Last Day to Book Flights to Hawaii Using American Airlines Miles

Today is the last day to book flights to Hawaii using American Airlines miles.

You can book flights through July 27, 2016.

So start planning your next trip to Hawaii now. Because you will no longer be able to book award flights to Hawaii on September 1, 2015.

If you want to fly on Hawaiian Airlines.

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Who Should Book Flights to Hawaii Today

After September 1, 2015, you can still use American Airlines miles to book flights to Hawaii on American Airlines and Alaska Airlines.

Which is a big relief if you have other options to fly to Hawaii. But not so great news if you live in other cities where you have limited options or if you have a connecting flight.

I’ve put together a list of flights you should book today if you want to redeem American Airlines miles to Hawaii on Hawaiian Airlines.

Even if you don’t live in any of these originating cities, you might need to connect through them to get to Hawaii.

Hawaii, using American Airlines miles to fly to Hawaii

Last chance to redeem American Airlines miles on Hawaiian Airlines

Honolulu

Las Vegas to Honolulu
Los Angeles to Honolulu
Oakland to Honolulu
Phoenix to Honolulu
Portland to Honolulu
New York (JFK) to Honolulu
Sacramento to Honolulu
San Diego to Honolulu
San Francisco to Honolulu
San Jose to Honolulu
Seattle to Honolulu

Say goodbye to using American Airlines miles on Hawaiian Airlines’ non-stop Los Angeles Kauai flight

Kauai

Los Angeles to Kauai

You might blow your top if you forget to book your Hawaii flights using American Airlines miles today

Maui

Los Angeles to Maui
Oakland to Maui
Sacramento to Maui
San Francisco to Maui
San Jose to Maui
Seattle to Maui

Conclusion

Today is the last day to book Hawaii flights using American Airlines miles on Hawaiian Airlines.

You won’t be able to redeem American Airlines miles for flights to Hawaii starting September 1, 2015.

You can book Hawaiian Airlines flights through July 27, 2016. So you don’t need to take a last minute trip to Hawaii, you just need to book it now.

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