Commuting to HNL
Just wondering if I can get some insight to commuting to HNL from the west coast?
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Originally Posted by jrav8r
(Post 2272883)
Just wondering if I can get some insight to commuting to HNL from the west coast?
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My thinking is how possible is it to live in HNL on first year pay?
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Originally Posted by jrav8r
(Post 2273258)
My thinking is how possible is it to live in HNL on first year pay?
If offered the job I'd scoop it up for sure... you could always live on one of the outer islands for a lot cheaper... and honestly most of them are less commercialized and have the same charm and atmosphere without the high living cost and crowds. |
Commuting seems like a pretty bad idea. Hawaiian does have a lie flat sleeping bunk on the 330 that you could utilize. But why after already flying 6+ hrs would you want to endure another 5-6hrs?
If you live on the west coast, or mainland in general just work for an actual airline that pays normal rates. Hawaiian is behind the average and probably won't be above it anytime soon. As far as the other outer islands being cheaper...I don't think so. Last time I checked a shack is still about 600k on every island except for maybe Molokai or big island pahoa area. Good luck with that! |
Originally Posted by Moonwolf
(Post 2273667)
Commuting seems like a pretty bad idea. Hawaiian does have a lie flat sleeping bunk on the 330 that you could utilize. But why after already flying 6+ hrs would you want to endure another 5-6hrs?
If you live on the west coast, or mainland in general just work for an actual airline that pays normal rates. Hawaiian is behind the average and probably won't be above it anytime soon. As far as the other outer islands being cheaper...I don't think so. Last time I checked a shack is still about 600k on every island except for maybe Molokai or big island pahoa area. Good luck with that! |
Originally Posted by Moonwolf
(Post 2273667)
Commuting seems like a pretty bad idea. Hawaiian does have a lie flat sleeping bunk on the 330 that you could utilize. But why after already flying 6+ hrs would you want to endure another 5-6hrs?
If you live on the west coast, or mainland in general just work for an actual airline that pays normal rates. Hawaiian is behind the average and probably won't be above it anytime soon. As far as the other outer islands being cheaper...I don't think so. Last time I checked a shack is still about 600k on every island except for maybe Molokai or big island pahoa area. Good luck with that! Note to OP.... do your own research. Like money, stocks, and many other things. Don't listen to other pilots |
Originally Posted by kingairfun
(Post 2273888)
My house is a 1900 sqft two story 2 car garage 2006 build on an outer island. Probably valued around $620k.. we even have running water.
Note to OP.... do your own research. Like money, stocks, and many other things. Don't listen to other pilots |
Originally Posted by full of luv
(Post 2273923)
Ironically, living anywhere on the west coast that HAL services (with major exception of perhaps Las Vegas which really isn't costal) would probably cost just as much if not more....
Trust me, I did EXHAUSTIVE research before deciding to leave HA. Cost of living was the #1 reason. Comparatively you could live like a king outside of SMF/PHX/LAS even PDX - not costal, but MUCH cheaper. Apples to Apples probably SFO is more expensive, but for housing, School, and everyday expenses - I could find you better options in every other HA city. |
Sleeping bag on the beach...
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