Official Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (the other name is Honolulu International Airport) serves as a main airport in Hawaii on the island of Oahu. The airport is located 5 km from the center of Honolulu. This airport has the most intense traffic and services over 21 million passengers every year. The airport is used by civil and military aviation. The airport was founded in 1927 and was named after the US Air Force officer, John Rogers. In addition to four air-strips, the airport also accommodates seaplanes in its adjacent lagoon for 2 strips. Passengers are serviced in three terminals. You can take a free shuttle running between the terminals. Stops are marked with special signs. The airport got its name after American politician Daniel K. Inouye who had defended the interests of Hawaii for 5 decades.
From the territory of the airport, you can reach the city by buses #19, 20, and 31. Bus stops are situated at the roadside along the terminal on the second level (the arrival level). There are the stops of buses #9, 40, 42, 51 behind the airport. There is no railway connection to the city. At the airport, it is allowed to use the services provided by network transport companies, Uber and Lyft. Passengers can also take a shuttle transfer from «Roberts Hawaii express». They can take a taxi via the dispatch service or near the central baggage claim area. Transfers are open from 6 am to 22 pm.
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