Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Terminal
< img src=" https://airports.hawaii.gov/hnl/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2017/05/Daniel-K-Inouye-International-Airport-Tower-only.jpg "alt=" HNL tower "size ="793"height="657"/ > Welcome to the Official Daniel K. Inouye International Flight Terminal( HNL)web site, previously called Honolulu International Flight Terminal
The Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) is the largest flight terminal in the State of Hawaii as well as lies in Honolulu on the island of O’ahu. From Honolulu you can fly to neighbor island airport terminals consisting of Kahului Airport, Kapalua Airport Terminal and Hana Airport Terminal on Maui; Lihu’e Airport Terminal on Kaua’i; Kona International Airport Terminal at Keahole, Hilo International Airport Terminal as well as Waimea-Kohala Airport terminal on the island of Hawai’i; Lana’i Airport Terminal on Lana’i; and Molokai Airport Terminal as well as Kalaupapa Airport on Molokai.
The flight terminal is happily named after Hawaii’s late Senator Inouye. Legislator Daniel K. Inouye was the 2nd lengthiest serving member of the united state Senate before his death, with a notable tenure of greater than 49 years. As head of state professional tempore from 2010-2012– third in line of governmental succession– Dan Inouye was the highest-ranking public official of Asian descent in USA history. He offered for decades on the Business and also Appropriations Boards which had jurisdiction over aviation, the Federal Aeronautics Management and also the United State Division of Transportation. Hawaii gained from his leadership. Daniel K. Inouye Institute
There are continuous separations from HNL to cities such as (however not restricted to), Anchorage, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, Guam, Haneda, Houston, Kansai, Las Vega, Los Angeles, Manila, Melbourne, Nagoya, Narita, Newark, New York City, Oakland, Pago Pago, Phoenix Az, Rose City, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle-Tacoma, Seoul, Sydney and Vancouver.
We expect seeing you in Hawaii this year.