for the antlers do not exceed 120 linear inches
  - The customer signs a liability release form
4. Archery Equipment, Archery equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
5. Baseball Equipment, Baseball equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
6. Bicycles. We will accept non-motorized touring or racing bicycles with single seats and bicycles with tandem seats upon the following terms and conditions.
  1. Conditions of Acceptance. The following conditions of acceptance apply to bicycles.
    1. Total weight of the bicycle (including its case) must not exceed 100 pounds (45 kg).
    2. Handlebars must be turned side-ways and protruding pedals must be removed unless enclosed in plastic foam other protective materials.
    3. Bicycles and any bicycle accessories should be enclosed in a cardboard bike box or hard-sided case, unless qualifying as a Standard Bag.
    4. Any sealed box, hard-sided, or soft-sided case, containing a bicycle, and/or bicycle accessories, that has an Outside Linear Dimension greater than 62 inches (157 cm) and less than 115 inches (292 cm), is referred to as a “Bicycle Case.”
    5. A liability release form must be signed upon checking in a Bicycle Case
    6. Acceptance of a Bicycle Case is subject to space availability and may be further conditioned upon aircraft size and load conditions.
    7. We are not responsible for the ground delivery of any Bicycle Case not accommodated on the flight for which it was accepted as checked baggage.
    NOTE: No Bicycle Case exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
  2. Bicycle Case Charges. You will be charged a fee for each Bicycle Case, which is in lieu of the Standard Bag fee, as follows:
    1. For ticketed travel between points within the State of Hawaii: $35.00.
    2. For ticketed travel between the State of Hawaii and any point not within the State of Hawaii: $100.00.
    NOTE: The Bicycle Case fee is payable regardless of whether or not you would have incurred a Standard Bag fee. NOTE: Any checked baggage containing a bicycle and/or bicycle parts that qualifies as a Standard Bag is only subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
  3. Bicycle Case Charges– Excess Weight. You will be charged a total per Bicycle Case fee, which is in lieu of any other Bicycle Case charges, if your Bicycle Case exceeds 50 pounds (22.5 kg) as follows:
    1. If your Bicycle Case weight is 51 – 70 pounds (23 – 31.5 kg), you will be charged a fee as follows:
      1. Between points within the State of Hawaii: $60.00.
      2. Between any other points within the USA not wholly within Hawaii: $150.00.
    2. If your Bicycle Case weight is 71 – 100 pounds (32 – 45 kg), you will be charged a fee as follows:
      1. Between points within the State of Hawaii: $120.00.
      2. Between any other points within the USA not wholly within Hawaii: $250.00.
7. Boogie Boards and Skim Boards. Boogie boards and skim boards will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
8. Bowling Equipment. Bowling equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
9. Canoe Paddles, Canoe paddles will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
10. Child Restraint Seats, Booster Seats, and Strollers. Child restraint seats, booster seats, and strollers will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18. However, for each child traveling with you that uses a child restraint seat, booster seat, and/or stroller, we will allow you to check in one of each such items the child uses, free of charge.
11. Dry Ice as Checked Baggage. The total amount of dry ice that may be carried per guest is 5.5 pounds (2.5 kg), whether as carry-on baggage or checked baggage. You may carry up to 5.5 pounds (2.5 kg) of dry ice in checked baggage when used to refrigerate perishables subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18, and the following conditions:
  1. you must identify the package to one of our representatives upon your initial check in;
  2. you clearly mark or label the package “Dry Ice” or “Carbon Dioxide Solid” and include the weight of the dry ice; and
  3. the package the dry ice is contained in must allow for the release of gas pressure during transport.
12. Firearms, Firearms will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18, and the following terms and conditions. Please note that regulations at your origin of travel, any intermediate destination(s) and your final destination may also apply and may impose further requirements or restrictions on your transport of any firearm. If your firearm is not in compliance with or is prohibited by Government Laws, it may be confiscated or denied acceptance and you may also be subject to criminal and/or civil liability. All references to “firearms” in this Contract of Carriage include firearm parts.
  1. You must declare all firearms in advance of travel.
  2. You must remove all magazines and clips from all firearms.
  3. All magazines and clips must be empty. See Rule 18(D)(1)(b)(iii) for an exception for certain law enforcement and Military personnel.
  4. You agree to indemnify Hawaiian for any costs and expenses Hawaiian incurs because of your non-compliance with this Section (D)(11) or any Government Laws relating to the transport of your firearm.
  5. Firearms must be unloaded and packed in a commercial hard-sided case manufactured specifically for the type of firearm.
  6. The container must be locked with a key or lock combination which should remain in your possession to prevent unauthorized access to the firearm.
  NOTE: ALL FIREARMS MUST BE CHECKED-IN AS BAGGAGE AND TRANSPORTED IN THE BAGGAGE COMPARTMENT OF THE AIRCRAFT, EXCEPT AS MAY BE CARRIED BY AUTHORIZED PERSONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 17(E). NOTE: ADVANCE ARRANGEMENTS MUST BE MADE FOR ANY MILITARY UNIT MOVEMENT INVOLVING THE TRANSPORT OF FIREARMS.
13. Fishing Equipment. Fishing equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18. We will accept fishing poles up to 115 inches (292 cm) in length on any Hawaiian operated flight as a Standard Bag, subject to any overweight baggage fees, provided they are contained in a PVC, cardboard, or hardcovered case. NOTE: No fishing poles exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
