Hawaiian Airlines to Suspend Incheon, Fukuoka, and Boston Routes in November

Written By Scott Kobayashi
Hawaiian Airlines route map showing canceled Incheon, Fukuoka, and Boston routes

Hawaiian Airlines just announced a few changes to their network, with some routes being paused later this year. While it means certain flights will go away for now, it also means they’re shifting resources to destinations with higher demand.

Routes Being Suspended

  • Honolulu ⇄ Boston — last flight Nov 19, 2025

  • Honolulu ⇄ Fukuoka, Japan — last flight Nov 19, 2025

  • Honolulu ⇄ Incheon (Seoul), South Korea — last flight Nov 21, 2025

Where Hawaiian Airlines Is Adding Service

  • Honolulu ⇄ Sydney — expanded to daily flights during peak season (Dec 18 – Jan 31)

  • Honolulu ⇄ Papeete, Tahiti — now 2x weekly starting March 2026

  • Extra flights to Los Angeles and Seattle

Why the Route Changes Are Happening

  • Low demand on some long-haul routes since 2019

  • Focus on high-demand destinations to make better use of aircraft and crew

  • Seasonal increases where travelers are booking most

What This Means for Hawaii Travelers

  • If your trip includes one of the suspended routes, rebook early to secure alternatives

  • More flight options to Australia, Tahiti, and the U.S. West Coast

  • These shifts could open up new mileage redemption opportunities in the future

Scottie’s Take:

While it’s never fun to see routes go, this move helps Hawaiian strengthen where demand is strong. For Hawaii-based travelers, the added flights to Sydney, Tahiti, LA, and Seattle could mean better award seat availability, and more ways to put your points & miles to work.

Scott Kobayashi https://www.yumisocial.com
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