Shipping to and from Hawaii involves additional state and federal requirements designed to protect the islands’ ecosystem. Certain items—especially agricultural goods, plants, and animals—may require inspection, permits, or additional documentation before they can be accepted or released.

Some shipments require additional documentation depending on the commodity. Agricultural items may require declarations or permits, and international shipments require standard customs documentation such as commercial invoices and packing lists. Providing complete and accurate paperwork helps avoid delays.

Yes. Interisland service is available, allowing you to move cargo between major islands quickly and efficiently. Visit our Known Shipper page for more information.

Yes. Perishable shipments are common to and from Hawaii. Proper packaging is required to maintain freshness and ensure the shipment can withstand transit times.

Cargo is handled at Alaska and Hawaiian Air Cargo facilities across the islands, including Honolulu (Oahu), Kona (Big Island), Maui (Kahului), Lihue (Kauai), and Hilo. Visit our Network Locations page for more details.