14. Football Equipment. Football equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
15. Golfing Equipment, Golf equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18, and the following terms and conditions:
  1. We are not liable for, and you will be required to sign a liability release form at the time of check in for, any golfing equipment not contained in a hard-shell case.
  2. We will waive the oversize baggage fees of Section (B)(3) of this Rule 18 for a golf bag or hard-shell case that exceeds an Outside Linear Dimension of 62 inches (157 cm). However, any golf bag or hard-shell case with an Outside Linear Dimension of more than 115 inches (292 cm) is not allowed.
  NOTE: No golf bag or hard-shell case exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
16. Hockey/Lacrosse Equipment. Hockey/Lacrosse equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18, and the following terms and conditions:
  1. We are not liable for, and you will be required to sign a liability release form at the time of check n for, any hockey/lacrosse equipment not packaged in a rigid and/or hard-shell container specifically designed for shipping.
  2. We will accept any hockey/lacrosse equipment baggage item that includes at least one hockey or lacrosse stick as a Standard Bag provided that the Outside Linear Dimension is not more than 115 inches (292 cm), subject to any overweight baggage fees.
  NOTE: No hockey/lacrosse equipment exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
17. Musical Instruments. Musical instruments qualifying as a Standard Bag as set forth in Section (B)(1) of this Rule 18 will be accepted accordingly, provided you also meet the conditions of Sections (D)(16)(d) – (f) below of this Rule 18. For musical instruments not qualifying as a Standard Bag, the following terms and conditions apply. NOTE: Any (i) separately packaged items and each additional musical instrument and (ii) any other item included with your musical instrument causing your musical instrument to exceed the standard baggage size or weight requirements, will be treated as separate items and will be subject to any applicable baggage fees.
  1. The Outside Linear Dimension of the musical instrument (including the case) does not exceed 150 inches (381 cm) or the applicable size restrictions for the aircraft.
  2. The weight of the musical instrument (including the case) does not exceed the lesser of (i) 165 pounds (74.5 kg) or (ii) the applicable weight restrictions for the aircraft.
  3. Your musical instrument may be subject to a visual inspection for any pre-existing damage.
  4. Your musical instrument must be adequately and suitably packed in a bag or other container to protect it from damage.
  5. For all string instruments, the strings must be loosened prior to transport.
  6. Your additional baggage charges on musical instruments not qualifying as a Standard Bag are as follows:
    1. Musical instrument is 51-70 pounds (23 – 31.5 kg):
      1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the additional overweight baggage fee is $35.00 per overweight piece.
      2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the additional overweight baggage fee is $50.00 per overweight piece.
    2. Musical instrument is 71-165 pounds (32 – 74.5 kg):
      1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the excess additional overweight baggage fee is $70.00 per overweight piece.
      2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the total additional overweight baggage fee is $200.00 per overweight piece.
    3. Musical instrument with an Outside Linear Dimension greater than 62 inches (157 cm), but not exceeding an Outside Linear Dimension of 150 inches (381 cm):
      1. Between points within the State of Hawaii, the additional oversize baggage fee is $35.00 per oversized piece.
      2. For Domestic travel that is not wholly within the State of Hawaii, the additional oversize baggage fee is $100.00 for each oversized piece.
18. Paintball and Airsoft Guns. Paintball and airsoft guns will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) above of this Rule 18 and the following terms and conditions. Please note that regulations at your origin of travel, any intermediate destination(s), and your final destination may also apply and may impose further requirements or restrictions on your transport of any paintball or airsoft guns. If your paintball or airsoft gun is not in compliance with or is prohibited by Government Laws, it may be denied acceptance, or confiscated, and you may also be subject to criminal and/or civil liability.
  1. You must declare all paintball and airsoft guns and parts in advance of travel.
  2. You agree to indemnify Hawaiian for any costs and expenses Hawaiian incurs because of your non-compliance with this Section (D)(17) or any Government Laws relating to the transport of any paintball and airsoft guns.
  3. CO2 or other gas tank must be removed and must be empty.
  4. Barrel and hopper must be removed.
  5. Hopper or magazine, as applicable must be empty.
  6. Paintball or airsoft gun must be placed inside a case suitable for travel.
19. Scuba Diving Equipment. Scuba diving equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18 and the following terms and conditions:
  1. You must notify and make available for inspection by Hawaiian personnel any tanks you intend to check through as baggage.
  2. The regulator valve must be completely disconnected from any tank and the tank must be open and not sealed (i.e. has an open end) that allows for a visual inspection of the empty tank. No sealed tank or any tank with an attached regulator will be permitted, regardless of any pressure gauge reading.
20. Skateboards. Skateboards will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
21. Skiing Equipment. Skiing equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18, and the following terms and conditions:
