How can I check my Hawaiian Airlines miles balance? This question is about Hawaiian Airlines Rewards Program Review (HawaiianMiles)

You can check your Hawaiian Airlines miles balance by signing into your HawaiianMiles account online or through the Hawaiian Airlines mobile app. You can also see how many HawaiianMiles you have by calling customer service at (877) 426-4537. How to Check Your HawaiianMiles Balance Online: Sign into your online account and click on your name. The number of miles you have will be listed on the right side of the window that pops up. Hawaiian Airlines mobile app: The app syncs with your HawaiianMiles account and lets you view your current miles balance. By Phone: If you have any questions about your points balance, you can call HawaiianMiles at (877) 426-453.

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You can check your Hawaiian Airlines miles balance by signing into your HawaiianMiles account online or through the Hawaiian Airlines mobile app. You can also see how many HawaiianMiles you have by calling customer service at (877) 426-4537.

How to Check Your HawaiianMiles Balance

Online: Sign into your online account and click on your name. The number of miles you have will be listed on the right side of the window that pops up.
Hawaiian Airlines mobile app: The app syncs with your HawaiianMiles account and lets you view your current miles balance.
By Phone: If you have any questions about your points balance, you can call HawaiianMiles at (877) 426-453.

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When do Hawaiian Airlines miles expire?

Hawaiian Airlines miles do not expire as long as the HawaiianMiles account is open and in good standing. The only time Hawaiian miles expire is when you or Hawaiian closes the account without first redeeming unused rewards.

When Hawaiian Airlines Miles will Expire:

When you close your account.
When you or Hawaiian Airlines closes the account.

Even though Hawaiian Airlines miles do not expire, it’s still a good idea...

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How much are Hawaiian Airlines miles worth?

Hawaiian Airlines miles are worth 0.97 cents each, on average. That means 10,000 Hawaiian Airlines miles have a value of roughly $97. Hawaiian Airlines miles are less valuable than the the average airline miles, which are worth 1.36 cents each, as a result.

It`s important to remember that the value of Hawaiian Airlines miles depends on how they are redeemed. They have the most value when used for HawaiianMiles flights. In addition, one of the...

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Is the Hawaiian Airlines rewards program ending?

No, the Hawaiian Airlines rewards program is not ending. Hawaiian Airlines actually just updated the rules for its rewards program, called HawaiianMiles, so that miles no longer expire due to inactivity. Otherwise, the program, which dates back to 1983, is still accepting new members and operating like normal.

To learn more, check out WalletHub's complete HawaiianMiles review.

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