Please feel free to walk about the cabin, mainly because this is the longest nonstop domestic flight in America.
Starting next April, Hawaiian Airlines will fly 5,095-miles from Honolulu and Boston. The flight will take a little over 10 hours, with the return trip from Boston taking nearly 12 hours.
“There is nowhere on Earth like Hawai’i, and we are bringing our islands closer than ever to Boston with nonstop service,” said Hawaiian Airlines President and CEO Peter Ingram. “Hawaiian is a unique airline because we have represented Hawai’i for nearly a century while flying people to, from and between the Hawaiian Islands. We look forward to sharing our warm hospitality with our New England guests.”
Hawaiian Airlines will begin its five-day-a-week service on April 4, – more than a week before Patriots’ Day on April 15.
The airline is offering special roundtrip fares of $617 in the main cabin and $1,776 in first class featuring luxurious lie-flat leather seats.
At 5,095 miles, Hawaiian’s BOS-HNL route becomes the longest regularly scheduled domestic route in U.S. history.