  1. We are not liable for, and you will be required to sign a liability release form at the time of check in for, any skiing equipment not packaged in a rigid and/or hard-shell container specifically designed for shipping.
  2. We will accept any skiing equipment baggage item that includes a pair of skis as a Standard Bag provided that the Outside Linear Dimension is not more than 115 inches (292 cm), subject to any overweight baggage fees.
  NOTE: No skiing equipment exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
22. Snowboard Equipment, Snowboard equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18. For any Snowboard that exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length, Section (D)(22) below of this Rule 18 applies.
23. Surfboards, Kiteboards, Paddleboards, and Wakeboards. We will accept surfboards, kiteboards, paddleboards, and wakeboards upon the following terms and conditions, When packaged together, one “Board Item” will count as one bag containing one or more surfboards, kiteboards, paddleboards, and/or wakeboards, and reasonable packing materials to prevent board damage. Each Board Item is subject to the additional terms and conditions stated below. NOTE: Any separately packaged items and each additional piece of equipment or other item included with your Board Item will be treated as a separate item and will be subject to any applicable baggage fees.
  1. Conditions of acceptance.
    1. We will not accept any Board Item weighing more than 50 pounds (22.5 kg).
    2. We will not accept any Board Item greater 115 inches (292 cm) in length.
    3. Your board(s) may be subject to a visual inspection for any pre-existing damage.
    4. Your board(s) must be adequately and suitably packed in a bag or other container to protect your board(s) from damage.
    5. Board fin(s) must be removed or well-padded and protected from damage or from causing damage to other bags.
    6. Transportation is subject to space availability and you agree that Hawaiian is not liable for any such delays, nor for ground delivery of your Board Item at your destination, resulting from Hawaiian being unable to accommodate your Board Item on the flight for which it was accepted as checked baggage.
  2. Fees. You will incur the following baggage charges on each Board Item in lieu of the baggage fees set forth in Section (B) of this Rule 18:
    1. Between points within the State of Hawaii: $35.00 per Board Item.
    2. Between any other points within the USA not wholly within Hawaii: $100.00 per Board Item.
  NOTE: No Board Item exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
24. Tennis Equipment. Tennis equipment will be accepted as checked baggage subject to the baggage conditions and fees set forth in Sections (A) and (B) of this Rule 18.
25. Windsurfing Equipment. We will accept windsurfing equipment upon the following terms and conditions. When packaged together, one “Windsurfing Item” will count as one bag containing up to one (1) windsurfing board with a boom, one (1) mast and sail, or any one (1) portion of the windsurfing equipment as defined above. NOTE: Any separately packaged items and each additional piece of equipment or other item included with your Board Item will be treated as a separate item and will be subject to any applicable baggage fees.
  1. Conditions of acceptance.
    1. We will not accept any Windsurfing Item weighing more than 100 pounds (45 kg).
    2. We will not accept any Windsurfing Item greater 115 inches (292 cm) in length.
    3. Your equipment may be subject to a visual inspection for any pre-existing damage.
    4. Your equipment must be adequately and suitably packed in a bag or other container to protect it from damage.
    5. Board fin(s) must be removed or well-padded and protected from damage or from causing damage to other bags.
    6. Transportation is subject to space availability and you agree that Hawaiian is not liable for any such delays, nor for ground delivery of your Windsurfing Item at your destination, resulting from Hawaiian being unable to accommodate your Windsurfing Item on the flight for which it was accepted as checked baggage.
  2. Fees. You will incur the following additional baggage charges on each Windsurfing Item in addition to any baggage allowance fees set forth in Section (B) of this Rule 18:
    1. Between points within the State of Hawaii: $35.00 per Windsurfing Item.
    2. Between any other points within the USA not wholly within Hawaii: $100.00 per Windsurfing Item.
  NOTE: No Windsurfing Item exceeding 72 inches (182 cm) in length will be accepted on a flight operated by ‘Ohana by Hawaiian.
FRAGILE, PERISHABLE, AND OTHER SPECIAL ITEMS. We may accept your fragile, perishable, and other special items including, but not limited to those in Rule 20(B)(1)(k). All such items accepted, with or without our knowledge, are excluded from all liability for loss, damage to, or delay in delivery pursuant to Rule 20(B)(1)(k). Notwithstanding that these items are excluded from liability, you represent that each such item is appropriately packaged for transport as baggage and, in the case of any fragile item, is (i) in an original factory sealed carton, cardboard mailing tube, or container or case designed for shipping the fragile items, or packed with protective internal material and (ii) the factory sealed carton, cardboard mailing tube, container, case, or packaging materials provides adequate protection to the fragile items.
RESTRICTED ITEMS. We reserve the right to refuse transport of any items or property (whether carried in the cabin or as checked baggage) that we, in our sole judgment or discretion, determine to be (i) potentially hazardous to the safety, security, and comfort of any guests, crew, or others, (ii) a risk to other baggage or cargo, (iii) capable of causing interference with equipment or other assets, or (vi) otherwise unsuitable for transport. We will not return to you any prohibited items or property that are confiscated or voluntarily surrendered from your baggage.

