Hawaiian Airlines will resume service for its nonstop flight to Boston, dubbed 'the longest regularly scheduled domestic route in US history' - just in time for the holiday season. The airline, Hawaii's flag carrier, announced Wednesday those services would resume in December along with New York services and the rest of their 13-city US mainland network as well. Hawaiian Airlines first introduced the arduous 5,095-mile journey between Honolulu and the Logan International Airport in Boston in April 2019, CNN reports. The trip back from Boston is 11.5 hoursBoston flights will resume on December 19 and will offer two flights a week. Services from JFK in New York will start on December 14, at three times a week.

Source: Daily Mail October 23, 2020 17:34 UTC