Hawaiian Airlines is offering a new deal for you if you register as a HawaiianMiles member. If you’ve been thinking about a trip to Hawaii, they’ll sweeten the pot a little bit with their $25 E-Certificate for 2. This means that if you register, and then book flights to Hawaii for you and a friend, $50 will automatically be deducted from your total airfare.

The promo from Hawaiian Airlines is good for Roundtrip travel between the Mainland and Hawaii. Book your airline tickets by December 7, 2009 for travel between January 5, 2010-March 11, 2010. Visit Hawaiian Airlines for more details, and check out cheap flights to Hawaii from your hometown with our Deal Finder.

Hawaiian Airlines has launched first class airfare deals to Honolulu from a range of cities on the Mainland. First class airfare starts as low as $459+ each-way on some routes. Find deals from Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Seattle, and more.

Visit Hawaiian Airlines for more details, and if first class deals still aren’t as low as what you’re looking for, use our Deal Finder-Hawaii tool for cheap coach flights to Hawaii from your hometown.

Hawaiian Airlines is making it a little easier for you to leave the Mainland behind and head to the Islands.

The carrier’s latest Hawaii vacation packages offer “roundtrip airfare on Hawaiian Airlines and a 3 night hotel stay at one of three luxurious Marriott Resorts in Hawaii.” Resorts include the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa, and Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa.

You have to book your vacation package by November 3, 2009, for travel through May 31, 2010. Visit Hawaiian Airlines for more details, and check out the latest airfare deals on Hawaiian Airlines from your hometown.

Been wanting to leave the Mainland behind for a Hawaii vacation? Now is the time to make your plans. United Airlines has a first class airfare sale to multiple Hawaii destinations from Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver and other departure cities.

Fly in the luxury of first class with airfare for as low as $522+ each-way if you purchase your airline ticket by June 12. These first class deals are good for travel through October 8, 2009. Visit United Airlines for more details.

As winter slyly waits around the corner, bringing with it snow-covered driveways and icy winds, the sands of Mexico, Hawaii, and the Caribbean remain welcoming and warm.

NWA WorldVacations is offering savings of up to $250 on airfare/hotel vacation packages to a range of beach resorts. These deals are good for travel between Dec 1, 2008 - Apr 30, 2009, but you have to book by November 29 to take advantage.

Visit NWA WorldVacations for more details, and be sure to use the promotional code WV8770 when booking your vacation package.

In its first change to its frequent flier program in 14 years, Hawaiian Airlines is shifting to a 3-tier award structure and one-way mileage awards for its HawaiianMiles members.

With rising fuel costs and increased overall spending, we’ve seen airlines turn to their frequent flier programs in search of cuts and changes that will affect the bottom line. This has led some carriers to eliminate airport lounges and ultimately decrease the value of their awards programs.

However, HawaiianMiles suggests that its new changes will not decrease value for members, but instead will provide “unprecedented control and flexibility” for its members. You’ll now have SuperSaver, Saver, and Flex options to choose from, and you will be able to cash in your rewards on one-way airfares.

Of course, some frequent fliers will see these changes as another hurdle in using their rewards to plan a complete Hawaii vacation. Visit Hawaiian Airlines Awards for more information on the latest changes, and let us know if you believe your frequent flier program is still working for you.

Here’s how to go to Hawaii — first class, all the way. Just leave everything to Northwest.

They are offering First Class seats to First Class hotels with plenty of First Class perks, all for less than you’d think.

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