Checked Standard Bag	Per Piece Charge (Each way)
First	$25.00
Second	$35.00
Third and each additional	$50.00

Checked Standard Bag	Per Piece Charge (Each way)
First	$30.00
Second	$40.00
Third and each additional	$100.00

Regulatory restrictions, We will not accept as checked baggage or carry-on baggage, and you are prohibited from checking-in or carrying aboard, any article which is listed in the DOT hazardous materials regulations (49 CFR 171-177), the International Civil Aviation Organization Technical Instruction for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by air, and/or the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (See Section (D)(10) of this Rule 18 for exception for dry ice). In addition, we will not accept, and you are prohibited from providing, any item for carriage either as a carry-on baggage or as checked baggage that may be deemed unacceptable by TSA, DOT, FAA or any government agency or that may be in violation of any Government Law. NOTE: Some items that are restricted from checked baggage and carry-on baggage may be transported via our cargo operations, subject to any legal, regulatory, or other restrictions. Please check separately with our cargo department for more information at HawaiianAirCargo.com or by calling us at 1-877-HA-CARGO (422-2746).
Representative List of Restricted Items, Common items used every day may seem harmless. However, when transported in an aircraft, they can become dangerous or noxious. Below are examples of restricted hazardous items that are strictly prohibited in both checked baggage and carry-on baggage, unless an exception is stated. Please note that this list is not meant to be a complete and comprehensive list of restricted items. Even if an item is not listed below, it may still be hazardous and may be restricted from transport by Hawaiian.
1. Items that interfere with avionics and other equipment, such as:
  1. Powerful magnetized materials are prohibited.
  2. Swingless golf clubs are prohibited.
2. Flammable or combustible items, such as:
  1. Camping stoves and heating devices (new, used, cleaned, purged) are prohibited.
  2. Cannisters for fuel (new, used, cleaned, purged) are prohibited.
  3. Canned compressed gasses (e.g., oxygen) are prohibited.
  4. Fire dance apparatuses (new, used, cleaned, purged) are prohibited.
  5. Explosives, munitions, fireworks, and flares are prohibited.
  6. Gas, flammable liquid, or fuel of any kind (e.g., lighters, heating fuels, lighter refills, and lighter fluid) are prohibited.
    1. Exception 1: One common lighter (butane or absorbed liquid) OR one book of safety matches may be carried in the aircraft cabin without special packaging.
    2. Exception 2: Up to two fueled lighters are permitted in checked baggage if properly packaged in special DOT-approved containers.
  7. Flammable solids (e.g., strike-anywhere matches, Sterno, and articles which are easily ignited) are prohibited.
    Exception 1: One common lighter (butane or absorbed liquid) OR one book of safety matches may be carried in the aircraft cabin without special packaging.
  8. Substances which on contact with water emit flammable gases are prohibited.
  9. Any internal combustion engines (e.g., gas-powered chainsaws, weed-eaters, blowers, and similar items) are prohibited.
  10. Engine or car parts that may be deemed flammable, combustible, or explosive are prohibited.
  11. Powder-actuated cartridges are prohibited.
  12. Individual self-heating pouches, packs, or containers (e.g., MREs/Meals Ready to Eat, food heating pouches, self-heating hand/toe warmers, self-heating beverage containers, flameless meal products such as HeaterMeals, etc.) are prohibited.
3. Electronics including drones that are lithium or lithium-ion battery operated. Lithium and lithium-ion batteries can overheat and ignite or explode. Electronics that are lithium or lithium-ion battery operated and exceed the regulatory limits are prohibited, other than for (i) certain permitted assistive devices like electric wheelchairs and (ii) certain other items pursuant to an exception stated below. The following are some common examples of prohibited and non-prohibited items and permitted exceptions:
  1. Lithium Drones are permitted if all power sources are removed and packed as stated in of Sections (F)(2)(c)(vi)(a) – (vi)(c) below of this Rule 18 and do not exceed regulatory limits.
  2. E-cigarettes or electronic smoking devices are prohibited in checked baggage. Exception: Electronic smoking devices shall only be permitted in the guest’s carry-on baggage.
  3. Tasers and other electroshock weapons are prohibited, unless carried onboard the aircraft by law enforcement personnel who have met the requirements of Rule 17(E).
  4. Hoverboards – single or two-wheeled, self-balancing personal transporter scooters are prohibited.
  5. Smart Bags.
    1. Check In Baggage: Smart bags are accepted as checked baggage if the battery is removable. The battery must be removed prior to check in. The detached battery, must be carried in the cabin, and must have its terminals isolated to prevent a short circuit.
    2. Carry-On Baggage: Smart bags are accepted as carry-on baggage if the battery is removable. Smart bags featuring removable batteries may be carried on and stored in the overhead bin provided that they remain turned off for the duration of the flight.
  6. Spare lithium and lithium-ion batteries must be transported in carry-on baggage only and must be packed as follows:
    1. Each guest is permitted to carry-on two (2) spare batteries, not to exceed regulatory limits.
    2. Spare batteries must be kept away from metal objects, such as coins, keys, and jewelry.
    3. Spare batteries should be kept in original retail packaging. If original packaging is not available, tape should be placed across battery terminals, or each battery should be placed in its own individual plastic bag or protective pouch.
4. Toxic Gases or Biohazardous Materials.
  1. Mercury or oxidizing substances are prohibited.
  2. Self-defense spray including but not limited to pepper spray and mace are prohibited.
  3. Vaccines are generally prohibited without prior approval by Hawaiian. For the safety of our employees and guests, we may evaluate multiple elements before approving any specific vaccine for transport, including, for example, (i) the vaccine component itself, (ii) the adequacy of any packaging and (iii) the quantity of any dry-ice necessary for transport, if applicable. Notwithstanding this general prohibition, U.S. Government-approved COVID-19 vaccines may be carried on board our aircraft, provided, however, that the vaccines are properly identified, adequately packaged and do not otherwise violate any other terms and conditions of this Domestic Contract of Carriage.
  4. Substances which on contact with water emit toxic or noxious gases are prohibited.
5. Corrosive or Noxious Materials.
  1. Any item that may be a corrosive substance or, in the opinion of HA, may cause damage to the aircraft is prohibited.
  2. Acids, alkalis, and wet cell batteries are prohibited except as provided in Rule 9: Wheelchairs and Other Assistive Devices.
  3. Salt water samples and/or any specimens contained or transported in salt water are prohibited.
  4. Paints – any water or oil based paints, except for small tubes for individual use are prohibited.
  5. Fermented fish sauces of all types regardless of packaging are prohibited.
  6. Nail polish and remover, except for small quantities for individual use, are prohibited.
6. Miscellaneous Prohibited Items.
  1. Briefcases and attaché cases installed with alarm devices are prohibited.
  2. Styrofoam containers (unless packed inside an outer container or box) are prohibited.
  3. Spare light bulbs except those that are energy efficient and in retail packaging sufficient to prevent breakage and intended for personal or home use are prohibited.
  4. LED decorative lights are prohibited unless they are (i) sufficiently packaged to prevent breakage and (ii) not attached to any flammable item or power source.
  5. Tires meant for road, recreational, or terrain vehicles, are prohibited. Standard bicycle tires are not prohibited.
  6. Wet ice except if in sealable drink containers carried on board the aircraft for immediate consumption is prohibited.

