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A message from What’s Inside? Ron Hansen, CEO of Mokulele

E komo mai! A Love Affair 6 with Surfing Thank you for choosing ! It has Kona Couple has been now been slightly over one Catching Big Island year since Transpac Aviation purchased Mokulele. In that Waves for over 35 Years time, we have made great strides in our mission to offer high quality service that makes it easy and affordable for our residents and visitors to travel between our beautiful islands. We have nearly doubled our daily flights, and ON A currently serve seven destinations on five islands. We also now offer more daily flights in and out of than 10 ROLL any other . Mahalo! This wouldn’t be possible The Waimea Wranglers without loyal passengers like you. Roller Derby Team is on In this issue of our Island Hopper magazine, you’ll learn Track for Success about the Waimea Wranglers, a women’s roller derby team who had the guts and determination to form a team in a small town when others told them it couldn’t be done. You’ll also meet long-time Kona residents Jeri and Steve Macres who share a lifelong passion for surfing. And if you long to return to the tranquility of Old , you’ll enjoy learning about Travaasa Hāna, Maui, an award-winning resort and spa. Finally, we’ve Authentic asked some of our pilots to share the incredible views 14 Maui they see from their flights. Personally, I can’t think of a The enchanted town of better “office” to go to work in every day! Travaasa Hāna, Maui We hope you enjoy your flight. We take great pride in being the best little airline in the world, and we look forward to creating new ways to serve you in 2013.

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A message from Governor Neil Abercrombie

Whether here as a visitor or a resident of these islands, we can all agree that the Aloha State is home to treasures unlike any other in the world. From the lively shores of Oahu’s Waikiki Beach, to the serene summit of Maui’s Mount Haleakala, I invite you to explore each island for its own unique scenic wonders and multicultural tapestries.

Mokulele Airlines will be a gracious host to get you to your interisland destination safely and with efficiency. Since returning to Hawaii-based ownership a year ago, the airline has doubled its workforce and passengers. You are among approximately 15,000 passengers who fly with Mokulele per month throughout the Hawaiian Islands – to Hana, , Kahului, Kapalua, , and Kona. Most recently, Mokulele moved its call center to Maui from the U.S. Mainland, and the airline continues to expand services to smaller destinations, adding convenience and access across the islands.

On behalf of Hawaii’s air transportation professionals, mahalo for your patronage. Enjoy your travel, whether it’s for business or pleasure. Perhaps I’ll one day see you as a fellow passenger, enjoying a bird’s eye view of paradise.

Sincerely,

Neil Abercrombie Governor, State of Hawaii

A Love Affair with Surfing Kona Couple has been Catching Big Island Waves for over 35 Years

eri and Steve Macres of Kona have surfing in their blood. Jeri, a native of Newport Beach, California was taught to surf by her father, surfing legend Rocky Freeman, whose J name appears on the Surfing Walk of Fame in Huntington Beach. Steve is also a California native. He grew up in nearby Santa Ana and learned to surf at Huntington Beach when he was in junior high. Jeri reflected on what life was like in Kona back in the 70s. Despite their common southern California surfing “It was completely a small town place,” she describes. “There backgrounds, Jeri and Steve didn’t meet until they each moved were mom and pop stores and everything closed down at night. to Kona in the 70s. They got married in 1979 and have been Everybody knew each other.” She adds that when she and Steve happily catching waves on the Big Island ever since. got married, the town was so small they couldn’t even find a caterer, so her Mom packed a turkey and a ham in her suitcase when she flew in for the wedding! The couple’s passion for surfing continues to this day. “We “We get up at about 5 and go get up at about 5 and go every morning, pretty much, unless we surfing every morning, pretty know it’s flat,” Jeri says. “We’re usually the first ones out on the water. We stay out for about three hours.” Her idea of a perfect much, unless we know it’s flat. wave is a six-footer on a glassy ocean. “Just a perfect peeling wave that doesn’t crumble.” Jeri and Steve like to go online and We’re usually the first ones out on check the wave models on Stormsurf.com. “It shows you the movement for a whole week. It’s kind of fun to see what’s going the water.” on out there. Back in the day, you just woke up in the morning,

