Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines plans to replace its fleet of 19 Boeing 717s with Boeing 737-800 aircraft starting in 2027.

Hawaiian Airlines will transition to larger aircraft for interisland flights in the coming years, with the change expected to be completed by 2028. The airline aims to use bigger planes to accommodate more passengers on these routes.

Hawaiian Airlines has joined the OneWorld alliance, providing access to hundreds of new destinations and expanded loyalty benefits for local residents.

Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines have equipped 150 aircraft with Starlink, offering free Wi-Fi to Atmos Rewards members. The installation is expected to be completed across the remaining mainline fleet by 2027.

Hawaiian Airlines hosted its inaugural Aviation Day on June 20, inviting students to engage with aviation professionals. The event aimed to inspire the next generation of aviation professionals by opening the airline's hangar doors to participants.

Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled the first of three new aircraft liveries inspired by Disney's live-action 'Moana,' which celebrates exploration, wayfinding and the voyaging traditions of Hawaiʻi.

Hawaiian Airlines will discontinue free hot meals on flights starting July 1, replacing them with a pre-order program requiring passengers to pay $10.99 to $16.99 for meals.

Hawaiian Airlines will stop offering free main cabin meals and introduce prepaid meal options starting July 1, featuring dishes by chef Sheldon Simeon.