Flights from Seattle, WA (SEA) to Kona - Big Island, HI (KOA)

Tips when travelling through SEA

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), or "Sea-Tac" for short has some terminals connected aboveground, and some are only connected through underground people-movers. But they're all connected in some way, so you can go through any security line and get to your gate.
During clear days, you can see Mt. Rainier soon after your plane takes off.
Link Light Rail is the cheapest way to get from Sea-Tac to downtown.

Tips when travelling through KOA

At Kona International Airport (KOA), on the Big Island in Hawai, the boarding area is entirely open-air so keep your hat and sunscreen handy
If you have a mid-afternoon arrival at Kona International, get in a window seat with your camera for areal photos instead of signing up for a $300 helicopter island tour
Grab a bag of coffee beans and coconut-infused sugar on your way out – the Big Island farms are known for having great tasting coffee
If you rent a car on the Big Island and stay up north in Waikoloa, remember to fill up on gas in town since the nearest gas station is 5 miles south of the airport
Check airline baggage fees while packing as some inter-island turbo-prop flights to Kona International have very limited baggage capacity
The route from Kona International to most of the Big Island resorts takes you on Queen Kaahumanu Highway through a stark landscape dominated by volcanic soil. A popular tourist tradition is to gather volcanic rocks, paint them white and use them to spell out their names along the highway.

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