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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 2:57 pm
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Inter-line--Short Connection Question

Hi,

I'm returning to the mainland from HNL-LAX on an 8am flight on Delta. I'll be on Maui that morning and was going to take the 6:00am on GO or 6:09am on Hawaiian.

1) Do I have enough time?
2) Will I have to claim my bag (the inter-island flight isn't not part of my Delta ticket)


Any thoughts or advice?

Thanks!
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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 3:07 pm
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Originally Posted by DRINKMOREWATER
Hi,

I'm returning to the mainland from HNL-LAX on an 8am flight on Delta. I'll be on Maui that morning and was going to take the 6:00am on GO or 6:09am on Hawaiian.

1) Do I have enough time?
2) Will I have to claim my bag (the inter-island flight isn't not part of my Delta ticket)


Any thoughts or advice?

Thanks!
Technically - per the new HA policy - you will need to claim your bag in HNL and walk it to the overseas terminal. If you want reliability I'd take the HA flight over the Go flight.

It's a tight tight tight connection - regardless of who you fly. You'd be better off spending a night in HNL.
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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 4:40 pm
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Technically - per the new HA policy - you will need to claim your bag in HNL and walk it to the overseas terminal. If you want reliability I'd take the HA flight over the Go flight.

It's a tight tight tight connection - regardless of who you fly. You'd be better off spending a night in HNL.
I didn't realize the new policy says they won't check it through?
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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 4:52 pm
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Originally Posted by DRINKMOREWATER
I didn't realize the new policy says they won't check it through?
Here is a lengthy thread on the subject.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hawai...ive-6-1-a.html
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Old Oct 30, 2012 | 11:36 am
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Can you just carry on bags? There's been spotty enforcement of the no interline rule, but you won't know unless you get to OGG. The alternative as mentioned above is to overnight in HNL or spent an extra full day and change the Delta segment to the redeye that leaves OGG that night (or the night before).

First flights of the day have less of a chance for delays but I certainly wouldn't try go! with a 2 hour connection even with a 2 hr connection. You never know if one of its planes are down for mx, causing schedule delays throughout the system.
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