Mokulele Airlines- Hawaii and California Operations

Mokulele Airlines is a commuter airline that flies between the Hawaiian Islands. The airline was founded in Hawaii in 1994. It is a subsidiary of Surf Air Mobility. The site says the parent airlines together form one of the largest regional commuter airlines in the United States.

The site says the airline flies more than 100 daily flights. These flights link nine airports across five islands. The fleet is made of Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft. The site says 18 or more of them fly on commuter and regional routes.

The routes listed on the site include Honolulu, Kahului, Kona, Hana, Waimea-Kohala and Kalaupapa. The airline says it serves some of Hawaii's smallest communities. These include Hana, Waimea, Kapalua and Kalaupapa.

The airline has interline partnerships with Hawaiian, Alaska, American, United and JAL. The site says that when a traveler books a full itinerary, bags move automatically. Connecting fares are also available. The site describes Honolulu as a gateway to hundreds of cities through these partners.

The airline runs a loyalty program with simple rewards and real benefits. It also runs a small package service called Wikiwiki. The site says the Kona to Kahului route is back, flying twice a day, non-stop.

The site says the airline has a refreshed station at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu. It describes the station as a smoother start to each trip. The site also lists pet policies, a contract of carriage and flight lookup tools.

The local reservations number is +1 808-495-4188. The freephone number is 1-866-260-7070. The website is mokuleleairlines.com. The site lists Facebook, Instagram and X accounts.