Deal alert: Flights to various Hawaiian Islands from $257 round-trip
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We’re back! This time we’re here to share that there currently are flights from the West Coast to various Hawaiian islands starting at just $257 round-trip.
Beyond relaxing on the beach with a piña colada in hand, there’s a handful of other things to do while visiting Hawaii. However, be sure not to make one of these common tourist mistakes.
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Airlines: United, Delta, Alaska, Hawaiian
Routes: SAN/LAX/SFO to OGG/HNL/KOA/ITO
Cost: $257 round-trip in basic economy
Travel Dates: January — April 2020
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Here’s an example of what you can book:
San Diego (SAN) to Kahului (OGG) on Alaska for $257 round-trip:
San Diego (SAN) to Honolulu (HNL) on Alaska for $257 round-trip:
Los Angeles (LAX) to Honolulu (HNL) on Hawaiian for $297 round-trip: 
Los Angeles (LAX) to Kona (KOA) on Delta for $297 round-trip: 
Los Angeles (LAX) to Hilo (ITO) on United for $297 round-trip: 
San Francisco (SFO) to Honolulu (HNL) on United for $297 round-trip: 
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