How long does it take to get from Arizona to Hawaii?

Answer 1

Central Time in Kentucky:

Standard Time: 4 hours ahead of Hawaii

Daylight Saving Time: 5 hours ahead of Hawaii

Eastern Time in Kentucky:

Standard Time: 5 hours ahead of Hawaii

Daylight Saving Time: 6 hours ahead of Hawaii

Answer 2

Crossing the international date line takes almost no time at all. If the airliner is,

let's say, 100 yards long, and flies at 500 mph, then it takes the whole airplane

only about 0.41 second to cross the line on a perpendicular path.

Assuming you fly the great circle directly from DFW to Narita, and assuming you

fly at a constant 500 mph, your flight of 6427 miles lasts 12.85 hours, and you

cross the 180th meridian about 8.34 hours into the flight.

To be honest, the spot where this great circle crosses the 180th meridian is

near the Aleutian chain, and the IDL is shifted westward in this neighborhood.

But you know what ! ? There are so many variables here, like the airspeed, the

exact route, and the awkward phraseology of the question, that I do feel that

I've spent enough time on it, and I'll let it stand and submit my answer as it is.

Answer 3

A flight from Arizona to Hawaii typically takes around 6-7 hours. The exact duration can vary based on factors like the departure city in Arizona and the specific Hawaiian island you are traveling to.

Answer 4

5 hours

It takes 5 hours to get from LAX to HNL. From DFW to HNL it takes about 8 to 9 hours.

Answer 5

you cant because there is no place to get out of Arizona to the Pacific Ocean to get to Hawaii.

Answer 6

Phoenix (UTC-7) is always 3 hours ahead of Honolulu (UTC-10).

02:00 HAST (in Hololulu) = 05:00 MST (in Phoenix)

Answer 7

Arizona is 4 hours ahead of Hawaii.