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Hana Airport (HNM/PHHN) is a small, non-towered public airport on the remote east coast of Maui, about 3 miles northwest of Hana town. It primarily serves general aviation and scheduled commuter flights to Kahului, making it a quick alternative to the long, winding Road to Hana. The airport has a single runway and limited facilities, with a scenic location between the Pacific Ocean and the slopes of Haleakalā.
💡 Local Tip
Book a morning flight if possible—afternoon trade winds often make the small-plane ride and approach bumpy—and sit on the left side when flying from Kahului to Hana for the best coastal views.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is reached by a short drive from Hana town via Hana Highway and Airport Road; there is no regular public bus service. Most travelers either drive the Road to Hana, arrange a rental car or taxi in advance, or book a shuttle through their hotel. If you fly in, confirm your ground transportation before arrival because cell service and ride-hailing coverage are unreliable in this remote area.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Hana Airport?
A: Scheduled commuter service is typically provided by Mokulele Airlines and other small carriers with flights to Kahului (OGG). Schedules can change, so confirm with the airline before booking.
Q: Is there a car rental at Hana Airport?
A: Rental car options in Hana are very limited, and there may not be an on-site rental desk. Arrange a vehicle in advance through a Hana-based company or your accommodation, or plan for a taxi or shuttle.
Q: How far is Hana Airport from Hana town?
A: It is about 3 miles (5 km) northwest of Hana town, roughly a 5- to 10-minute drive depending on traffic and road conditions.
Q: Can large jets use Hana Airport?
A: No. The single runway is about 3,600 feet long and suited to small propeller aircraft and light general aviation; large commercial jets cannot operate there.
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