Fare Rules Terms and Conditions (2024)

Fare Rules Terms and Conditions

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  • Special Conditions: Interisland Web-Restricted Sale Fares
  • Conditions For Travel Wholly Within The State Of Hawaii
  • Conditions for All Other Travel (Not Wholly Within the State of Hawaii )
  • Conditions for tickets purchased using HawaiianMiles
  • Conditions for Main Cabin Basic Fares
  • Conditions for Main Cabin Refundable Fares
  • Additional Terms and Conditions for Main Cabin Preferred ("Preferred") Seat Selections
  • Additional Terms and Conditions for Extra Comfort Seat Selections

Last updated: Nov. 16, 2023

Terms & Conditions


Voluntary Changes to Tickets Purchased for Travel on Hawaiian Airlines

Standard Rules and Restrictions for Tickets Purchased for Travel on Hawaiian Airlines
  • Tickets are non-transferable.
  • Tickets are non-refundable, unless otherwise specified.
  • Tickets may be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund with no fees, for any bookings made at least seven days in advance of the flight’s scheduled departure time.
  • Wholly unused tickets: Tickets are valid for transportation for one year from date of purchase.
  • Partially used tickets: Remaining trip segment tickets are valid for transportation for one year from date of initial use.
  • Flight coupons will be honored only in the order in which they are issued.
  • When making date/flight, reroute, or other changes to a Main Cabin, First Class and Business Class ticket, any applicable difference in fare (greater than $0) will be charged. Refund or credit will not be provided for any ticket changes that result in a fare less than the original fare paid. The value of the new ticket must be equal or higher than the value of the original ticket.
  • If you purchase a separate ticket on another carrier, or on Hawaiian Airlines that departs sooner than our Minimum Connection Times allow, your checked baggage will not be checked to the final destination.
  • Fares and rules are subject to change at any time without notice.
  • Standby travel is not permitted.
  • Other restrictions may apply.

Conditions for Interisland Web-Restricted Sale Fares

  • Interisland Web special fares are valid only for travel between Honolulu and Lihue, Kauai / Kahului, Maui / Kona, Hawaii / Hilo, Hawaii. When making any changes, any applicable difference in fare (greater than 0$) will be charged.
  • When making date/flight, reroute, or other changes to a ticket, any applicable difference in fare (greater than $0) will be charged to the customer. Refund or credit will not be provided for any ticket changes that result in a fare less than the original fare paid.

Conditions for Travel Wholly Within The State Of Hawaii

  • Interisland date/flight or reroute changes are subject to any applicable difference in fare (per ticket). Refund or credit will not be provided if a flight change is made and the applicable new fare is less than the original fare paid.

Conditions for All Other Travel (Not Wholly Within the State of Hawaii )

Flights from Japan to US

  • Date/Flight or reroute changes on tickets originating in Japan are permitted. But any applicable fare difference will be collected.
  • Refund or credit will not be provided for any ticket changes that result in a fare less than the original fare paid.
  • Cancellations of travel before departure are subject to JPY 30000 (adult fare) and JPY 22500 (child fare).
  • Non-refundable after departure or if a part of the ticket is used, no refunds are permitted.

Flights from North America to Japan

  • Date/Flight or reroute changes on tickets originating in North America to Japan are permitted. But any applicable fare difference will be collected.
  • Refund or credit will not be provided for any flight changes that result in a fare less than the original fare paid
  • Cancellations of travel before departure are subject to USD 200.00 (Adult/child fares).
  • Non-refundable after departure or if a part of the ticket is used, no refunds are permitted.

Flights from Hawaii to Japan

  • Date/Flight or reroute changes on tickets originating in Hawaii to Japan are permitted. But any applicable fare difference will be collected.
  • Refund or credit will not be provided for any flight changes that result in a fare less than the original fare paid
  • Cancellations of travel before departure are subject to USD 250.00 (Adult/child fares).
  • Non-refundable after departure or if a part of the ticket is used, no refunds are permitted.

Conditions for tickets purchased using HawaiianMiles

  • Seats purchased with HawaiianMiles are referred to as Award Seats and are limited in availability.
  • Date/flight or reroute changes are allowed if there is an award seat available in the same booking class
  • You will be required to pay applicable taxes and fees
  • When an award ticket is combined with a non-award fare(revenue), the most restrictive fare rule will apply.

Conditions for Main Cabin Basic Fares

  • Main Cabin Basic tickets are non-changeable and non-refundable. Tickets may be cancelled 7 or more days prior to departure without penalty if requested within 24 hours of purchase.
  • Seat selection is not available at time of booking. In some cases, your seat may be assigned at the gate.
  • Main Cabin Basic tickets are not eligible for upgrade to Business/First Class.
  • Same day standby is not permitted.
  • Main Cabin Basic ticket holders will board in the last boarding group, unless otherwise eligible to board earlier.
  • Main Cabin Basic ticket holders are not eligible for bonus miles.

