Southwest Airlines ta sanar a yau ƙarin sabbin jirage marasa tsayawa zuwa Kona (KOA), a tsibirin Hawaii, da Lihue, Kauai (LIH) daga Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC) farawa a cikin Janairu 2020. Tare da ƙari na waɗannan wurare guda biyu marasa tsayawa, Kudu maso Yamma ya zama na biyu da ya haɗa filin jirgin saman Silicon Valley zuwa dukkanin manyan tsibirin Hawaii hudu ba tsayawa, kuma na uku na jirgin sama. bayar da sabis mara tsayawa ga tsibiran Hawaii daga SJC. Ana samun cikakkun bayanai na jirgin sama da ajiyar kuɗi a Southwest.com/Hawaii.
"Mun yi farin ciki cewa abokin aikinmu na dogon lokaci, Southwest Airlines, ya ci gaba da ba matafiya na Silicon Valley ƙarin zaɓi don isa aljanna," in ji Daraktan Sufurin Jiragen Sama na SJC John Aitken. "Big Island na Hawaii da Kauai sanannen wuraren shakatawa ne. Al'ummarmu za su amsa da kyau ga waɗannan sabbin jiragen sama, sabis na Kudu maso Yamma da farashin farashi, da kuma dacewa da fara hutun Hawai daga filin jirgin saman Silicon Valley."
Kudu maso yamma na shirin fara zirga-zirgar jiragen sama tsakanin SJC da Lihue kwanaki hudu a mako (ranar Litinin/Laraba/Jumma'a/Sun) daga ranar 19 ga Janairu, 2020, da sau uku-mako zuwa Kona (ranar Talata/Thu/Sat) daga ranar 21 ga Janairu. jirage za su kasance ban da na Kudu maso Yamma na yau da kullun, jirage marasa tsayawa tsakanin SJC da Honolulu da Kahului (Maui), waɗanda suka fara a watan Mayu.
ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:
- With the addition of these two nonstop destinations, Southwest becomes the second carrier to connect Silicon Valley's airport to all four main Hawaiian Islands nonstop, and the third airline offering nonstop service to the Hawaiian Islands from SJC.
- Southwest Airlines announced today the addition of new nonstop flights to Kona (KOA), on the Island of Hawaii, and Lihue, Kauai (LIH) from Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC) beginning in January 2020.
- These new flights will be in addition to Southwest's existing daily, nonstop flights between SJC and both Honolulu and Kahului (Maui), which began in May.
