Aer Lingus vs Hawaiian Airlines Business Class Comparison
| Aer Lingus | Hawaiian Airlines | |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 7/10 | 7/10 |
| Seat type | Lie-flat | Lie-flat Seat in 2-2-2 Layout on A330 |
| Lie-flat | Yes | Yes |
| Seat width | 21 inches | 19 inches |
| Alliance | Oneworld | |
| IATA | EI | HA |
| Hubs | Dublin (DUB) | Honolulu Daniel K. Inouye (HNL) |
Aer Lingus — Pros & Cons
- + US pre-clearance in Dublin saves time at arrival
- + Competitive transatlantic pricing
- + Good connectivity to Europe
- − Only A330 for long-haul
- − No alliance (partner of IAG)
- − Lounge at Dublin basic
Hawaiian Airlines — Pros & Cons
- + Hawaiian hospitality and island-inspired service
- + Lie-flat seats to Hawaii on A330
- + Incoming 787-9 fleet with new premium product
- − 2-2-2 layout lacks direct aisle access
- − Limited route network beyond Hawaii
- − Seat width narrower than competitors
The verdict
Both Aer Lingus and Hawaiian Airlines earn a 7/10 rating, making this a close call. Aer Lingus offers Lie-flat while Hawaiian Airlines features Lie-flat Seat in 2-2-2 Layout on A330. Your decision should come down to route availability, alliance loyalty, and which seat product appeals more to you.