6 I mokuleleairlines.com Issue 2 I 7 and you would sort of know a swell was coming, but you didn’t know what day or what degree it was coming in at.” Jeri and Steve have been surfing on the Big Island for so long that they’ve actually had a hand in naming some of the island’s favorite surf spots such as “Elevators” (it’s like an elevator drop when you take off) and “Randoms” (the waves just randomly come in). Their favorite surfing spot is Pine Trees, just south of the airport. The spot got its name from fishermen in the area who spotted what they thought were pine trees but they were actually mangroves. When asked what draws her to the sport, Jeri says that it’s the challenge. “I think it’s probably the hardest sport to do. You can go skiing and kind of master it to a degree because the mountain stays still. With surfing, you have this moving water, so it’s probably the hardest one to get good at.” She also appreciates the sense of freedom it gives her as well as another important benefit. “It’s good for you. Paddling builds up every muscle you have in your body.” Jeri and Steve passed their love of surfing down to their son Chris who would ride along with them in their old pickup truck when they went out in search of waves. In fact, Jeri says that Chris’s surfing abilities now exceed theirs. The family was recently out surfing together when they had an exciting experience. “We saw a whale! It was huge. It was the first whale I saw this year. It was really entertaining. He was jumping and flapping his fins. It went right by Chris and he went underwater and he started talking to it and it was talking back!” Once they’ve gotten in their daily surfing fix, Jeri returns to her business of making flags for sportfishing boats and Steve is a car mechanic who specializes in working on Toyotas. “He’s actually retired,” Jeri explains, “but he keeps on going.” Just like Jeri and Steve’s love affair with surfing.

8 I mokuleleairlines.com The Waimea Wranglers Roller Derby Team is On a on Track for Success “We had a lot of people expect us to fail because they said this town is way too small. They said, ‘You can’t do it.’” R oll - Lisa Fejeran (a.k.a. “Sadie Mae Gutz”)

tarting up a women’s roller derby team in a small town is Lisa explained why women are drawn to the sport. “It’s a no easy task. But the Big Island’s Waimea Wranglers have really good way to channel all that frustration in your life. A lot S shown that they have the guts and grit to overcome that of people have different things going on and this is a way to be challenge and take on many more. yourself and just go out there and play and skate hard. It’s very The team was formed last year by Lisa Fejeran and Tiara aggressive, so it’s a good way to let out all of that anger.” Anderson (a.k.a. “Sadie Mae Gutz” and “Chewy ‘Up”). “Our Team members pick a roller derby name and they can’t town, Waimea, probably has 1,000 people – maybe,” Lisa have the same name as any other player in the world. These explains. “We had a lot of people, especially roller girls on the alter egos are designed to be intimidating, and Wranglers Big Island, expect us to fail because they said this town is way proudly answer to names like “Hammer Roid,” “Booty too small. They said, ‘You can’t do it.’’’ Clearly, they were wrong. Bamz,” “Won Ton Devastation,” “Lash ‘em Lulu” and The team now has 21 skaters and is getting ready for its first major “Huntress Thompson.” bout on Maui in February. Lisa plays on the team and serves as Even though women’s roller derby is the fastest growing its coach and president while Tiara teaches skating techniques and sport in America, there are still misperceptions about it. Despite handles line coaching and bench coaching duties. what some believe, it’s not choreographed like it was back in

10 I mokuleleairlines.com Issue 2 I 11 Despite the aggressive nature of the sport, the Wranglers The team also welcomes sponsorships. have a lot of heart. They give back to the community by In 2013, Mokulele Airlines is helping participating in events such as the Relay for Life cancer walk. Lisa also shared a story about a team member who faithfully the team get off the ground (so to attended practices and fundraisers, but rarely skated because she couldn’t afford her own skates. Several of the girls chipped in speak) by assisting with air fares, and bought her the gear she needed and a brand new pair of skates. She has now made the roster and will compete in the publicity and fundraising.” team’s first bout against Maui. That kind of team spirit creates a strong bond between all of the 70s. “We’re not skating and punching somebody in the face,” the team members and their kids. “It’s an ohana,” Lisa says. The Lisa explains. “A lot of people think that’s what goes on, but there’s Wranglers are justifiably proud of what they’ve accomplished in a hefty book of rules, about 50 pages. You hit like in hockey. You a short amount of time and they welcome everyone to come out check people.” Tactics such as hitting a player in the face or back or and see what they’re all about.