Does a backpack count as a handbag when traveling?

Is a backpack a personal item? The short answer: Yes, a backpack is generally considered a personal item if it fits under the seat in front of you. Most airlines offer a few examples of things that fit into the “personal item” category, such as a purse, laptop bag, or a briefcase, but they don’t usually include “backpack” on those lists.

This is likely due to how big an umbrella term “backpack” is, encompassing everything from those tiny string bags athletes use to the massive packs a through-hiker might carry on the Pacific Coast Trail. The question about whether something—anything—can be a “personal item” comes down not to what it’s called, then, but whether it will fit under the seat in front of you.

So, yes, if your backpack is small enough that you can fit it under the seat in front of you, then it’s a personal item. This designation becomes especially important when you’re flying on a low-cost carrier or have booked a basic economy ticket on a larger airline.

Charging for a piece of carryon luggage on those tickets is becoming more common, but in many cases passengers are still allowed to bring one “personal item” for free.
And, even if you’re allowed a carryon bag for free with your ticket, being able to also bring a backpack in the cabin can help you avoid paying extra to check a bag.

It’s a good idea to always pay attention to what’s included with a ticket before you hit the “buy” button, since extra fees for things like carryon bags can negate any savings on a fare that looks cheap. Also note that both carryon and personal item size limits are typically different between domestic and international flights,

How to get free bags on Hawaiian Airlines?

Hawaiian Airlines Baggage Fees: How They Work

Hawaiian charges $30 for the first checked bag and $40 for the second on flights between the islands and North America. You can avoid these fees with a branded credit card or by earning elite status.

When you want to pack a 12th swimsuit and your third pair of sandals — not to mention leave extra room in your luggage for that bottle of Koloa rum picked up in Kauai — is Hawaiian Airlines going to ding you with baggage fees? Check out this guide on checked gear.

You can expect to pay different baggage fees based on where you’re flying on Hawaiian Airlines.
For those flying from a Hawaiian island to a neighbor island (wholly within the state of Hawaii), your first bag will set you back $25, and your second will cost $35.
If one of your destinations is somewhere else in North America, expect to shell out $30 for your first checked bag and $40 for the next.

Hawaiian Airlines also flies direct to destinations in Asia and the South Pacific, like Auckland, New Zealand, Brisbane, Australia, and Fukuoka, Japan. Travelers on these international flights can check up to two bags for free. Need to check a third bag? You’ll be dinged $50, $100 and $150 for Hawaii travel, North America travel and international travel, respectively.




Between Hawaii and North America

All checked bags on Hawaiian Airlines must meet certain size and weight criteria to avoid additional fees for, If your luggage weighs less than 50 pounds (23 kilograms) or its linear dimensions (height, width, length) add up to 62 inches (157 centimeters) or less, you’re golden.

Neighboring island: $35 each way. North America: $100 each way. International: $150 each way. Australia and New Zealand: No fee as long as your board is one of your two complimentary checked bags and you don’t have any connections over 24 hours.

Keep in mind that boards will need to be packed in a padded board bag and cannot exceed 50 pounds (23 kilograms) or 115 inches (292 centimeters) in length. » Learn More: Primary Hawaiian Airlines® World Elite Mastercard® cardholders will enjoy two free checked bags on Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights between Hawaii and the mainland or between islands in Hawaii.

