To cater to growing demand for travel during the summer season, Hawaiian Airlines plans to bring back its seasonal non-stop service between Oakland (OAK) and Los Angeles (LAX) and the Hawaiian Islands of Kaua’i (LIH) and Kona (KOA) from May 20, 2015 and add a second daily seasonal direct flight between Los Angeles and Maui (OGG) from June 11, 2015.

“It is never too early to start planning for summer travel, and these non-stop flights were so popular with our travelers this summer that we wanted to bring them back so that our guests can have more options and more flexibility when visiting the Hawaiian Islands,” said Peter Ingram, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Hawaiian Airlines. “We are proud to continue to support the visitor industries of Kaua’i, Maui and Hawai’i Island, and also offer our island residents direct access to the Bay Area and Southern California.”

The seasonal Oakland and Los Angeles services between Kaua’i and Hawai’i will add approximately 110,000 seats to both markets over 15 to 18 weeks of service and will be operated by Hawaiian’s twin-aisle Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, equipped with 18 seats in first class. More than 53,000 seats will be added to both Los Angeles and Maui’s travel markets over 14 weeks of service. The seasonal daily service will be operated by Hawaiian’s twin-aisle Airbus A330-200 aircraft, including 18 seats in first class.