Brisbane to Honolulu International Flights
You are restricted to only 1 airline company SC Aviation when departing Brisbane International to Honolulu International United States. The distance covered when flying from Brisbane International to Honolulu International United States is 7,552 Km (4,693 Miles) with the travel time being around 9 Hours 41 Minutes. BNE is the Airport code for Brisbane International and HNL is for Honolulu International United States.
The cost of ticket prices to Honolulu International United States can vary quite considerably if you travel at certain times of the week especially at weekends. It is normally worth booking flights well in advance if possible to get the best deal to Honolulu International United States perhaps midweek or late evening. Please book in advance if you want to take advantage of the best prices airlines have to offer as prices normally increase as time goes on.
The table below displays the numbers of daily flights from Brisbane International (BNE) to Honolulu International (HNL) and the relevant airlines that fly.
| Airliner | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa | Su | First Flight | Last Flight |
| SC Aviation | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 09:00 | 22:58 |
SC Aviation offer the most direct flights from Brisbane International to Honolulu International with an average of 0 flights a week. The earliest flights are operated at 09:00 and the latest flights operated at 22:58 and the most common flight numbers are COL360
For more details regarding SC Aviation flight information and bookings you can visit them at www.google.com/search?q=SC Aviation
Please see below the times of flights from SC Aviation. These times and frequency may vary at different times of the year please visit the website for more information.
| Day | Flight Times |
| Tuesday | 22:58 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 |
Don’t forget that flight regulations are getting tight so we recommend you leave plenty of time to get through customs at Brisbane International.
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