“We are proud to be part of the Waimea Wranglers and their dream of competing with other Hawaiian teams.” - Dave Berry, Director of Sales and Marketing for Mokulele

elbowing them will earn a player a trip to the penalty box, and too many penalties will get them ejected from the game. “The other big assumption is that we skate (on a) banked track, but it’s a flat track,” Lisa says. “You can skate anywhere where there’s a big area of flat floor. You just set up a track with tape and rope.” The Wranglers practice at the Honokaa Sports Complex and at Spencer Beach Park in Kawaihae. Team members range in age from 18 to 50+. While age doesn’t matter in roller derby, commitment does. The team practices three times a week and the women are encouraged to skate as much as possible between practices. They also need to raise funds to cover travel and other expenses. The nonprofit Wranglers have done car washes, monthly fundraisers at Domino’s Pizza, a skate-a-thon, public scrimmages and even a burlesque show. “We tell the girls, ‘If you do not fundraise, we do not fund you,’” Lisa states. “It’s not fair to that girl who spent nine hours washing cars in the hot sun.” The team also welcomes sponsorships. In 2013, Mokulele Airlines is helping the team get off the ground (so to speak) by assisting with air fares, publicity and fundraising. “We are proud to be part of the Waimea Wranglers and their dream of competing with other Hawaiian teams,” says Dave Berry, director of sales and marketing for Mokulele. “I encourage others to step forward and support this community-minded team and help them get on a roll.”

12 I mokuleleairlines.com Escape to Authentic Maui Featuring Travaasa Hāna, Maui

everence for nature and elders. Dedication to family and Hāna’s philosophy is to provide an escape for those looking community. Gracious hospitality. Continuity of age- to experience something new, enrich their lives and immerse R old tradition through craft, and dance. As much themselves in local traditions. as its breathtaking natural setting, it is the pervasive spirit of Beautiful settings, exceptional levels of service, a “Old Hawai‘i” that defines Hāna, “the Heart of Hawai‘i.” And, captivating sense of adventure and a small number of rooms nowhere is this more prevalent to visitors of this enchanted to ensure exclusivity and privacy define Travaasa Experiential town than at Travaasa® Hāna, Maui. Formerly the iconic Hotel Resort properties. Accommodations at Travaasa Hāna consist Hāna-Maui, this award-winning experiential resort and spa is of 47 plantation-style Sea Ranch Cottages and 23 low-rise located in a picturesque oceanfront setting on Maui’s secluded bungalow Garden View Suites. The spacious guestrooms feature eastern shore at the end of the famous Road to Hāna. The organic linens and pampering amenities. To make it easier for original property opened in 1947 and became a favorite retreat guests to enjoy the comforting sounds of nature, the rooms are for generations of travelers seeking barefoot elegance, unspoiled free from radios, clocks and televisions. natural beauty and a Hawaiian sense of place. Today, Travaasa The exclusive Sea Ranch Cottages are generously sized

14 I mokuleleairlines.com Issue 2 I 15 Sacred Pools), the grave of Charles Lindbergh, Wai’anapanapa Black Sand Beach and Haleakala National Park. Guests can choose from two different offerings: an all- inclusive program which includes meals, a daily spa credit and as many activities as they wish, or an á la carte stay. And now, getting to this tropical respite is easier than ever before. Through a new partnership with Mokulele Airlines, guests have access to twice-daily flight service from Maui’s to Hāna Airport. Passengers will fly aboard a nine-seat Cessna Grand Caravan 208B and enjoy spectacular views during the 20-minute flight. Ticket prices start at $59 each way. Travaasa Hāna is also offering complimentary flights for guests who book a three-night, all-inclusive Total Travaasa package. For more information or to book your stay, call 1-800-TRAVAASA or visit www.travaasa.com.

with high wood-beamed ceilings, interior ceiling fans and cooling tropical trade winds. All feature private lanais, many with private hot tubs. A diverse selection of programming reflects the small-town flavor and local traditions of Hāna, including throw-net fishing demonstrations, hula and ukulele lessons, lei making, coconut husking, guided coastal and garden walks, bicycle tours, stand- up paddle boarding, archery, coastal workouts and juicing classes using fresh produce from nearby Ono Farms. The Spa at Travaasa Hāna infuses therapeutic native Hawaiian treatments with exercise as part of its holistic approach to relaxation and wellness and utilizes locally made and organic products. The Ka‘uiki dining room showcases ocean-to-table cuisine and fresh organic fare by Executive Chef Barry Villiarimo, who was born and raised in Hāna. Utilizing ingredients like taro, breadfruit, sweet potatoes, coconut milk and fern shoots in his menus, Villiarimo honors the traditions of native Hawaiians who depended on the mountains and ocean for food. Travaasa Hāna also provides easy access to many area attractions including the Pools of Ohe’o (formerly known as Seven

