When those wiser than us invite us into their waters, we must hold our paddles with patience and listen before trying to navigate the waʻa (canoe). At Hawaiian Airlines, we hold our paddles in observance of Juneteenth and turn to our greatest asset – our employees – to reflect on the day’s historical significance.
I mua, meaning to move forward with purpose, has been a guiding principle for Hawaiian Airlines as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. While the pandemic has brought setbacks, it has also given our company much to look forward to as we begin to rebuild our...
This week marks the end of an era as Love’s Bakery, Hawaiʻi’s largest and oldest bakery that relied on Hawaiian Airlines’ local freight network, shuts its doors after over 170 years. Having had the privilege of serving Love’s cargo needs for more than...
After a challenging 2020, it’s been uplifting for us at Hawaiian Airlines to start seeing tangible signs pointing to a recovery in travel – and none more exciting for us than this week’s launch of two of our four newest routes, Long Beach-Maui and...
Ho‘okipa (hospitality) takes many shapes at Hawaiian Airlines, and in 2020, it is reflected in our work to ensure guests have reliable access to pre-travel COVID-19 tests to meet the state of Hawai‘i’s Safe Travels requirements.
Preparing for your flight to Hawai‘i from the Bay Area and searching for a convenient pre-travel COVID-19 test? Look no further.
Fifty-one years ago, Jo-Ann Komori answered a newspaper ad calling for Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants and never looked back.
Sixty-two years ago, Yoshio Nitta clocked in for his first day in what was then called “the radio shop” at the former Hawaiian Airlines maintenance hangar in Honolulu.
This August, our company faced another grim consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing travel restrictions: the separation of many employees from our company as we reduce our workforce due to suppressed travel demand. In this commemorative blog...
Lola Hiatt got her start at Hawaiian Airlines in 1967 as a part-time flight attendant while she pursued a teaching degree at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.
