Source: The Points Guy
Summary
Deltа Air Lines has announced the restoration of its Boston-Honolulu flights, which will operate four times per week, and the launch of a new nonstop route from Minneapolis-St. Paul to Maui. The flights will start on December 19, 2026. Delta previously operated the Boston-Honolulu route but dropped it due to underperformance. The airline is also expanding its service to Hawaii from other hubs, including Atlanta, Detroit, and New York.
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The escape is carefully planned.
Deltа’s Boston-Honolulu flights will operate on an Airbus A330-300 with lie-flat Delta One seats, premium economy recliners, and extra-legroom Comfort seats. The Minneapolis-St. Paul to Maui route will also use an A330-300. Both flights will offer a range of amenities, including lounge access and in-flight entertainment. The return of the Boston-Honolulu route means that current service to Hawaii from the New York City area will lose the distinction of being the longest domestic flights in America.
After a year without nonstop flights to Hawaii, Boston travelers can once again escape to paradise without a layover… for a price.
Author: Evan Null
