Airline seats to Hawaii up 1.8% through September - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

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percent compared to last The Hawaii Departmentof Business, Economic Developmenty and Tourism said 2.2 million seats are scheduled on nonsto p flights to Hawaii over the three months. Seats on flightds from the U.S. Mainland are expected to increasre 2.4 percent to 1.6 million. Seats from the U.S. West will increasde 5 percent, while seats from the U.S. East will be down 10.7 according to state estimates. The statre expects fewer seats from San down 42.2 percent, and down 4.6 percent. Seats from Salt Lake City are expecter to bedown 7.4 percent and San Jose, down 7.6 Seats from Los Angeles are projected to be up 3.8 Las Vegas is projecteed to be up 26.6 percent.
Seats on flights from Seattlwe and Anchorage also are expectedto increase, 26.1 percenyt and 153.8 percent, respectively. International flights are expectex to bedown 0.1 percent. Canada flights are expecte to carry 32.7 percent fewer seats. Seats on flights from Japaj are projected to beup 0.9 Air seats to Honolulu, Kona and Lihue are projectecd to be up 1.4 percent, 13.1 percent and 0.6 percent, Meanwhile, seats to Kahului are expected to be down 0.2 The DBEDT analysis is based on scheduled flights as note d in the Official Airline Guider flight schedules as of June 2009 and are subject to change.