14 public-use airports
Hawaii airports.
Every airport in Hawaii that FAA NASR lists as open to the public, sorted by city, with its longest runway. Data effective Oct 29, 2026.
| Ident | Airport | City | Longest runway |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHHN | Hana | Hana | 3,606 ft asphalt |
| PHPA | Port Allen | Hanapepe | 2,450 ft asphalt |
| PHUP | Upolu | Hawi | 3,800 ft asphalt |
| PHTO | Hilo Intl | Hilo | 9,803 ft asphalt |
| PHNL | Daniel K Inouye Intl | Honolulu | 12,360 ft asphalt |
| PHOG | Kahului | Kahului | 6,998 ft asphalt |
| PHKO | Ellison Onizuka Kona Intl at Keahole | Kailua-Kona | 11,000 ft asphalt and concrete |
| PHLU | Kalaupapa | Kalaupapa | 2,700 ft asphalt |
| PHMU | Waimea-Kohala | Kamuela | 5,197 ft asphalt |
| PHJR | Kalaeloa (John Rodgers Fld) | Kapolei | 8,365 ft asphalt |
| PHMK | Molokai | Kaunakakai | 4,494 ft asphalt |
| PHNY | Lanai | Lanai City | 5,001 ft asphalt |
| PHLI | Lihue | Lihue | 6,500 ft asphalt |
| PHDH | Kawaihapai Airfield | Mokuleia | 9,007 ft asphalt |
Not for navigation. Verify with current FAA charts and the Chart Supplement before flight.
Source: FAA NASR 28-day subscription, cycle effective Oct 29, 2026. Airport data changes every 28 days and NOTAMs can override it at any time.