Flights must be booked directly to take advantage of this benefit.
» Learn more: Beyond Hawaiian Airlines’ signature Mai Tai cocktail, passengers are exempt from paying checked bag fees for their first two checked bags.
Any additional checked bags beyond that will be charged at the next sequential bag fee.

Applicable overweight baggage fees apply., Hawaiian Airlines’ free frequent flyer program, offers reduced baggage fees to members flying within the state of Hawaii. Members pay $10 less for their first checked bag and $15 less for their second checked bag when flying to neighboring islands.

Are rewarded with additional benefits for their frequent flying.
Regardless of the destination of your Hawaiian Airlines operated flight, Pualani Club and Pualani Gold members each receive up to two checked bags for free.
Members of the highest tier, Pualani Platinum, receive the first three bags complimentary.

Applicable overweight and excess baggage fees apply. Hawaiian Airlines flight passengers who double as active duty U.S. military passengers and military personnel who are retired or retiring, who have proof of official government travel orders or who are qualified dependents while the military personnel is traveling on military orders can check up to four complimentary bags per person.

What’s more, these bags can weigh up to 70 lbs and max out at 80 linear inches (20 pounds and 18 inches more than the typical allowance).
Note that if you’re traveling on military orders as an active, retired or dependent, you’ll need to show a valid military ID at check-in.
Active duty U.S.
Military personnel with a valid active duty military ID are given two free checked bags on Hawaiian Airlines flights.

These bags adhere to Hawaiian Airlines’ normal baggage expectations — each can weigh up to 50 pounds and should not exceed 62 linear inches. Dependents of active U.S. military personnel doing personal travel are not eligible for this perk. If you’re obsessed with fresh tropical fruit, you’ll love this Hawaiian Airlines baggage allowance: Airline passengers can often check a prepackaged box of up to 10 pounds of pineapples or papayas on the plane — free of charge.

Want to bring your gorgeous lei home, too? Make sure it’s USDA approved.
In NerdWallet’s, Hawaiian Airlines’ checked bag fees are pretty standard among full-service U.S. carriers.
Hawaiian charges $30 for a checked bag on domestic routes between Hawaii and the mainland.
Frequently asked questions How much does Hawaiian airlines charge for baggage? Hawaiian charges $30 each way for the first checked bag on flights within North America, and $15-$25 for the first checked bag on flights within Hawaii.

On international flights, Hawaiian allows two complimentary checked bags. Are carry-on bags free on Hawaiian Airlines? Yes, all Hawaiian Airlines fares include one free overhead carry-on and one free personal item. This includes main cabin basic fares, the airline’s most affordable ticket type.

How do I get a free checked bag on Hawaiian Airlines? There are three ways to get a free checked bag on Hawaiian Airlines: Carry the Hawaiian Airlines® World Elite Mastercard®, have or fly on an international route. How much carry-on baggage is allowed Hawaiian Airlines? All Hawaiian Airlines fares include a complimentary carry-on bag that can fit in the overhead bins, as well as a personal item that can fit underneath your seat.

How much does Hawaiian airlines charge for baggage? Hawaiian charges $30 each way for the first checked bag on flights within North America, and $15-$25 for the first checked bag on flights within Hawaii. On international flights, Hawaiian allows two complimentary checked bags.

Are carry-on bags free on Hawaiian Airlines? Yes, all Hawaiian Airlines fares include one free overhead carry-on and one free personal item. This includes main cabin basic fares, the airline’s most affordable ticket type. How do I get a free checked bag on Hawaiian Airlines? There are three ways to get a free checked bag on Hawaiian Airlines: Carry the Hawaiian Airlines® World Elite Mastercard®, have or fly on an international route.

How much carry-on baggage is allowed Hawaiian Airlines? All Hawaiian Airlines fares include a complimentary carry-on bag that can fit in the overhead bins, as well as a personal item that can fit underneath your seat. Hawaiian Airline flyers will be subject to various baggage fees depending on their flight origin and destination.

Does Hawaiian Airlines gate check bags?

Carry-on bag allowance Each ticketed guest is permitted one carry-on bag and one personal item. A personal item is a laptop bag, briefcase, purse, or backpack that can fit under the seat in front of you. All carry-on items must meet the following size and weight requirements.

1 personal item	1 carry-on bag
	22 inches x 14 inches x 9 inches 25 lbs. (11 kg.) Dimensions include the wheels and handles

Items that exceed size or weight requirements must be checked at check-in. Gate-check is reserved for strollers, car seats, and wheelchairs. ( Any type of Wagon are not eligible for gate check ) Was this answer helpful? : Carry-on bag allowance

Does Hawaiian Airlines give free alcohol?

Hawaiian Airlines meals are inspired by the island of Hawaii to give you a taste of the islands even before you get there. Meals are complimentary on North America, South Pacific, and Asian routes. On domestic US flights departing after 830pm no meals will be offered (Except flights to New York and Boston).

