Alaska Airlines Flights from San Diego (SAN) to Lihue (LIH)

At San Diego, CA Airport (SAN-San Diego Intl.), Alaska Airlines flights to Lihue, HI Airport (LIH) normally depart from terminal 2. Unsure as to which terminal you'll be pulling into? It'll most likely be the main terminal.

With Alaska Airlines offering nonstop flights between San Diego, CA Airport (SAN-San Diego Intl.) and Lihue, HI Airport (LIH), your next inspiring adventure is a plane ride away. Kiss goodbye to the hassle, inconvenience and luggage mix-ups that are often associated with stopovers, and book your ticket today.

Depending on no delays and good weather, your Alaska Airlines flight from San Diego, CA Airport (SAN-San Diego Intl.) to Lihue, HI Airport (LIH) should take on average 7 hours and 51 minutes. That means you've got ample time to enjoy a drink or two, get some sleep and look at your travel itinerary before you touch down.

Booked a ticket with Alaska Airlines? There's a good chance you'll be cruising aboard the Boeing 737-800 on the SAN to LIH route.

The path is well traveled from San Diego, CA (SAN-San Diego Intl.) to Lihue, HI (LIH). Alaska Airlines makes the journey between the two 7 times every week.

• It can be found in your travel itinerary, which will be sent to you when you've completed your booking. If you're not too sure what to look for, search for a code containing numbers and letters. The first one to two letters and single digit are the IATA airline code, which represents the name of your carrier. This part is followed by one, two, three or four digits — your flight number.

• Don't twiddle your thumbs at home if you're packed and ready for your exciting adventure. International flights begin their check-in process approximately three hours before departure. Meeting friends or relatives at the airport? Be sure to tell them that luggage drop closes an hour before takeoff. If you're taking a domestic flight, arrive at the terminal a couple of hours prior to departure. Check-in closes 45 minutes before the plane leaves the tarmac.