25 July, 2020

Hawaiian Airlines has cancelled Sunday's flights ahead of hurricane Douglas

The Honolulu based Hawaiian Airlines has cancelled all of its inter-island flights for this Sunday as the islands get ready to face Hurricane Douglas the carrier has confirmed.

A number of other services for this evening have also been cancelled because of the expected weather.  Passengers are being advised that will be able to rebook cancelled flights using one of the following travel waivers:

 No change fees or fare difference:
Reschedule your reservation by Aug. 4, 2020 for new travel that commences no later than Oct. 31, 2020.

No change fees, but a fare difference may apply:
Cancel now and make changes to your reservation after Aug. 4, 2020. You’ll keep the unused value of the ticket until the ticket expires* and upon rebooking, no change fees will be charged, but a fare difference may apply.

Passengers should also be aware of the current restrictions about travelling to and from the islands:

Inter-island travellers:
Complete the required Travel and Health form prior to TSA screening.
We encourage you to submit the form online prior to arriving at the airport. If you’re unable to complete it in advance, paper forms will also be available at the airport.


Mainland and International travellers:
The mandatory 14-day self-isolation quarantine has been extended through August for all travellers arriving into the state. Those travelling into the state will need to use the Safe Travels web-based app to complete the required travel information prior to departure.

The state's pre-travel testing program has been delayed to now launch on Sept. 1, 2020. This will allow travellers arriving from the U.S. Mainland to be exempt from the 14-day quarantine by taking a valid COVID-19 test no more than 72 hours prior to their flight and providing proof of a negative test result upon arrival. The mandatory quarantine will remain in place for those who choose to not take a pre-travel test.



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