Passengers will enjoy a wide range of complimentary drinks such as juices, sodas, tea, coffee and water, red or white wine are free with your meal while other alcoholic beverages may be purchased.
The airline also offers free Mai Tai’s in main cabin.
Hawaiian offers a range of local brand items inflight such as Lion Coffee which is freshly roasted in Honolulu, Maui Brewing Company beers and On the Rocks premium cocktails (for sale $8.00 each in the main cabin on flights within North America).

From Honolulu to the West Coast, and vice versa, there is only one meal service, brunch is served before 10 am and lunch/dinner is offered on all flights after this time. Expect sandwiches to be served. Before landing, you will be offered a Mai Tai and some snacks.

On flights to JFK and Boston expect two complimentary meal services in main cabin.
Inflight service will start with the paid Pau Hana Snack Bar service first, then expect a welcome non-alcoholic drink and crackers, followed by the main meal service and tea/coffee offering.
A few hours before landing expect a light meal offering.

Meals are natural and free of preservatives with environmentally friendly packaging. If you are still hungry after your complimentary meals, you can also purchase an array of Hawaiian-inspired premium meals and snacks onboard. The Pau Hana Snack Bar items for sale can be viewed right here,

How many bags are free on Hawaiian Airlines?

Domestic Baggage Allowance – The following baggage fees apply to luggage that meet the below requirements:

Maximum Dimensions (length + width + height): 62 linear inches (157 cm) Maximum Weight: 50 lbs (23 kg)

Baggage rules will apply based on a single carrier’s rules for the entire journey subject to DOT regulations that govern which airline’s rules will apply on a single ticket.

Checked Bags up to 50 lbs and 62 linear inches	Neighbor Island (USD)	North America (USD)
1st checked bag	$25 $15 HawaiianMiles Members*	$30**
2nd checked bag	$35 $20 HawaiianMiles Members*	$40**
3 or more checked bags (per piece)	$50	$100

* Fees are effective for flights booked on or after midnight, November 13, 2018 Hawaii Standard Time. *Restrictions may apply. As a member benefit, HawaiianMiles members will enjoy reduced 1st and 2nd checked baggage fees when flying between the Neighbor Islands, traveling wholly within the State of Hawaii.

For example, a ticket from Honolulu (Oahu) to Kahului (Maui) is considered a Neighbor Island ticket, and therefore, Neighbor Island bag fees apply. A ticket from JFK to Kahului with a connection in Honolulu will be considered a North America ticket, and therefore, North America bag fees apply. Discount applies to confirmed Hawaiian Airlines revenue tickets and flight award tickets redeemed with HawaiianMiles.

Discount is applicable on any fare class ticket. Baggage discounts will only be applied when your HawaiianMiles number is present in your reservation, or added prior to completing the check-in process. Purchasing tickets through codeshare partners: In compliance with DOT regulations, Hawaiian Airlines must be the marketing carrier on your itinerary to assure that this benefit is applied (i.e.

Ticket shows a Hawaiian Airlines flight number for the first flight on the ticket).
If you are a member of HawaiianMiles and another airline’s frequent flyer program, your HawaiianMiles number must be the only frequent flyer number present in your reservation, to be eligible for the baggage discount.

This also means you will be earning HawaiianMiles for your entire itinerary; mileage credit will not be posted to any other frequent flyer program. *Pualani Platinum members receive the first three (3) bags complimentary. Applies to members only. Applicable overweight and excess baggage fees will apply.

The next additional bag will be charged at the 4th bag fee. *Pualani Gold members receive the first two (2) bags complimentary. Applies to members only. Applicable overweight and excess baggage fees will apply. The next additional bag will be charged at the 3rd bag fee. Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard: The Primary Cardmember is eligible to earn two (2) complimentary checked bags on Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights.

International flights are excluded. Offer is also not valid for codeshare flight segments operated by Hawaiian Airlines and marketed by other airline partners. All ticket purchases (original and exchanges) must be made with the Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard premium product and purchased directly from Hawaiian Airlines.

HA Vacation Package purchases do not qualify as direct purchases from Hawaiian Airlines.
Applicable overweight and excess baggage fees will apply.
The two (2) complimentary checked bags are valued at the first and second checked bag fees.
Any additional checked bags will be charged at the 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc.

baggage fee. Elite Members and Premier Club Members who are also the primary cardholder of the Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard, will receive two (2) complimentary checked bags in addition to their membership baggage allowance when purchasing Domestic or Neighbor Island tickets directly from Hawaiian Airlines using their Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard.

The two (2) complimentary checked bags are valued at the first and second checked bag fees.
Any additional checked bags above your total allowance will be charged at the next sequential bag fee.
For example, a Pualani Platinum member who is also a Primary Cardmember and checks in six (6) bags will get their first five (5) bags complimentary and then will be charged at the 6th bag fee for the sixth bag.

Interested in becoming a HawaiianMiles member? It’s completely FREE to join. Sign up today to enjoy discounts on your checked baggage.

Is there WIFI on Hawaiian airline?

HONOLULU – Hawaiian Airlines today became the first major airline to announce an agreement with Starlink to provide complimentary high-speed, low-latency broadband internet access to every guest onboard flights between the islands and the continental U.S, Asia and Oceania.

