19 Airlines Most Likely to Cancel Your Flight (And How to Avoid Them)

15. Hawaiian Airlines – Island Weather and Aircraft Constraints

Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 767 (N597HA) taking off. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Dylan Ashe

While Hawaiian Airlines offers scenic getaways, the beauty of island hopping comes with logistical hurdles. Tropical storms, trade winds, and limited alternate airports can all lead to cancellations—especially on inter-island or regional routes. Plus, Hawaiian’s small long-haul fleet leaves little room for recovery when aircraft go out of service. Travelers headed to paradise should build buffer days into their itinerary and avoid last flights of the day. Booking earlier departures and checking weather forecasts during hurricane season (June–November) can make the difference between a dream trip and a delayed departure.

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