16 I mokuleleairlines.com Sit back and enjoy some amazing sightseeing, A Mokulele-style Bird’s Eye View lying on Mokulele does more than get you where you want Beach, on Lanai’s North Shore. This secluded, eight-mile to go. Each flight gives you a bird’s eye view of some of stretch of sand is so named because the reef-filled Kalohi F Hawaii’s most incredible scenery. Since you might have Channel has become a watery grave for numerous ships. The some questions about what you’re seeing from your window, we earliest known wreck was a British vessel, the Alderman Wood, asked a few of our pilots to share the amazing sights you can see which sunk in 1824, followed two years later by an American on some of their routes. ship, the London, which carried a cargo of silver and gold. The rusted hull of an oil tanker from the 40s is still visible today off Honolulu to Kapalua of Shipwreck Beach. Assistant Chief Pilot Sean Rodrigues explained that pilots have If your flight travels along the north shore of Molokai, a choice of two flight paths on this route. If your flight travels you’re in for an extra special treat. “People normally enjoy it between the islands of Molokai and Lanai, you’ll see Molokai’s when we go north of Molokai, especially because of the very southern shoreline and Kaiolohia, also known as Shipwreck tall sea cliffs and the waterfalls,” Sean says. Molokai’s sea cliffs

18 I mokuleleairlines.com Issue 2 I 19 “If it’s not too windy and there are not too many whitecaps, every whitecap you’re going to see is going to be a whale.” - Assistant Chief Pilot Sean Rodrigues

are the highest in the world and tower as much as 3,900 feet. at the coastline is at Manele Bay,” explains Chief Pilot Buster You’ll also get a rare view of Kalaupapa, the former refuge of Frysinger. Once you catch a glimpse of this clifftop course individuals diagnosed with Hansen’s disease (leprosy). The only designed by Jack Nicklaus, you’ll understand why it’s called way to visit this remote national historical park by land is to The Challenge at Manele. “The course up in the clouds and the ride a mule or hike down a three mile cliff-side path with 26 forest is at the Lodge at Koele,” he adds. This woodland course, switchbacks. which was designed by Greg Norman, sits at an elevation of Sean described the approach into Kapalua, Maui. “It’s the nearly 2,000 feet above sea level. best airport I’ve ever flown into as far as views because you On the final approach to Lanai, you’ll see Kaumalapau can see Lanai and Molokai, all of the hotels, all of the shoreline Harbor, the main commercial seaport for Lanai. It’s one of the there, and all of the parasailers. You can also see lots of whales, best spots on the island to get an unobstructed view of the sunset. especially on calm days. If it’s not too windy and there are not You’ll also get a great view of some of Lanai’s beautiful sea too many whitecaps, every whitecap you’re going to see is going cliffs and the harbor’s lighthouse. A beacon has stood on this to be a whale.” Whale watching season runs from December to spot since 1925. “When you’re departing from Lanai, another early May. thing you can see quite a bit is herds of axis deer,” Buster adds. Flights going in and out of Honolulu offer a different set Honolulu to Lanai of postcard views. “You can see all of Pearl Harbor and the As you’re flying into Lanai, you might spot the spectacular golf activity going on there, and, of course, the white sand beaches courses at the island’s two Four Seasons resorts. “The one down of Waikiki,” Buster explains. “You’ll also see Diamond Head

20 I mokuleleairlines.com Issue 2 I 21 Congratulations! Seneti Kalavi Mokulele Team Member Award!

t Mokulele Airlines, we’re all about delivering great A customer service, and of course that wouldn’t be possible without great employees. Please join us in congratulating Seneti Kalavi, customer service agent/ flight coordinator at the Kona Station Commuter Terminal, who was recently honored with the Mokulele Team Member Award! Seneti was nominated by his supervisor, Kona Station Manager Patsy Anakalea. “I have known Seneti for over three years and have had hundreds of opportunities to view his work ethic. He has never missed a shift and has been a model employee. He does so many things that are beyond his duties, and passengers always remark about his excellent customer service. Seneti is highly motivated and he supports the Kona Station Team with his positive enthusiasm. When things get busy, his good attitude encourages everyone, and he is refreshing to be around. A lot of passengers say, ‘You’ve got a good worker over there!’”. We couldn’t agree more. Congratulations, Seneti! We’re proud to have you as a member of the Mokulele team!

