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Following its merger with Alaska Air Group, Hawaiian Airlines is relocating terminals at major U.S. hub airports. This move aims to optimize alignment with Alaska Airlines' operations and improve integration for onward connections with Alaska's oneworld alliance partners.
Hawaiian Airlines has been focusing on terminal relocations from Los Angeles to New York City. At large hub airports, this can be a complex process due to Alaska Airlines also transitioning from its prior terminals to consolidate operations.
In New York, Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines are consolidating at JFK Airport. Hawaiian Airlines now operates from Terminal 8 at JFK, having moved from Terminal 4. This transition began at the end of the previous month. Terminal 8 is also used by American Airlines and British Airways, Alaska Airlines’ oneworld partners. Alaska Airlines plans to vacate Terminal 7 by October, and first-class passengers can access American Airlines' lounges at JFK. Shane Jones, SVP of Fleet, Revenue Products & Real Estate at Alaska Airlines, stated, "The new long-term lease at Terminal 8 and our resulting move strengthen our commitment to enhancing the guest experience, improving employee spaces, and driving better economic outcomes for our JFK operation."
