Map of Honolulu Airport (HNL) – gates and terminals

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), also known simply as “Honolulu International Airport”, is the largest and busiest airport on the island of Hawaii. It is located 3mi (4.8km) northwest of Honolulu’s central business district.

The airport serves as the main hub of Hawaiian Airlines. It is also an operational hub for several cargo airlines, and Mokulele Airlines, a small regional Hawaiian carrier. It is classified as a large-hub commercial facility, and services flights throughout North America, Asia and Oceania.

Honolulu Airport: Terminal and gate map

The airport consists of two terminals. These are named, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

Terminal 1: (formerly known as the “Interisland Terminal”) is the smaller of the two terminal buildings and is located on the west side of the airport complex.

• Gates A: Gates A1-A12 are located at the north end of the terminal. Gates A13-A20 are located centrally in the terminal.
• Gates B: Gates B1-B5 are located on the south side of the terminal.

Terminal 2: (formerly known as the “Overseas Terminal”) it is the larger of the two terminals and the only terminal that is capable of handling international arrivals and departures. It is located on the south side of the airport complex.

• Gates C: Gates C1-C9 are located in the southwest corner of the terminal.
• Gates D: Gates D1-D2 are located on the west side of the main concourse of the terminal.
• Gates E: Gates E1-E10 are located in the south pier of the terminal.
• Gates F: Gates F1-F2 are located on the east side of the main concourse of the terminal.
• Gates G: Gates G1-G10 are located in the southeast corner of the terminal.

Terminals 1 and 2 are connected to each other on the post-security side of the airport. Passengers can travel between either side using a bridge walkway, or the airport’s free shuttle service.

Dining and shops at Honolulu Airport

There are many dining options for guests to explore while at the airport. These include cafes, fast food and takeaway, Asian and local cuisine, bars, and high-quality sit-down restaurants.

The airport offers many attractive retail shops. These include several luxury brands, sporting goods and apparel outlets, gifts and souvenirs, jewelry, accessories, and duty-free shopping.

Diners and shops can be conveniently found on either side of security, in both terminals.

Find transportation from the airport: Bus, taxi, ridesharing, rental cars, parking

Bus: The City and County of Honolulu provide island-wide bus services. Services run approximately every 30 minutes from the airport. Bus stops at the airport are located on the second level roadway, along the center median and can be found by following the signs.

Taxi: Taxi services are available on the center median outside the baggage claim areas. Look for taxi dispatchers wearing yellow and black shirts.

Ridesharing: Ridesharing pick-up locations can be found on Level 2 of:

• Terminal 1: Front of Lobby 2
• Terminal 2: Front of Lobby 5/6, and Front of Lobby 8.

Car rentals: There many car rental companies located at the Consolidated Rent-A-Car (CONRAC). Entrances to the center are located directly across from Terminal 2, outside of baggage claims 26 and 31. Shuttle buses run from both terminals outside of the baggage claim areas. Counters are located on Level 2 of the Rent-A-Car facility.

Parking: There are three main parking areas at the airport:

• Terminal 1 Garage, open 24/7 with direct access to the terminal, enter at ground or second level.
• International Garage, directly across from International Arrivals building, enter at ground level.
• Terminal 2 Garage, directly across from Terminal 2, enter from second level.