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The Plumeria Lounge
Terminal 1, third floor after TSA security (escalator or elevator up), near the Wiki Wiki shuttle pick-up, airside (after security) · Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
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- Lounge
The Plumeria LoungeAlaska Lounge members, international Business Class, long-haul First Class and eligible oneworld customers.- Where
- Terminal 1, third floor after TSA security (escalator or elevator up), near the Wiki Wiki shuttle pick-up, airside (after security)
- Hours
- Daily 6:30 AM - 10:00 PM
- Who gets in
- Alaska Lounge and Lounge+ members and their guests; Business Class customers leaving Honolulu on Alaska or Hawaiian for an international destination; paid or award First Class customers on Alaska or Hawaiian flights of at least 2,000 miles to the continental U.S.; and eligible oneworld customers on an international trip. Day passes are sold at the lounge's front desk. Details
Other lounges at HNL
ANA Lounge Terminal 2, above Gate C4, airside (after security)- ANA Suite Lounge Terminal 2, above Gate C4, airside (after security)
Korean Air Lounge Terminal 2, Behind Starbucks near Gate D1 (elevator or stairs), 1st floor next to the Garden area, airside (after security)
Qantas Business Lounge Terminal 2, lower level, Garden Court area, airside (after security)
Delta Sky Club Terminal 2, Main Concourse, across from Gate F1
Admirals Club / Sakura Lounge (shared with Japan Airlines) Terminal 2, third level above The Local @HNL restaurant, across from Central Security Checkpoint #3
United Club Terminal 2, Diamond Head, Level 3, above Gates G2 and G3
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