Air travel to/from Honolulu is set to become more easy in 2014 with flight operations expanding at a fast pace. Various airlines such as Hawaiian Airlines, Mokulele Airlines and Jetstar have expanded their operations.

Media reports recently said that Hawaiian Airlines has decided to increase its frequencies to American Samoa this summer. The third weekly flight between Pago Pago and Honolulu will start from June 18. The flights are being started considering the growing passenger demand. The seasonal flight will operate on Wednesdays every week and will be operational for one month only until July 16.

Presently, the service on Pago Pago-Honolulu route is operating on Mondays and Fridays. The flights between the two destinations are being operated with the help of a Boeing 767-300 aircraft with a 264-seat capacity.

Hawaiian Airlines also launched its first ever flights services to mainland China. The new flight was launched in mid April this year. The flights will operate between Honolulu and Beijing thrice weekly with the help of an Airbus A330-200 aircraft configured with 294 seats. The flights on Honolulu-Beijing route will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays every week.

Australian low-cost carrier Jetstar has also announced to launch nonstop flights between Brisbane and Honolulu starting from December 15, 2014. The airline will be operating thrice weekly flights during peak season, while twice weekly flights will be operated during off-peak season.

After the exit of inter island airline go! from Hawaii, another carrier Mokulele Airlines has decided to launch nonstop inter-island flights between Honolulu and Maui. The airline will be initially serving the two destinations in Hawaii twice daily. The airline also plans to increase the frequencies to five times daily in future.