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SMF777 Aug 17, 2004 9:04 pm

FA Gossip: LAS-HNL on 753
 
Does anyone know if there is any credibility to NW starting a 757-300 service from LAS-HNL?

slippahs Aug 17, 2004 9:47 pm


Originally Posted by SMF777
Does anyone know if there is any credibility to NW starting a 757-300 service from LAS-HNL?

Posted by our friend, Vegas Agent:

"Officially announced today. SFO-HNL service will resume the same day. Rumor is LAS-HNL service will be initiated in January."

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=333823

and...

"LAS-HNL service was set to go in Janurary 2005 but AQ announced non-stop service starting in September so it has been tabled...at least for the time-being."

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=342071

aloha

flyboy7974 Aug 18, 2004 5:54 pm

didnt realize how much demand from hnl to las. omni has two nonstops, aloha is going nonstop, and hawaiian has their nonstop. plus, the aa/nw/ua connections through lax, that is a lot of demand

azj Aug 18, 2004 7:09 pm

LAS is sometimes called Hawaii's 9th island. There are hotels that totally cater to the local. Whilst inside the building you'd have no idea you were in Vegas... except for the gambling.


AZJ

GG Aug 18, 2004 9:36 pm

The one and only time we've been in Las Vegas (last October), we had a nice chatty server from Maui. He explained that there's a really large native Hawaiian population in LAS, mostly working in the tourist industry of course - folks who literally can't afford to live on their own islands any more.

SMF777 Aug 18, 2004 10:30 pm


Originally Posted by azj
LAS is sometimes called Hawaii's 9th island. There are hotels that totally cater to the local. Whilst inside the building you'd have no idea you were in Vegas... except for the gambling.


AZJ

The hotel that you are referring to is the Californian??? If so it is not much to look at inside or out!

:)

Aloha Airlines:
Multiple daily flights!
One nonstop

America West Airlines:
Previous daily 747 service nonstop

Delta Airlines:
Previous daily L1011 service via LAX

Hawaiian Airlines:
Nonstop daily on a 767-300
Previous daily 767-300 via ONT
Previous daily DC-10 via LAX
Previous Charter on DC-10

OAI:
Daily-Boyd Vacations/Vacations Hawaii : 3 class Service on DC-10-30
(This was gained when Boyd dropped HA??)
Daily-MLT Worry Free Vacations: 1 class Service on 757-200

World Airways:
Previous 3 or 4x weekly LAS-HNL contract on the MD-11

patricia Aug 19, 2004 2:10 am

The cost of interisland travel has risen so high that charter packages to LAS from HNL are cheaper and you get comps.

Plus Hawaii has no legal gambling.

geoffco Aug 19, 2004 8:53 am


Originally Posted by SMF777
OAI:
Daily-Boyd Vacations/Vacations Hawaii : 3 class Service on DC-10-30
(This was gained when Boyd dropped HA??)
Daily-MLT Worry Free Vacations: 1 class Service on 757-200

Doesn't NW own Worry-Free Vacations? It's most likely much cheaper to have Omni operate the flight for them, but the improved economics of the 753 and the ability to pick up more pax with scheduled service may have them considering the route.

Bagels Aug 19, 2004 8:57 am


Originally Posted by geoffco
Doesn't NW own Worry-Free Vacations? It's most likely much cheaper to have Omni operate the flight for them, but the improved economics of the 753 and the ability to pick up more pax with scheduled service may have them considering the route.

Yes, they do but the Worry-Free Vacations program doesn't having anything to do with NWA WorldVacations, or scheduled NWA service.

Also note Worry-Free Vacations is dropping Hawaii (and thus Omni's 757 flight) in November.


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