Wiki Wiki Shuttle

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Wiki Wiki Bus
Wiki Wiki Bus

The Wiki Wiki Shuttle is a famous Hawaii native bus system that transports people from airplanes to passenger loading terminals at the Honolulu International Airport on Oahu. The free shuttle arrives every 20 to 25 minutes carrying people and baggage among three terminals. If you're arriving at night or in the very early morning, it can be hard to find the wiki wiki shuttle because it starts at 6:00AM and ends at 10:00PM

In the Hawaiian language, the word "wiki" means "quick", and "wiki wiki" implies "very fast."

There was a racehorse called "Wiki wiki wheels" which ran in England during the early nineteen eighties.

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