I can't find any explicit HA redemption information on www.delta.com, but I'd expect one can only redeem SkyPesos on routes that Hawaiian offers where there is no direct Delta competition (i.e. Delta flies LAX<->HNL roundtrips).

You're SOL OP. From HA: http://help.hawaiianair.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/249

Delta Airlines (DL) - Sky Miles
To request award tickets (which includes booking/ticketing/changes) on Hawaiian Airlines call Delta Sky Miles Customer Service at 1-800-323-2323 and ask for "Awards on Hawaiian Airlines." All awards are subject to availability.

•List of Awards

Sky Mile members may use their mileage to redeem for the following awards on HA:
◦Hawaii Inter-Island Round Trip
◦Hawaii to Sydney Round Trip
◦Hawaii to Manila Round Trip


◦First Class upgrades using Sky Miles is not permitted.

SOL indeed. :( Thanks, yohanson!

There are no true/actual F redemptions allowed with skymiles. Period.

You can only book HA flights with DL SlyMiles on the following routes:
* inter-island
* HNL-PPT
* HNL-PPG
* HNL-SYD
* HNL-MNL

All other routes are ineligible for mileage earning or booking. As such, you can not book HA flights on the following routes (any class):
* HNL-NRT
* HNL-KIX
* HNL-FUK
* HNL-ICN
* HNL-LAX/OAK/LAS/SFO/PDX/LAX/etc. (all Hawaii - US mainland routes)

Hint: even when you can book HA first class, don't bother. It is really bad seating. As bad as DL domestic, if not worse. Next to no recline, no leg room, really not worth it. One of the worst long-haul FC/BCs out there (right up there with CI as the truly worst). Food though is good, but then again already in HA economy food is far better (and free, included) as in DL BE HNL-ATL.

Ref.: http://skymilesoffers.delta.com/airline_partners.php#HA
"Other: Eligible routes include inter-island flights within the State of Hawaii and flights between Honolulu and Sydney, Australia and Honolulu and Manila, Philippines and Honolulu and Pago Pago, Samoa and Honolulu and Papeete, Tahiti. HNL-HND is ineligible for mileage accrual."
Accrual is same as spending. Though DL doesn't list it so (either way as yes or no, leaving it ambigous), HNL-KIX, HNL-FUK and HNL-ICN are also ineligible for accrual or spending.

HA is not true F. HA F is domestic F seating for long haul routes. Really one of the very worst, right up there with CI. Even in the new A330s they put in those same uncomfortable and tight seats. I just really hope they don't make the same mistake for their new A350 XWBs of which they've ordered quite a few (apparently planning for HNL - EU and such ultra long haul flights).

Alas its not true F then is it? ;)

P is the Booking Class for First Additional/HM "Flex" Awards (which are not available for partner redemptions).

Please see http://Help.KVSTool.com/#AwardUpgrad...es_NonAlliance for details on HA Award Booking Classes.

I know this is a few months old, but I am flying on a P class ticket tomorrow, so it definitely is a Delta fare class.

It's a few months + a year old ...

The "bought/flown fare class" is the only part of the Delta IT that works ... gone are the days of VDBs into F and 150% MQM on a T fare.

I just booked a last minute trip from MSP to PBI and Delta.dumb had first only a few dollars more than coach, so I treated myself to first. I'm probably going to have to SDC on the way back, and the flight I want only has first class seats open. So I checked my ticket to see what fare class I had, and it turned out to be the mythical P class. It appears to be a discounted first class fare, but I can't tell where it sits in the fare class hierarchy. I searched P Class fares and found this ancient thread and couldn't resist posting. P class tickets do exist!

From cwsi.net:

P is not necessarily Y-UP literally. It's more likely to be H-UP, M-UP, or B-UP. P fares fall between F and A and can be refundable (more expensive) or not. Many domestic markets have at least one refundable P and at least one nonrefundable P fare.

Wow, blast from the past!!