Conditions for Main Cabin Refundable Fares

  • Main Cabin Refundable fares are fully refundable including ancillary purchases before departure by canceling through Reservations and requesting a refund.
  • Main Cabin Refundable fares are non-refundable if you do not cancel your reservation before the originating flight departs.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Main Cabin Preferred ("Preferred") Seat Selections

  • Preferred seats are available only on select flights operated by Hawaiian Airlines.
  • Preferred seats are sold on a per flight segment basis, are limited in amount, and are subject to availability.
  • Preferred seats are non-transferable and non-refundable.
  • Preferred seats are non-refundable, unless they are associated with a Main Cabin Refundable fare.
  • Guests making date, flight or reroute changes may apply the value of the Preferred seat fee to the purchase of a Preferred seat or an Extra Comfort seat, if it is available, on the alternative flight. You are responsible for paying any amount in excess of the Preferred seat fee you originally paid, and no refunds or credits will be provided for any unused value. If no Preferred seat or Extra Comfort seat is available on the alternative flight, or if you decide not to select a Preferred seat or Extra Comfort seat and pay any applicable fees, you will forfeit the value of Preferred seat selection fees already paid. Preferred seat fees may not be applied to any base ticket fares nor may they be applied to the purchase of a First Class upgrade or to the Bid Up program.
  • Hawaiian Airlines reserves the right to reassign any Preferred seat holder to another Preferred seat in its sole discretion without notice and without providing a refund. If you are reassigned from a Preferred seat to a seat that is not a Preferred seat or an Extra Comfort seat, you are eligible for a refund of the Preferred seat selection fee already paid. Refunds will be made to the original form of payment.
  • If you purchased a Preferred seat and choose to upgrade to an Extra Comfort Seat during check-in, your Preferred seat fee cannot be applied to the Extra Comfort fee. You may request a refund of your Preferred seat fee from our Consumer Affairs Office after you have completed travel.
  • Hawaiian Airlines reserves the right to cancel any unpaid Preferred seat selections.
  • Guests seated in an exit row must meet FAA requirements, which include, but are not limited to those: (i) age 15 years or older; (ii) willing and able to assist other passengers during an evacuation; that are not responsible for children under the age of 15 traveling with them; and that speak English and are able to comprehend instructions regarding, and able to operate, the emergency exit.

Additional Terms and Conditions for Extra Comfort Seat Selections

  • Extra Comfort seating is available only on flights operated by Hawaiian Airlines.
  • Extra Comfort seats and amenities may differ based on aircraft type or flight destination. Extra Comfort Seats are sold on a per passenger basis per flight and are limited and subject to availability.
  • Prices, offers, rules, and benefits are subject to change without notice.
  • Extra Comfort Seats are non-transferable and non-refundable
  • Extra Comfort Seats are non-refundable, unless they are associated with a Main Cabin Refundable fare.
  • Guests making date, flight or reroute changes may apply the value of the Extra Comfort seat fee to the purchase of an Extra Comfort seat or a Preferred seat, if it is available, on the alternative flight. You are responsible for paying any amount in excess of the Extra Comfort seat fee you originally paid, and no refunds or credits will be provided for any unused value. If no Extra Comfort seat or Preferred seat is available on the alternative flight, or if you decide not to select an Extra Comfort seat or a Preferred seat and pay any applicable fees, you will forfeit the value of Extra Comfort seat fees already paid. Extra Comfort fees may not be applied to any base ticket fares nor may they be applied to the purchase of a First Class upgrade or to the Bid Up program.
  • Hawaiian Airlines reserves the right to reassign any Extra Comfort seat holder to another Extra Comfort seat in its sole discretion without notice and without providing a refund. If you are reassigned from a Extra Comfort seat to a seat that is not an Extra Comfort seat, you are eligible for a refund of the Extra Comfort seat fee already paid. Refunds will be made to the original form of payment.
  • Customers who have purchased an Extra Comfort Seat that are impacted by a Hawaiian Airlines initiated flight and seat change, equipment change, routing change, or flight cancellation are eligible for a refund if Hawaiian Airlines is unable to accommodate the customer in another Extra Comfort Seat.
  • Authorized refunds of Extra Comfort Seats will be made to the original form of payment.
  • Hawaiian Airlines reserves the right to cancel any Extra Comfort seat that has not been paid for.
  • Guests seated in the bulkhead row may be reassigned to accommodate passengers with disabilities.
  • Guests traveling with a child under the age of two (2) years old, a pet in cabin, or travelers who require a seatbelt extension, are prohibited from sitting in bulkhead seats and seats equipped with airbag seatbelts.
  • Guests seated in an exit row must meet FAA requirements, which include, but are not limited to those: (i) age 15 years or older; (ii) willing and able to assist other passengers during an evacuation; that are not responsible for children under the age of 15 traveling with them; and that speak English and are able to comprehend instructions regarding, and able to operate, the emergency exit.
Fare Rules Terms and Conditions (2024)