sticking out just like in all of those 1950s and 1960s posters you’re always seeing. The downtown skyline is incredible, especially in the evenings around dusk or sunset. The greens of the mountains really pop out when the lights are just coming on. You can also see Hanauma Bay, the snorkeling bay just past Diamond Head near Koko Head. That’s really glorious.” Even the weather can put on a dazzling display. “You can actually see the trade winds pushing the moisture up into the Koolau Mountains and the clouds spilling over the back side and kind of tumbling across Honolulu and Waikiki from one side to the other,” Buster continues. “If you’re approaching in the morning and the rain shower is passing in front of you, you get incredible rainbows.” Even though there are so many spectacular views to see from Mokulele flights, Captain Jon Dabel still has a favorite: Molokai’s North Shore. “It’s probably the most impressive view that we see anywhere,” he says. We hope you’ll check it out for yourself to see if you agree.

22 I mokuleleairlines.com Would you rather be HERE?

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Escape from it all and come to Molokai. With its quaint beaches, lush tropical rainforest, and 28 miles of barrier reef, not to mention no crowds, no traffic or stop lights, Molokai is truly the vacation you are looking for.

TOLL FREE: 800-367-2984 Ph: 808-553-8334 | www.MolokaiVIP.com HONOLULU KONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (HNL), O’AHU (KOA), HAWAI’I

Airport Location: Airport Location: Commuter Terminal 73-­‐350 U’u Street 300 Rodgers Boulevard Kailua-­Kona, Hawaii, 96740 Honolulu, Hawai’i 96819 Ticket Counter Hours: Ticket Counter Hours: Monday thru Saturday: 4:30 am – 9:00 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday: 6:00 am – 6:30 pm Sunday: 7:30 am – 9:00 pm Sunday, Friday: 6:00 am – 8:15 pm Mokulele’s commuter terminal is located about 1,500’ to the South of the main Check-in­ counter and baggage claim are located on the east end of the passenger terminal and Mokulele provides a “free” inter-island’­ shuttle between commuter terminal. the commuter and main terminals. When you fly Mokulele from KOA commuter Departure gate is #79. terminal – you get free parking and no TSA inspection. Check-in­ counter and baggage claim are located at the commuter terminal south of the main terminal.

HO’OLEHUA AIRPORT LANAI CITY AIRPORT (MKK), MOLOKA’I (LNY), LANAI

Airport Location: 1 Keonelele Airport Loop Ho’olehua, Hawai’i 96729 Airport Location: Ticket Counter Hours: 1 Road Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday: 6:00 am – 7:00pm Lanai City, Hawai’i 96763 Friday: 6:00 am – 9:00 pm Sunday: 7:00 am – 9:00 pm Ticket Counter Hours: Check-in­ counter and baggage claim are located in the main terminal. Daily: 8:30 am – 10:15 am and 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm Non-Stop­ Flights to/from HNL/LIH/OGG/KOA/ITO are codeshare flights Check‐in counter and baggage claim are located in the main terminal. operated by (Mokulele Airlines). KAHULUI AIRPORT (OGG), MAUI

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Airport Location: 1 Kahului Airport Rd. Kahului, Hawai’i 96732 Ticket Counter Hours: Monday thru Saturday: 5:45 am – 8:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm Mokulele’s commuter terminal is North of the main terminal and there is no TSA inspection. Check-in­ counter and baggage claim are located at the commuter terminal behind the rental car service counters. MOLOKAI SHOP HERE FOR LOCAL . Artists . Jewelry . Hats HAWAIIAN ISLANDS . Music . Signs . Molokai Salts Located in the Lobby of Hotel Molokai 808.553.3878 MolokaiLocalStore.com HANA, MAUI

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Kahului Maui International Airport (Continued) FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1721 Kahului Lanai 3:35PM 3:59PM Daily

FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1722 Kahului Hana 11:19AM 11:40AM Daily 1765 Kahului Hana 4:14PM 4:35PM Daily

