As of Dec, 4th 2024, Hawaiian Airlines will operate out of Harvey Milk Terminal 1 at San Francisco International Airport (SFO).
This change marks a shift from the International Terminal and aims to enhance the travel experience by aligning Hawaiian Airlines’ operations with those of Alaska Airlines.
This terminal relocation allows Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines to co-locate operations, streamlining resources and creating a more cohesive experience for guests traveling with either carrier. For updated terminal maps and details, visit the official SFO website.
Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines Partner for Streamlined Airport Operations
This terminal shift at SFO is part of a broader initiative by Hawaiian Airlines to co-locate airport operations with Alaska Airlines at multiple airports. The collaboration is designed to optimize facilities, such as breakrooms and shared spaces, while maintaining independent operations for flights.
Harvey Milk Terminal 1 has been Alaska Airlines’ base for the past six months, making it an ideal location for this partnership. Hawaiian Airlines’ integration at this terminal is the first of several co-locations planned over the coming year, ensuring smoother operations and better guest experiences.
Obviously, spaces that can be shared will help reduce cost but what do you think from a traveler’s perspective?
