Under the seat
Personal Item
Allowed (size not specified)
One personal item in addition to one carry-on; one item must fit under the seat. The current page does not establish a numerical personal-item size or weight.
Under the seat
Allowed (size not specified)
One personal item in addition to one carry-on; one item must fit under the seat. The current page does not establish a numerical personal-item size or weight.
Overhead cabin bag
55.9×35.6×22.9 cm; L+W+D ≤ 114.3 cm
22×14×9 in; L+W+D ≤ 45 in
No weight limit stated
One carry-on and one personal item on all aircraft. Carry-on 22×14×9 in, including wheels and handles, and no more than 45 linear inches. No numerical weight limit is stated by the current allowance page; this is unknown, not an unlimited-weight guarantee. You must be able to lift and stow your bag.
Measure the full external bag size, including wheels and handles.
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
No reliable fixed price is listed here. Check your booking for the cost of adding a bag; an unlisted price does not mean it is free.
Official baggage policyCheck cabin bag dimensions, weight and personal-item limits separately. A bag has to pass every published limit at once; being under the length and width limit does not help if the depth, weight, or fare-specific allowance is tighter.
Editorial signal only. Measure the packed bag and verify the operating carrier's rule.
Check departure and transfer airport security rules for liquids, medicine and infant food; the cabin allowance does not establish a worldwide liquid-volume rule.
Lap infants do not receive a separate cabin allowance; a diaper bag counts toward the accompanying adult allowance. US domestic lap-infant travel is free; international pricing depends on the itinerary.
A child car seat and stroller may be checked free at the counter or gate. Special stroller-wagon size/weight conditions apply; no aircraft-door return guarantee is retained.
An FAA-approved child restraint occupied by the child may be carried in the cabin subject to the carrier seating and fit rules; child car seats may also be checked free.
A child travelling in a booked seat uses the ordinary one-carry-on and one-personal-item allowance.
Source-based research; no hands-on test or specialist review claimed.
One carry-on 22×14×9 inches including wheels/handles, max 45 linear inches, plus one personal item; applies on all aircraft. Current page states no numerical weight.
Current Hawaiian-branded ordinary cabin allowance; no unlimited-weight or guaranteed storage claim.
Carry-on luggage size; maximum 45 linear inches; one carry-on and personal itemSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Occupied FAA-approved child restraint and eligible stroller exceptions are distinct from an adult personal-item allowance.
Cabin exceptions and safe stowage; no automatic permission for every purchased-seat car seat.
Carry-on luggage exceptionsSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Lap infants have no separate carry-on allowance; diaper bags count toward adult allowance. Domestic US lap infants travel free.
Current shared policy explicitly covers Alaska and Hawaiian; no blanket international fare claim.
Lap infant baggage allowanceSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
A child car seat and stroller may be checked free at counter or gate; stroller-wagon conditions apply.
No aircraft-door collection guarantee.
Free checked car seat and strollerSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Hawaiian brand remains; all flights now use the AS IATA flight code.
Flight identity transition; no cessation or new search exclusion.
22 April 2026 PSS transition; flight codesSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Standard carry-on is free for Saver/Main/First. Checked baggage fees and exemptions vary by route, ticket date and card/status/resident-program eligibility.
No route-independent excess-cabin fee or unconditional free interisland checked bag.
Checked baggage fee tables; tickets on/after 10 April 2026Source review: · Codex (AI source review)
The Hawaiian brand remains active. The 22 April 2026 passenger-system transition placed Hawaiian flights under the AS flight code; HA is not the current flight prefix. Do not apply an invented smaller 717 box or a second First Class carry-on. Standard carry-on is free; checked-bag fees depend on itinerary, ticket date and eligibility. No universal excess-cabin fee established.
Rules can change. Always verify with Hawaiian Airlines before flying.