teCh0010

someone already had 1a and I really like the 1st row of the a330 for daytime flights.

For views I have -
ATL - HNL - Right Side
HNL - OGG - Right Side
OGG - HNL - Left Side
HNL - ATL - Left Side

I could probably flipflop the HA segments if one side or another has the chance of getting me a better view.

Italy98

Had THE BEST crew on DL 87, VCE - JFK, 5 Mar 13. Superb level of Customer Service, exceeded anything I have seen or experienced in nearly 50 years of flying domestically and internationally.

FlyDeltaJets87

I would recommend the left side for HNL-OGG. When taking off out of HNL you make a slight right turn after takeoff and those on the left get a spectacular view of Waikiki and Diamond Head. Haven't flown into OGG so I can't comment there about what to expect when flying in and out there (I do have left side A/B seats for both HNL-OGG and OGG-HNL for my honeymoon). Hopefully the winds are right and you get the 8L arrival for the OGG-HNL flight though (ie hopefully you don't come in on the 4s - I don't think the view would be as good although I can't say from experience since both of my landings on the 4s were at night). Enjoy Hawaii

tvelinsk

Most of my flights into HNL landed east to west, which meant that the right side of the plane got a very nice view of Diamondhead and Waikiki on the way into the airport. On the last flight, however, we landed west to east and the left side of the plane got wonderful views as we flew around the entire island to get lined up for landing. All depends on the day/winds/traffic...

FlyDeltaJets87

Could be a time of year thing with the tradewinds. I've landed and taken off from HNL three times but all of those flights were around the same time of the year (June). Once (the first time) was on 8L. The other two (at night) were on the 4s. But in the three total weeks I've spent on Oahu, I've never seen landings on the 26s. The departures were always to the east. I've played the Hickam AFB golf course a few times and the flights were always arriving on 8L or the 4s and departing on the 8s while I was playing (a few holes at Hickam overlook the lagoon and the reef runway, 8R, and the taxiway to 8R runs right behind a couple of holes. Getting to play golf and watch planes at the same time while in Hawaii. Doesn't get much better than that.

TrojanTraveler

Also recommend left side HNL-OGG. Usually you are landing west to east. You can also see Molokai off to the left side. Reverse for other direction.