Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
Dallas (Love Field) (DAL)to
One-way
Basic
† Weekly flights based on DOT published scheduled average flights Monday through Sunday between 9/1/2025 and 9/30/2025. Note: route may not operate every day of the week.
‡ Nonstop flights based on DOT published scheduled average flights Monday through Sunday between 9/1/2025 and 9/30/2025.
From the bustling streets of Waikiki to the breathtaking peaks of Diamond Head, the island of Oahu has something for every kind of traveler. Hawaii’s third-largest island is nicknamed the Gathering Place and is home to the state’s capital city, Honolulu. Start your visit with a deep dive into the island’s history at Iolani Palace. Located in downtown Honolulu, the palace is one of the last remnants of the Kingdom of Hawaii, which was overthrown in 1893. Today, the public can experience the only royal residence on U.S. soil with tours of the magnificent building and grounds.
The beaches of Oahu are consistently ranked as some of the best in the world—and for good reason! Waikiki Beach, with luxury resorts on one side and bright blue waters on the other, is the perfect place to start. For a calmer experience, head over to Lanikai Beach, located near Kailua. Soft sand and warm, gentle waters make this quiet beach the perfect spot to relax and soak up some rays. If your heart is set on surfing, Waimea Bay is the spot. In the wintertime, waves can get up to 30 feet tall, making Waimea a true surfer’s paradise.