Alaska Airlines launched new, daily seasonal nonstop service between Hollywood Burbank and Honolulu, adding a fourth Los Angeles gateway for guests traveling between California and Hawai‘i this summer.

The flights, operated by a Boeing 737–8 MAX aircraft through Aug. 18, give kamaʻāina and visitors another convenient option for travel between Hawaiʻi and the Los Angeles region and beyond, thanks to the expanding, joint network of Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. 

The addition of Burbank brings the combined company’s California-Hawai‘i network to nine airports: Burbank, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland, Ontario, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and San Jose. Nonstop service is offered daily between Honolulu and all nine California cities, with additional nonstop options from Kahului, Līhuʻe and Kona, including seasonal service during key travel periods. 

This year, Alaska and Hawaiian are scheduled to operate nearly 23,000 flights connecting California and Hawaiʻi — the most of any carrier — reflecting the scale of Hawaiʻi’s largest U.S. travel market and the combined airlines’ leading service between the Islands and the West Coast.

The launch of Burbank-Honolulu service follows Hawaiian’s transition last month to a shared passenger service system with Alaska and entry into the oneworld® alliance. Today, guests enjoy a more seamless travel experience from booking to boarding, industry-leading loyalty benefits through Atmos Rewards, and greater access to destinations throughout the U.S. continent and the world.

Across Hawaiʻi, Alaska and Hawaiian offer more than 250 daily flights to, from and within the Islands, with nonstop access between Hawaiʻi and more than 20 domestic and international destinations, plus connections to more than 125 cities across North and Central America through Alaska’s network, and nearly 1,000 global destinations via the oneworld alliance.