Contact Information

300 Rodgers Blvd. #48 Honolulu, HI 96819 The USO Honolulu Airport Center is located on the ground floor, Terminal 2 of the Daniel K. International Airport in Honolulu, HI, between Baggage Claims 19 and 20.
Hours of Operation

Sunday through Saturday 0800-2000

About this Location

The USO Honolulu Center is located on the ground floor of the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport between Baggage Claims 19 and 20. This USO center can be service members first and last stop on the island. Every day the USO Honolulu center offers a hot meal and can provide information for a traveling service member and their families. USO Honolulu is open Monday-Sunday from 0800-2000. We recently expanded our services to Tripler Medical Center, providing support to the military caregivers.

Amenities at this Location

Food & Beverages
  • Beverages
  • Coffee & Tea
  • Daily Meals
  • Full Kitchen
  • Snack Bar
  • Snacks
Connectivity
  • CAC Readers
  • Charging Stations
  • Computers & Laptops
  • Phones
  • Printers
  • Skype
  • Wi-Fi
Multimedia & Gaming
  • Board & Table Games
  • DVD & Blu-ray Player
  • Playing Cards
  • PS4
  • TV & Cable
  • Xbox One
Rest & Relaxation
  • Air Conditioning
  • Baby Changing Station
  • Bathrooms
  • Children’s Play Area
  • Library
  • Lounge
  • Showers
  • Toiletries
Services & Information
  • Greeting Cards
  • Information Desk
  • Local Information
  • Lost & Found
  • Luggage Carts
  • Transportation Information
  • Travel Maps

Programs at this Location

The USO Pathfinder LinkedIn lecture helped me realize that there was much more to the platform than showcasing degrees, talent, and experience. Learning how to build connections with professionals in the industry I was pursuing help me land my dream job. My profile went from 1-2 views a week to over 40…by recruiters and talent managers! The additional exposure, adding in relevant skills from job postings, and utilizing LinkedIn Premium features gave my profile the extra boost it needed and and advantage over other candidates who applied for the same job. Luckily for me, I had already connected to the hiring manager who reviewed my application on LinkedIn. It was something as simple as chatting about the best way for her to reach more transitioning service members that made my name stand out in the stack of applications. Within a week of using the tactics Michael taught our group, I had a job offer for a high-paying job in Washington, D.C. This class offers a competitive edge that the mandatory transition classes just don’t have.
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