Hawaiian Airlines seat reviews

almost died of thirst.. one can of coke had to be shared between two of us and all on board only got a can to share.the food was non exsistant and service was below average,, first and last time on Hawaiian sorry guys tis all true ,, virgin next time..

Great seat. Easy access to toilet. Plenty of leg room. Seat does not lie back quite as far as you would expect, although comfortable.

Average economy seat right in the middle of the cabin. We contemplated upgrading to rows 12 and 13 seats A and B but were put off by some warning that these seats might be in high traffic areas. After seeing these seats on the plane though we would have preferred them as they are quieter, have more space and are in the same cabin as business class. Service was average, not enough food and snacks provided. They ran out of snacks to sell as everyone was starving on the plane. When we complained there was not enough room, the supervisor suggested we bring our own food on board next time.

We sat in 14A and 14B we paid extra for these preferred seats. The extra leg room was appreciated. We boarded quckly with our preferred seats this was great because we stowed our hand luggage in empty overhead lockers, however there did not appear to be any problems with carry ons on this full flight. Cabin crew were pleasant and helpful. Only problem was 14A did not recline. The inflight entertainment is limited if you don,t want to pay for premium. We had our own tablets set to flight mode. Plane left on time and arrived early. I would use this flight and company again.

A short flight, but I'm 5"8 so lots of legroom thank god I'm 5"8!

Good seats but not enough Leg room and seat did not recline enough - therefore lower back and leg pain - no sleep at all also passengers and myself felt the seats were hard

I was told it was a window seat.. Gues what.
No window! Felt very closed in, especially with wall behind me.

sat in exit row 18b, this is adjacent to
galley and restrooms,great leg room.
cabin temp. was spot on. Service is
friendly,but the food in coach
was marginal,bring your own!

First class on Hawaiian is closer to a domestic Business class seat (at least in Australia). The seat reclines a fair way but does not lie flat. The 767 on which I flew is getting a little tired, but you can't argue with the price, which is less than half that of comparable carriers. I always try to fly them on the way to the states. Always choose C or G unless you are addicted to views. Nobody to climb over and no being climbed over. The biggest downside is no power at the seat - major issue for me as a business traveller.

Sat at the emergency exit door next to wing exit. Had wall in front of us, had wonderful leg room , plus next to restroom. Will always try to get this type seat.