These fares are with Fiji Airways, Fiji's flag carrier and a full member of the oneworld alliance. It works closely with Qantas and other oneworld airlines, connecting New Zealand through Fiji to North America and destinations across the Pacific.
Fiji Airways is a full-service airline, so international economy fares generally include checked baggage, meals and inflight entertainment. Its published allowance for economy travel to or from Honolulu is one 23 kg checked bag, but check the exact fare rules and operating aircraft before booking.
These Honolulu itineraries connect through Nadi International Airport (NAN). Check the connection time against the routing shown for your dates before you book.
About Honolulu
Honolulu puts Waikīkī Beach, Lēʻahi (Diamond Head), Pearl Harbor and ʻIolani Palace within easy reach, while Oʻahu's North Shore makes a worthwhile day trip from the city. The North Shore is especially known for its bigger surf during the Northern Hemisphere winter; at other times, the island still offers beaches, hiking, museums and neighbourhoods such as Chinatown and Kaimukī. The official Go Hawaiʻi Oʻahu guide is a useful starting point for planning.
Fiji Airways has return fares to Honolulu from three New Zealand cities, led by $850 return from Auckland. Christchurch starts at $854 return and Wellington at $862 return, all in NZD.
The supplied travel dates run from September 2026 to August 2027, although the available span differs by origin. Every supplied fare and date combination is listed on the page.
Summary:
Auckland - Honolulu return (9 Sep 26 - 21 Aug 27) from $850 return
Christchurch - Honolulu return (8 Sep 26 - 6 Jul 27) from $854 return
Wellington - Honolulu return (9 Sep 26 - 19 Aug 27) from $862 return
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I've heard American islands are extraordinarily expensive to visit, stuff like a normal breakfast for 2 being $70+NZ plus tipping.
Is there an economic way to travel around these places?