Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines - airline information

General information

Hawaiian Spirit Airlines is one of the World's oldest airlines, founded in 1929 under the name of Inter-Island Airlines.

Today, the company is a prosperous enterprise serving the Hawaiian Islands primarily and the western coast of the USA. The carrier depends on the intensity of tourism to the exotic islands in the center of the Pacific.

It has a modest fleet, but transport a substantial number of tourists.

Fact sheet

General company information...
Official name:	Hawaiian Airlines
Slogan(s):	-
IATA designator:	HA
ICAO designator:	HAL
Headquarters:	Honolulu (Hawaii), USA
Alliance:	None
Destinations...
Hubs:	Honolulu International Airport - Kahului (Hawaii), USA
Focus cities, regions, secondary hubs:	Kahului Airport - Kahului (Hawaii), USA
Number of destinations:	19
Fleet & flights-related...
Fleet size:	29
Aircraft types used:	Boeing 717, Boeing 767
Accidents & incidents:	None
Passengers-related...
Number of passengers:	-
Classes:	-
Frequent flyer program:	Hawaiian Miles
Other important issues: - Hawaiian Airline is the 11th larges commercial airline in the USA

Destinations

The carrier connects the following geographical areas: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Australia, Tahiti and the American Samoa.

In Hawaii it operates on 5 airports: Hilo, Honolulu, Kahului, Kailua-Kona, Lihue.

Fleet

Consists of Boeing 717 and 767 aircraft, quite old aircraft types. DC and MD aircraft have been recently taken out of function.

Activity & market position

Focusing on Hawaii's touristical potential and southern Pacific routes

The airline is focusing on exploiting Hawaii's potential in the domestic US market and also connects the Southern Pacific.

Last modified/updated: October 9, 2007