Hawaiian Airlines has a generous baggage policy that is also affordable. Passengers are allowed two checked bags on domestic flights and three checked bags on international flights at no additional charge and the overweight and oversized baggage fees are reasonable.
Hawaiian Airlines Carry-on Baggage Policy Allowance for domestic and international flights:
| Baggage type | Domestic Flights | International Flights |
| Carry-on baggage | 1 bag, 22 x 14 x 9 inches, 25 pounds | 1 bag, 22 x 14 x 9 inches, 25 pounds |
| Personal item | 1 item, 18 x 14 x 8 inches | 1 item, 18 x 14 x 8 inches |
Hawaiian Airlines checked Baggage Allowance for domestic and international flights:
| Baggage type | Domestic Flights | International Flights |
| checked Baggage | 2 bags, 62 inches in linear dimensions, 50 pounds | 3 bags, 62 inches in linear dimensions, 50 pounds |
Hawaiian Airlines Overweight and Oversized Baggage fee for domestic and international flights:
| Baggage type | Domestic Flights | International Flights |
| Overweight baggage fee | $50 for 51-70 pounds, $100 for 71-100 pounds | $100 for 51-70 pounds, $200 for 71-100 pounds |
| Oversized baggage fee | $75 for up to 75 inches, $150 for up to 100 inches | $150 for up to 75 inch, $300 for up to 100 inch |
Some tips for saving money on Hawaiian Airlines baggage fees:
• Make sure your checked bags are not too big or too heavy. You will have to pay extra if they are.
• Become a Pualani Gold, Premier Club, or Corporate member to receive two free checked bags on domestic flights and three free checked bags on international flights.
• Active military members and their dependents are also allowed two free checked bags on domestic flights and three free checked bags on international flights.
• Sports Equipment: Hawaiian Airlines allows the transport of sports equipment such as surfboards, golf clubs, and bicycles. Special rules and fees may apply, and advanced notice is often required.
o Pets in Kennels - Kennels must be made of durable materials and must have enough space for the pet to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Kennels must also have adequate ventilation and drainage (According, Hawaiian airlines in cabin pet policy)
o Health certificate - A health certificate from a licensed veterinarian is required for all pets traveling on Hawaiian Airlines. The health certificate must be dated within 10 days of travel.
o Animals that are pregnant or nursing
o Animals that are sick or injured
o Animals that are aggressive or disruptive
o Animals that are not properly vaccinated and health certified
• Become a Pualani Gold, Premier Club, or Corporate member to receive two free checked bags on domestic flights and three free checked bags on international flights.
• Active military members and their dependents are also allowed two free checked bags on domestic flights and three free checked bags on international flights.
Prohibited and Allowable items in Hawaiian Airlines:
Allowable Items
• Personal Items: Passengers can bring one personal item, such as a purse, laptop bag, or small backpack.• Sports Equipment: Hawaiian Airlines allows the transport of sports equipment such as surfboards, golf clubs, and bicycles. Special rules and fees may apply, and advanced notice is often required.
• Hawaiian airlines pets policy: Allowed
o Allowed pets - Dogs, cats, and household birds can travel as checked pets.o Pets in Kennels - Kennels must be made of durable materials and must have enough space for the pet to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Kennels must also have adequate ventilation and drainage (According, Hawaiian airlines in cabin pet policy)
o Health certificate - A health certificate from a licensed veterinarian is required for all pets traveling on Hawaiian Airlines. The health certificate must be dated within 10 days of travel.
Prohibited items
• Sharp Objects: Knives, box cutters, and scissors with blades longer than 4 inches are not allowed in carry-on baggage.• Hawaiian airlines flying with pets policy : Prohibited pets and items
o Animals under 8 weeks oldo Animals that are pregnant or nursing
o Animals that are sick or injured
o Animals that are aggressive or disruptive
o Animals that are not properly vaccinated and health certified