Hawai‘i’s largest and longest-serving carrier will equip its Airbus A330 and A321neo aircraft, as well as an incoming fleet of Boeing 787-9s, with Starlink’s industry leading satellite internet connectivity service.
When we launch with Starlink we will have the best connectivity experience available in the air,” said Hawaiian Airlines President and CEO Peter Ingram.

“We waited until technology caught up with our high standards for guest experience, but it will be worth the wait. Our guests can look forward to fast, seamless and free Wi-Fi to complement our award-winning onboard Hawaiian hospitality.” “Hawaiian Airlines is ensuring its passengers will experience high-speed internet the way we expect it in the 21st century, making hassles like downloading movies before takeoff a relic of the past,” said SpaceX Vice President of Starlink Commercial Sales Jonathan Hofeller.

“With Starlink, the inflight experience is greatly simplified so that once passengers step onboard the plane the internet works seamlessly throughout their flight. Soon, passengers will enjoy all the benefits of having the world’s best inflight internet connectivity from the comfort of their seats.” In Starlink‘s low-Earth orbit constellation of advanced satellites, the latest of which utilize a revolutionary laser mesh network, Hawaiian found an ideal solution to ensure reliable, high-speed, low-latency connectivity on transpacific flights.

Guests will be able to stream content, play games live with friends on the ground, work and collaborate in real-time, plan their Hawai‘i vacation, or share their special island moments on social media. Connecting to the internet will be seamless when guests walk on board, without registration pages or payment portals.

Hawaiian and Starlink are in the initial stages of implementation and expect to begin installing the product on select aircraft next year. Hawaiian is not currently planning to deploy the service on its Boeing 717 aircraft that operate short flights between the Hawaiian Islands. About Hawaiian Airlines Hawaiian ® has led all U.S.

carriers in on-time performance for each of the past 18 years (2004-2021) as reported by the U.S. Department of Transportation and was named No.1 U.S. airline by Condé Nast Traveler’s 2021 Readers Choice Awards. Consumer surveys by Travel + Leisure and TripAdvisor have placed Hawaiian among the top of all domestic airlines serving Hawaiʻi.

Now in its 93rd year of continuous service, Hawaiian is Hawaiʻi’s biggest and longest-serving airline. Hawaiian offers approximately 130 daily flights within the Hawaiian Islands, daily nonstop flights between Hawaiʻi and 16 U.S. gateway cities – more than any other airline – as well as service connecting Honolulu and American Samoa, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and Tahiti.

The airline is committed to connecting people with aloha by offering complimentary meals for all guests on transpacific routes and the convenience of no change fees on Main Cabin and Premium Cabin seats. HawaiianMiles members also enjoy flexibility with miles that never expire.

As Hawai‘i’s hometown airline, Hawaiian encourages guests to Travel Pono and experience the islands safely and respectfully. Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. is a subsidiary of Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: HA). Additional information is available at HawaiianAirlines.com, Follow Hawaiian’s Twitter updates ( @HawaiianAir ), become a fan on Facebook ( Hawaiian Airlines ), and follow us on Instagram ( hawaiianairlines ).

For career postings and updates, follow Hawaiian’s LinkedIn page. For media inquiries, please visit Hawaiian Airlines’ online newsroom,

Can I bring 2 backpacks and a carry-on on a plane?

How many carry-on bags can you bring on a plane? – Typically in economy, you can bring one carry-on and one personal item. If you bring two bags, one must fit underneath your seat and the other can go into the overhead bin. If you’re flying in an upgraded class like business or first, you may be allowed an additional carry-on bag.

What happens if hand luggage is overweight?

What happens if my luggage is overweight? – For hold luggage, most airlines set a weight limit for single items of luggage. Usually this is 23kg. If your hold luggage is over and you haven’t paid for extra, you might be charged. For example, Jet2.com charges £12 per extra kilogram.

What are the benefits of flying Hawaiian Airlines?

Benefits of flying in the Premium cabin on Hawaiian Airlines – A first class seat on Hawaiian Airlines comes with priority check-in and boarding, two free checked bags, lounge access, in-flight meal and drinks, and roomier seats. The cabin is light and airy and staffed by flight attendants with a warm and genuine demeanor, making it easy for you to relax back into your seat and feel pampered.

Do airlines check weight of hand baggage?

Are cabin bags weighed? They can be, but more often they are size-checked. We recommend that you ensure your bag is within the weight and size limits the airline specifies if you want it on board with you. If the staff deem your bag too big or too heavy, it will be checked.

Do airports check handbag weight?

BUSINESS / FIRST CLASS – Hand baggage allowance for First and Business Class – 01 piece not exceeding 12 Kg. Maximum permissible hand baggage must not exceed 12 kg including Duty Free items. Excess weight over and above the allowed free hand baggage allowance of 12 kg will be charged as given below,

Do airlines weigh hand bags?

Airlines have rules about bag weights. But if your bag weighs more than the limit, you’ve only got two choices – take the weight out, or pay more. Some airlines simply have a limit, and the bag must weigh less than the limit. But it’s not about the takeoff weight of the airplane.

What if my bag is over 50 lbs Hawaiian Airlines?

Oversize and overweight bags If your bag is over 50 lbs (23 kg), or if its length, width, and height added together are over 62 inches (157 cm), you may be charged an additional fee, on top of the normal bag fee.