Honolulu · United States
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL)
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) is situated approximately 5 miles (8 kilometres) north-west of downtown Honolulu on the island of Oahu. The airport consists of three terminals connected by concourses, walkways, and shuttle buses, serving as the primary international gateway to the state of Hawaii. It handles domestic US flights, transpacific routes, regional inter-island trips, and long-haul international arrivals.
Terminaux
- Terminal 1
- Mainly serves Hawaiian Airlines inter-island flights, select US mainland destinations, and international departures.
- Terminal 2
- The primary main terminal handling major US domestic airlines and all incoming international arrivals.
- Terminal 3
- A small commuter terminal located on the airfield perimeter, primarily serving regional carrier Mokulele Airlines.
Arrivée
International travellers arriving at Terminal 2 disembark and proceed through US Federal immigration processing before collecting baggage and completing agricultural biosecurity clearance.
- Follow overhead signage along the concourse corridors towards US Customs and Border Protection immigration clearance.
- Present a valid passport, approved ESTA authorization or visa, and any required entry paperwork to US immigration officials.
- Collect all checked baggage from the assigned carousel in the international baggage reclaim hall.
- Pass through US Customs clearance and mandatory State of Hawaii Department of Agriculture biosecurity inspection.
- Exit into the public arrivals greeting area to access ground transportation, taxis, or inter-terminal connections.
Se rendre en ville
Bus
Public Bus (TheBus)
Municipal public bus service serving Honolulu and the wider island of Oahu.
- Durée:
- roughly 45–60 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically $3.00 single fare
Taxi
Licensed Taxi
Official metered taxis available at curbside stands directly outside baggage claim.
- Durée:
- roughly 20–30 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically $35–$50 plus tip
VTC
Rideshare (Uber / Lyft)
App-based private vehicles picking up from specific designated airport locations.
- Durée:
- roughly 20–30 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically $25–$45 depending on demand
Bus
Shared Airport Shuttle
Authorized door-to-door shuttle vans operating transfers to Waikiki accommodation.
- Durée:
- roughly 30–50 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically $16–$22 per person
Correspondances & transferts
Transferring between inter-island and overseas flights requires moving between terminals using walkway corridors or the airport shuttle.
- The free Wiki Wiki Shuttle bus runs frequently between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 concourses.
- International passengers arriving at HNL must collect all checked bags and clear US immigration and customs before transferring to an inter-island flight.
- Terminal 3 commuter flights require a separate road transport shuttle or taxi, as the building is physically separate from Terminals 1 and 2.
- Passing back through TSA security screening is required when moving between non-secure public areas.
Wi-Fi & connectivité
Free public Wi-Fi coverage is provided across main passenger areas in Terminals 1 and 2.
- Select the official airport Wi-Fi network from your device wireless settings.
- Accept the standard terms and conditions on the portal splash screen that appears.
- No payment or local telephone number registration is required for basic internet access.
Argent, cartes & pourboires
Financial services, automated teller machines (ATMs), and foreign currency exchange counters operate inside the terminals.
- ATMs dispensing US Dollars (USD) are situated near major boarding gates and baggage reclaim areas.
- Foreign currency exchange booths operate in Terminal 2 near the international arrivals area.
- Major credit cards and contactless mobile payments are accepted at almost all retail and dining outlets.
Restauration
Dining choices range from quick-service fast food to local Hawaiian outlets located primarily post-security.
- Terminal 2 features central food court areas serving local specialities, coffee, and American fast-food brands.
- Terminal 1 contains local cafes, grab-and-go snack kiosks, and seated dining options.
- Dining venues landside (before security screening) are limited, so eating airside after security is recommended.
Salons & repos
Airline membership lounges and private spaces are located in Terminals 1 and 2.
- Hawaiian Airlines operates the Premier Club and Plumeria Lounge within Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 concourses.
- Major domestic US carriers and international airlines maintain dedicated lounges near international gates.
- Independent lounge access programs or single-use day passes are available at select partner lounges.
Hôtels d'aéroport
There are no hotels located inside the terminal buildings, but several commercial hotels operate nearby.
- Off-airport hotels located within a 5-minute drive run complimentary shuttle buses from the arrivals curb.
- Waikiki Beach, located roughly 25–35 minutes away by vehicle, holds the largest selection of hotel accommodations.
- Direct-dial courtesy boards for local hotel reservations and shuttle pickups are located in baggage reclaim areas.
Bagages & douane
Baggage claim carousels are located on the ground floor level of Terminals 1 and 2.
- Self-service luggage carts are available for hire near baggage carousels for a minor fee.
- Left-luggage and bag storage facilities are operated by private concessions near Terminal 2 baggage claim.
- Report any lost, delayed, or damaged luggage directly to your arriving airline baggage desk before leaving the terminal.
Famille & accessibilité
Amenities for travellers with children include private nursing rooms and accessible family restrooms.
- Dedicated lactation rooms and nursing suites are situated in the main concourses of Terminals 1 and 2.
- Baby changing facilities are available in all main public restroom areas.
- Children should be closely monitored around escalators, moving walkways, and shuttle bus boarding zones.
Installations
- Free Airport Wi-Fi
- ATMs & Currency Exchange
- Luggage Storage Services
- Private Lactation Suites
- Medical First-Aid Station
- Designated Outdoor Smoking Areas
- Service Animal Relief Areas
Urgence & sécurité
Numéro d'urgence local: National Emergency: 911
- Dial 911 from any mobile phone or landline for immediate police, fire, or ambulance assistance.
- Contact any airport employee, security guard, or uniformed law enforcement officer for urgent on-site help.
- If you lose your foreign passport, contact your national embassy or consulate based in Honolulu or Washington D.C.
Avant de partir
- Vérifiez la validité de votre passeport et tout visa, ETA ou déclaration d'entrée requis.
- Confirmez votre terminal de départ sur votre carte d'embarquement la veille.
- Activez une eSIM de voyage pour être en ligne dès votre atterrissage.
- Téléchargez des cartes hors ligne et faites une capture d'écran de l'adresse de votre hôtel et de votre référence de réservation.
- Informez votre banque de votre voyage et ayez une carte de paiement de secours.
- Enregistrez le numéro d'urgence local et les contacts de votre ambassade sur votre téléphone.
- Photographiez votre passeport et stockez la copie dans un endroit accessible hors ligne.
- Vérifiez la franchise de bagages et les articles restreints pour votre destination.
Sources officielles
Les opérations aéroportuaires changent. Confirmez toujours les terminaux, tarifs et horaires avec les sources officielles ci-dessous avant de voyager.
- Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Official SiteSource aéroportuaire officielle
- U.S. Customs and Border ProtectionSource gouvernementale
- TheBus Official SiteSource de transport officielle
- City and County of Honolulu Official SiteSource gouvernementale
Guide mis à jour le 8 septembre 2026
Les informations sur l'aéroport peuvent changer. Vérifiez les attributions de terminaux, les horaires, les tarifs, les conditions d'entrée et les heures d'ouverture auprès du fournisseur officiel avant de voyager.
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Le Wi-Fi de l'aéroport est lent, limité dans le temps et peu privé. Une eSIM de voyage s'active avant votre vol, ainsi les cartes, les applications VTC et vos e-mails de réservation fonctionnent dès que vous désactivez le mode avion.
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