FAQs

What are full fare rules? ›

Fare rules are a set of conditions that determine the price of an air ticket for each seat class. They also define whether a ticket is refundable or nonrefundable or whether additional charges are applicable (e.g., for baggage or booking changes).

What does fare conditions mean? ›

Fare Conditions means all terms and conditions of a fare, ticket or carriage, however described, which apply in relation to one or more Flights; Fare Conditions means those additional terms and conditions attaching to the transport and services the subject of the Booking (of which you are notified at the time of booking.

How do you explain fare difference? ›

Fare difference is the difference between the original fare you previously purchased and the new flight fare that you have chosen.

What is the applicable fare rule? ›

Applicable Fare

This is the fare in effect on the date of ticket issuance and valid for the start date of the itinerary of your ticket.

What are the three fare types? ›

Most airlines offer different branded fare levels, like Light, Standard, and Flexible. Each set of fare types has its own characteristics and conditions. For example, light fares often have no baggage allowance.

What does pay full fare mean? ›

a price (of a travel, cinema ticket, etc) without any discounts.

Is it fair or fare condition? ›

If you are using an adjective or adverb, then the spelling should be "fair." If you are using a verb, then the spelling should be "fare." Both "fair" and "fare" can be nouns. "Fair" as a noun refers to a gathering of people (i.e. state fair). "Fare" refers to the monetary price of something (i.e. taxi fare).

What is reasonable fare? ›

Reasonable fare means a charge for mass transit ser- vice which complies with rules of the department relating to the fairness of such charges for purposes of this section.

What does fare type anytime mean? ›

Anytime is Southwest Airlines' third ticket category and includes all amenities of the Wanna Get Away+ ticket type, as well as some additional ones, such as the fact that this ticket type is refundable, meaning passengers can receive 100% of their ticket price as long as the ticket is refunded more than 10 minutes ...

Does fare mean price? ›

1. a. : the price charged to transport a person. b. : a paying passenger on a public conveyance.

How do you avoid paying a fare difference? ›

Here's the secret to avoid paying an airline change fee
  1. Make use of the 24-hour window. ...
  2. Make same-day changes. ...
  3. Buy flexible fare or refundable tickets. ...
  4. Get travel insurance. ...
  5. Don't show up for the flight. ...
  6. Watch out for any changes to your flight. ...
  7. Book two one way tickets. ...
  8. Fly Southwest or Alaska Airlines.
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What does fare better mean? ›

​fare well, badly, better, etc. to be successful/unsuccessful in a particular situation synonym get on. The party fared very badly in the last election. The North, by and large, has fared better than most regions in avoiding high unemployment figures.

What is basic fare code? ›

While the letters can vary a bit by airline, an “F” nearly always means first class, while business class is often indicated with a J, C, or D. Economy class has a long potential list of letters associated with it, with Y, L, M, Q, T, B, and K being among the most common.

What is per pricing unit in fare rules? ›

One or more consecutive fare components make up a pricing unit (sometimes priceable unit). Each fare component belongs to exactly one pricing unit. The most common pricing units are round trips and one way journeys, but there are a few others such as circle trips and open jaws.

What is the rule of the most restrictive fare? ›

A few basic, general principles apply to fare combinations. 1) The most restrictive conditions apply. For example if you are combining a fare that is 50% refundable with one that is non-refundable, the whole ticket becomes non-refundable because the non-refundable rule is the most restrictive.

Are full-fare tickets refundable? ›

Most airlines offer both refundable and non-refundable plane tickets, and each airline is free to establish its own rules and fees for cancellations and refunds. It's always best to check an airline's own policies before booking, as travel agencies or websites may have their own refund rules.

What is the code for full-fare economy? ›

Here are a few fare codes that are typically the same across all airlines: Y: Full-fare economy-class ticket. J: Full-fare business-class ticket.

How to understand airline fare rules? ›

These rules and its relevant conditions for a certain fare type are called Fare Rules. Generally, the lower the fare, the more restrictions a fare has, for instance, non-refundable status, 21-day advance purchase, or Saturday night stay.

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