We recommend at least 35 minutes for a comfortable connection at Lanai. The minimum connection time is 30 minutes for domestic flights and 60 minutes for international flights. Transit between terminals takes up to 5 minutes.

Domestic-to-Domestic: 30 min. Domestic-to-International: 45 min. International-to-Domestic: 45 min. International-to-International: 60 min. These are the shortest layovers airlines will sell at Lanai.

Lanai Airport is a tiny single-runway facility serving the island of Lanai, with one small terminal building and no jet bridges or multiple gates. True 'connections' rarely happen here since it's an origin/destination airport for a handful of daily turboprop flights, mostly to and from Honolulu. There is only one small terminal building with a single set of gates accessed directly from the tarmac, so all 'transit' is a short walk across the apron. There are no trains, shuttles, or separate terminals to navigate.

30 minutes is workable for a same-day domestic hop if you're already checked in, since the terminal is tiny. See full 30 min guide →

45 minutes easily accommodates any onward domestic flight from Lanai. See full 45 min guide →

An hour is far more time than needed to move through Lanai's single terminal. See full 1 hr guide →

75 minutes is plenty, though flight frequency to Lanai may mean waiting rather than rushing. See full 1¼ hr guide →

90 minutes gives a comfortable cushion at an airport with minimal congestion. See full 1½ hr guide →

Two hours is ample time, though you may simply be waiting due to limited flight frequency. See full 2 hr guide →

150 minutes is excessive for this airport's size but fine if that's when the next flight departs. See full 2½ hr guide →

Three hours far exceeds any operational need at Lanai Airport. See full 3 hr guide →

Four hours is well beyond what's required, useful only to accommodate sparse flight schedules. See full 4 hr guide →