As we enter the busy holiday travel season, Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines travelers are packing their bags and taking advantage of the combined carriers’ expanded networks to reunite with family and friends and explore a diverse range of exciting destinations across the Pacific and the continental U.S.
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Chef Mark Pomaski of Hilo's Moon & Turtle debuted his menu creations this month for Hawaiian's First Class guests on flights from Hawai'i to the continental U.S. as part of the carrier’s acclaimed Featured Chef Series in-flight culinary program.
San Francisco travelers flying on Hawaiian Airlines will now be welcomed at a new check-in location, shared with Alaska Airlines.
Hawaiian Airlines celebrated its fifth anniversary of Fukuoka service with a special 3-day event at Tenjin's Daimaru department store. In celebration of its Fukuoka service and the airline's 95th anniversary, Hawaiian launched an exclusive line...
‘Tis the season for nonstop service between Hawai‘i and New Zealand! Hawaiian Airlines today welcomed over 200 guests, all eager to begin their tropical holiday or connect to the continental U.S. following the resumption of HA446, the carrier’s seasonal...
Tālofa lava! Hawaiian Airlines is celebrating 40 years of flying between Hawaiʻi and American Samoa!
Twenty years ago, Hawaiian Airlines embarked on a new chapter in its history with the launch of nonstop service between Honolulu and Sydney, Australia, one of its first long-haul destinations and most traveled international routes.
Since Hawaiian Airlines became the first to take scheduled cargo service to the skies in 1942, its business – and worker demographic – continuously evolved to meet the needs of the time. As women’s entry into the workforce increased over the decades,...
This morning, Hawaiʻi’s hometown carrier officially welcomed its first Boeing 787-9, which arrived in Honolulu last week after a delivery flight from North Charleston, South Carolina.
Staying connected on a Hawaiian Airlines flight between the U.S. Mainland and Hawaiʻi, one of the most geographically remote archipelagos in the world, is now as effortless as using your home internet – thanks to Starlink’s advanced internet technology.