Giving a Future Pilot Her Wings this International Women’s Day
When flight HA576 from Honolulu to Maui landed at Kahului Airport in October 2018, its pilots weren’t expecting to be greeted by a new fan. But one guest, Victoria Thom, an 11-year-old aspiring pilot, was thrilled to see her flight was operated by two…
How Alisa Onishi Takes Our Brand to New Heights
Wāhine (women) have played a critical role throughout our 90-year history, and Alisa Onishi’s love for storytelling is a big part of the reason Hawaiian Airlines is one of the most recognized brands in the airline industry.
Flyback Friday: In Memory of Capt. Rick Rogers
The Hawaiian proverb “I ka wā ma mua, ka wā ma hope,” or “The future lies in the past,” carries a sentiment that is deeply woven into the fabric of Hawaiian Airlines. The endeavor to preserve our 90-year history hasn’t been an easy feat; however, sharing these moments, milestones and memories has played a pivotal role in telling our story to the world.
One ʻOhana: Giving Back During a Time of Hardship
Our all-employee volunteer group, Team Kōkua, has played a pivotal role in engaging our colleagues and coordinating opportunities for people wanting to help when it’s needed the most.
Keeping our Parked Planes in Flying Shape
As the only major Hawai‘i-based airline, with over 90 years of service to our community, images of our fleet on the ground and not in the sky serve as a powerful daily reminder of the severity of this crisis.
Answering the Call – and DMs – to Help Our Guests
In response to a rapid and unprecedented influx of inquiries, our employees have come together to support tens of thousands of guests with their reservations.
Hawaiian Airlines, ‘Ohana by Hawaiian Offering Relief Cargo Transportation to Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i
Starting today, ‘Ohana by Hawaiian will provide complimentary transportation of food and household items from O‘ahu to both Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i to assist the rural island’s residents.
It Takes a Community: Celebrating Our Employees’ Acts of Aloha
Amid uncertain times brought on by the pandemic, our employees have put themselves on the frontlines of efforts to kōkua (help) the local communities that have supported us for the past nine decades.
Hawai‘i Made: How You Can Join Us in Supporting Local Businesses
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced all of us to find creative ways to keep supporting small local companies. Learn about two of our favorite ways that you can support Hawai‘i’s entrepreneurs and restauranteurs from the comfort of your home.
From Cabin to Community: Giving New Life to Our Soft Goods
Mālama, meaning to “care for” in Hawaiian and one of our core company values, has been on top of our minds as we think of ways to continue to support our people and communities during the pandemic.
How to Ce-lei-brate May Day with Us, No Matter Where You Are
We welcome people from around the world to join our Hawaiian Airlines ‘ohana in celebrating May Day virtually!
A Partnership Designed to Inspire
We’re proud to be a partner in Kealopiko’s latest project that manufactured and distributed reusable fabric face masks to protect thousands of native Hawaiian keiki (children) and families in need from COVID-19.