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Hawaiian Airlines will permanently increase its Honolulu-Sydney frequencies to a daily a schedule from December 14.
The airline announced plans last year to operate a daily service during the peak April 6 to August 1 travel period this year, before reverting to a five times weekly schedule from August 2, but says the delivery of another aircraft later this year will allow it to operate the daily schedule.
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Prior to April Hawaiian had operated the route four times daily. All its Australian flights are operated by 264-seat, two class Boeing 767-300ERs.
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