Hawaiian Airlines A330-200

Wide-body jet

Fleet as reported in the 2024 annual filing · Registry & ages refreshed Sep 1, 2026

Hawaiian Airlines did not file a separate fleet report for 2025. These aircraft are counted as of the 2024 filing — the most recent one naming this carrier. A carrier that merges onto another's operating certificate stops filing under its own name while its aircraft keep flying.

Hawaiian Airlines's busiest A330-200 routes, by departures — line weight is departures flown, dots are the airports it connects. Great-circle paths from US DOT T-100, trailing 12 months through May 2026.

Passengers flown a year: 2.2M; 1st-largest Hawaiian Airlines sub-fleet
Airframes in the filing: 23
Airports served: 20
Countries: 5
Departures a day: 26
Average age: 13.4 yr

How Hawaiian Airlines flies its A330-200

Filed traffic data

The count above is the A330-200 airframes Hawaiian Airlines owns (US DOT Form 41). This is how it actually flew them to 20 airports across 5 countries — the capacity and busiest routes filed with US DOT T-100 over the trailing 12 months.

Departures flown

9,533

May 2026

Seats flown

2,649,618

Passengers

2.2M

Load factor

83.1%

RPM ÷ ASM

Block hours

63,999

Hawaiian Airlines's busiest A330-200 routes

Its busiest A330-200 routes over the trailing 12 months, by departures.

Honolulu, Oahu – Las Vegas (HNL–LAS)
1,501 departures · 350,895 passengers · 2,762 mi
84.1%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Seattle (HNL–SEA)
863 departures · 201,703 passengers · 2,677 mi
84.1%
Load
Tokyo – Honolulu, Oahu (HND–HNL)
856 departures · 207,850 passengers · 3,853 mi
87.5%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Los Angeles (HNL–LAX)
668 departures · 163,711 passengers · 2,556 mi
88.2%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Osaka (HNL–KIX)
429 departures · 102,672 passengers · 4,117 mi
86.1%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Sacramento (HNL–SMF)
427 departures · 106,431 passengers · 2,462 mi
89.7%
Load
Los Angeles – Kahului (LAX–OGG)
426 departures · 104,100 passengers · 2,486 mi
87.9%
Load
Kahului – Seattle (OGG–SEA)
426 departures · 105,405 passengers · 2,640 mi
89.0%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – San Diego (HNL–SAN)
424 departures · 106,278 passengers · 2,614 mi
90.2%
Load
Narita – Seattle (NRT–SEA)
424 departures · 92,005 passengers · 4,768 mi
78.1%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Phoenix (HNL–PHX)
423 departures · 102,237 passengers · 2,917 mi
86.7%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – San Francisco (HNL–SFO)
408 departures · 106,168 passengers · 2,398 mi
93.6%
Load
Anchorage – Seattle (ANC–SEA)
318 departures · 59,302 passengers · 1,448 mi
67.1%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Sydney (HNL–SYD)
301 departures · 55,074 passengers · 5,066 mi
65.8%
Load
Honolulu, Oahu – Portland (HNL–PDX)
287 departures · 67,975 passengers · 2,603 mi
85.2%
Load

All Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 destinations →

The longest and shortest Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 flights

The two ends of the type's working envelope, from the routes it actually flew — not what the airframe is certified to do.

Longest route flown

5,095 mi

Boston – Honolulu, Oahu (BOS–HNL)

10h 21m block · 221 departures · 81% load

Flown by Hawaiian Airlines.

Shortest route flown

1,448 mi

Anchorage – Seattle (ANC–SEA)

3h 33m block · 318 departures · 67% load

Flown by Hawaiian Airlines. Also one of the type's busiest routes anywhere in the US — a short hop worked like a bus line.

Source: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics, T-100 Segment. Data through May 2026.

Where Hawaiian Airlines flies the A330-200 from

Hawaiian Airlines flies its A330-200 from 20 US airports in 5 countries. The busiest, by departures:

HNL
Honolulu, Oahu
3,809 departures · 16 routes
40.8%
Share
SEA
Seattle
1,013 departures · 4 routes
10.8%
Share
LAS
Las Vegas
821 departures · 2 routes
8.8%
Share
LAX
Los Angeles
545 departures · 2 routes
5.8%
Share
OGG
Kahului
494 departures · 3 routes
5.3%
Share
HND
Tokyo
428 departures · 1 route
4.6%
Share
KIX
Osaka
214 departures · 1 route
2.3%
Share
SAN
San Diego
213 departures · 1 route
2.3%
Share
SMF
Sacramento
213 departures · 1 route
2.3%
Share
NRT
Narita
212 departures · 1 route
2.3%
Share

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Where the A330-200 sits in Hawaiian Airlines's fleet

The A330-200 is 39.0% of Hawaiian Airlines's 59 tracked mainline aircraft.

Airbus A330-200 39.0%

Share of Hawaiian Airlines's mainline fleet · each type a slice

Other Hawaiian Airlines types

How old is the Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 fleet?

Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 — airframes by age (years)

0–4

5–9

10–14

15–19

20–24

25–29

30+

Age is measured from each airframe's delivery date — the FAA airworthiness date where available, otherwise the manufacturer's. Bars share a fixed scale across every fleet page, so two carriers can be compared directly.

Oldest airframeN380HAAirbus A330-20016.4 yr · Delivered Apr 29, 2010

Newest airframeN360HAAirbus A330-20010.3 yr · Delivered Jun 4, 2016

See all 23 A330-200 tail numbers in Hawaiian Airlines's fleet →

Monthly Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 capacity

1.4K

1.3K

1.4K

1.3K

JunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMay

Monthly Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 departures across US routes, trailing 12 months through May 2026. Peak month in solid ink.

Frequently asked

How many A330-200 does Hawaiian Airlines have?

Hawaiian Airlines operates about 23 A330-200 aircraft — 23 in service and 0 stored in its latest US DOT fleet filing.

Where does Hawaiian Airlines fly the A330-200?

Hawaiian Airlines flies its A330-200 to about 20 US airports across 5 countries, its busiest route being HNL–LAS.

How old are Hawaiian Airlines's A330-200?

Hawaiian Airlines's A330-200 fleet averages about 13.4 yr, ranging from 10.3 yr to 16.4 yr.

What is the longest A330-200 route Hawaiian Airlines flies?

The longest A330-200 route Hawaiian Airlines flew over the trailing 12 months is BOS–HNL, about 5,095 miles.