Hawaiian Airlines will no longer be an American Express Membership Rewards partner in Australia from 30 June 2025.

With so many options, it pays to know the strengths and weaknesses of each partner. Especially when you can often book the same flight through more than one frequent flyer program.

The very best lounge at Honolulu Airport is, unfortunately, closing its doors. Here’s what’s planned for its serene surrounds.

If the deal goes ahead, travellers could mix Qantas and Hawaiian flights via Honolulu to reach their final destination, while being rewarded with Qantas Points and Status Credits.

With oneworld Alliance membership on the cards, Hawaiian’s partnership with Qantas will be more than just frequent flyer ‘earn and burn’.

It’s a new opportunity for Australian-based flyers to transfer points from Amex Membership Rewards to Hawaiian Airlines, and then onwards to Alaska Airlines.

Hawaiian Airlines isn’t just adding Wi-Fi across its fleet, it’ll also be free for everybody. Here’s the latest with an exclusive update from the airline’s Executive Vice President, Avi Mannis.

Point Hacks exclusive: I catch up with Hawaiian’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for a peek at what oneworld membership could mean for the carrier.

Qantas has the Chairman’s Lounge, Virgin Australia has Beyond… and for those in the know, Hawaiian Airlines has Apt. 1929. It’s a real vibe.