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Molokai Airport Kona International Airport FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1532 Molokai Kahului 7:55AM 8:19AM Mon-Sat 1531 Kona Kahului 6:10 AM 6:52AM Mon-Sat 1714 Molokai Kahului 9:01AM 9:25AM Daily 1703 Kona Kahului 7:25AM 8:07AM Daily 1764 Molokai Kahului 1:25PM 1:49PM Daily 1531 Kona Kahului 7:35AM 8:17AM Sunday 1536 Molokai Kahului 3:01PM 3:25PM Daily 1741 Kona Kahului 9:00AM 9:42AM Fri-Mon 1740 Molokai Kahului 6:06PM 6:30PM Daily 1825 Kona Kahului 9:47AM 10:29AM Daily 1774 Molokai Kahului 7:00PM 7:24PM Daily 1761 Kona Kahului 10:15AM 10:57AM Daily 1533 Kona Kahului 10:53AM 11:35AM Daily FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1735 Kona Kahului 11:57AM 12:39PM Daily 1711 Molokai Honolulu 7:16AM 7:46AM Daily 1743 Kona Kahului 12:30PM 1:12PM Fri-Mon 1703 Molokai Honolulu 9:11AM 9:41AM Daily 1535 Kona Kahului 1:15PM 1:57PM Daily 1731 Molokai Honolulu 10:55AM 11:25AM Daily 1737 Kona Kahului 2:07PM 2:49PM Daily 1733 Molokai Honolulu 1:25PM 1:55PM Daily 1745 Kona Kahului 2:40PM 3:22PM Fri-Mon 1749 Molokai Honolulu 5:20PM 5:50PM Daily 1765 Kona Kahului 3:12PM 3:54PM Daily 1775 Molokai Honolulu 7:05PM 7:35PM Daily 1739 Kona Kahului 4:20PM 5:02PM Daily 1849 Kona Kahului 5:00PM 5:42PM Daily Lanai Airport 1747 Kona Kahului 7:12PM 7:54PM Daily FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1759 Kona Kahului 7:55PM 8:37PM Fri-Mon 1720 Lanai Kahului 2:51PM 3:15PM Daily

Kahului Maui International Airport FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1701 Lanai Honolulu 9:24AM 10:00AM Daily 1193 Kahului Molokai 6:32AM 6:56AM Daily 1721 Lanai Honolulu 4:19PM 4:55PM Daily

1531 Kahului Molokai 7:12AM 7:36AM Mon-Sat 1703 Kahului Molokai 8:27AM 8:51AM Daily FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1727 Kahului Molokai 12:41PM 1:05PM Daily 1781 Kapalua Honolulu 11:28AM 12:10PM Daily 1535 Kahului Molokai 2:17PM 2:41PM Daily 1785 Kapalua Honolulu 12:48PM 1:30PM Daily 1739 Kahului Molokai 5:22PM 5:46PM Daily 1783 Kapalua Honolulu 3:23PM 4:05PM Daily FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. Honolulu International Airport 1750 Kahului Kona 7:55AM 8:37AM Fri-Mon FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1532 Kahului Kona 8:40AM 9:22AM Daily 1714 Honolulu Molokai 8:10AM 8:40AM Daily 1760 Kahului Kona 9:12AM 9:54AM Daily 1734 Honolulu Molokai 10:05AM 10:35AM Daily 1714 Kahului Kona 9:45AM 10:27AM Daily 1732 Honolulu Molokai 12:35PM 1:05PM Daily 1826 Kahului Kona 10:50AM 11:32AM Daily 1748 Honolulu Molokai 4:30PM 5:00PM Daily 1742 Kahului Kona 11:25AM 12:07PM Fri-Mon 1774 Honolulu Molokai 5:20PM 5:50PM Daily 1534 Kahului Kona 11:55AM 12:37PM Daily 1866 Honolulu Molokai 6:15PM 6:45PM Daily 1736 Kahului Kona 1:00PM 1:42PM Daily 1744 Kahului Kona 1:35PM 2:17PM Fri-Mon FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1764 Kahului Kona 2:10PM 2:52PM Daily 1700 Honolulu Lanai 8:28AM 9:04AM Daily 1738 Kahului Kona 3:10PM 3:52PM Daily 1720 Honolulu Lanai 1:55PM 2:31PM Daily 1536 Kahului Kona 3:50PM 4:32PM Daily 1758 Kahului Kona 4:30PM 5:12PM Fri-Mon FLT FROM TO ETD ETA FREQ. 1746 Kahului Kona 6:05PM 6:47PM Daily 1780 Honolulu Kapalua 10:25AM 11:07AM Daily 1740 Kahului Kona 6:55PM 7:37PM Daily 1784 Honolulu Kapalua 11:45AM 12:27AM Daily 1774 Kahului Kona 7:50PM 8:32PM Daily 1782 Honolulu Kapalua 2:20PM 3:02PM Daily

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