Hawaiian Airlines is now part of Alaska Air Group, and its deals page sends you to Alaska's flight deals page. You earn and spend Atmos Rewards points on Hawaiian flights, the program that replaced HawaiianMiles on October 1, 2025.
Where to Find Hawaiian Airlines Deals
Go to hawaiianairlines.com/deals and you land on Alaska's flight deals page, so that's the place to watch for fare sales on Hawaii routes. Compare the fare on hawaiianairlines.com and on alaskaair.com before you pay, since the same flight can be sold on both.
If you're holding points, check award prices at the same time. Cash fares and award prices move independently, and a sale on one doesn't mean the other is cheap.
How Atmos Rewards Works on Hawaiian Flights
HawaiianMiles became Atmos Rewards on October 1, 2025. Miles carried over to Atmos points one to one, and existing status moved into the Atmos tiers: Silver, Gold, Platinum and Titanium. Status points can now come from partner airlines, non-air partners and award travel, not only from Hawaiian flights.
Neighbor Island award flights start at 4,500 points one way. That's the starting price, not a guarantee for every flight, so check the date you want. Our Atmos Rewards guide explains how earning, status and redemptions work, and our guide to the Alaska and Hawaiian merger covers what changed for existing HawaiianMiles members.
Cabins and Fare Names
Alaska announced shared cabin names in October 2025. On Hawaiian, First Class is on the A321s and 717s, and the lie-flat cabin is on the A330s. Extra Comfort is renamed Premium Class, which Alaska says adds complimentary cocktails, beer and wine and up to 4 inches more legroom than standard seats.
Main Cabin Basic is now Saver Fare. Alaska says Saver Fare keeps a no-fee carry-on and seat selection within 24 hours of departure, and that canceling 14 or more days out earns a 50% credit toward future travel. Confirm the fare rules on the booking screen, because same-day changes carry a fee.
Who Operates the Flights
Alaska and Hawaiian received a single FAA operating certificate in late October 2025, and Alaska has said it will keep Hawaiian as a separate brand. Hawaiian's own site lists oneworld, the alliance Alaska belongs to, so partner flights and points work across the same network.
Before You Book
Check Alaska's deals page for a sale on your route, price the same flight in cash and in Atmos points, and pick the cheaper of the two. If you have HawaiianMiles history, log in to confirm your balance and status moved to your Atmos account.
Updated October 17, 2026: loyalty program.
