Giving Tuesday: Preserving Maui’s Forests and Birds
“It takes a community of dedicated individuals and support to make conservation happen” – the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project.
Operating on a shoestring budget and with the help of volunteers and dozens of organizations, the Maui Forest Bird and…
Travel Pono on the Island of Hawai‘i: From ‘Āina to Kitchen
While staying on the Big Island, take time to visit, support and learn from its many skilled artisans, hardworking growers and groundbreaking tastemakers.
Thousands of Steps in the Right Direction: 852,700 Miles Covered, $68K Raised for Special Olympics Hawai‘i
At the beginning of October, nearly 12,000 participants decided to embark on a physical test that would have them holoholo (to go out) and run or walk a 50- or 130-mile “course” while practicing safe social distancing.
Giving Tuesday: The Gift of Voyaging
The Mālama Honua (to care for our Earth) Worldwide Voyage sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines was an exceptional feat by brave and skilled crewmembers who sailed using only Polynesian wayfinding techniques.
Travel Pono on the Island of Hawai‘i: From Volcanoes to Waterfalls, Memorable Experiences for All
From tropical forests and black sand beaches to fields of lava rock and active volcanoes, the Island of Hawai‘i runs the gamut in outdoor wonder. Known as the Big Island, this destination offers more than 4,000 square miles of endless opportunities to…
Giving Tuesday: When Miles Can Save Lives
When the COVID-19 pandemic decimated travel demand, resulting in drastic flight reductions, we knew how important it would be for Hawaiian Airlines to maintain our neighbor island network to support Hawai‘i’s healthcare workers and first responders.
Meeting the Moment: How Hawaiian Airlines and Worksite Labs Launched a Gold-Standard Testing Partnership
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.
A Year of Giving and Persevering: Recapping 2020 at Hawaiian Airlines
As we bid aloha to 2020 and reflect on the exceptional hardships and challenges it brought upon so many of us at Hawaiian Airlines, the year will forever stand out as a time when our ‘ohana proved what it means to be Hawaiʻi’s hometown carrier.
Perpetuating Hawaiian Language at 28,000 Feet
Employees across our airline are joining hands this February to perpetuate mahina ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language month). This year, through their collective actions, from organizing surprise ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi flights to partnering with native Hawaiian designer Keola Naka’ahiki Rapozo, we are proud to share Hawaiian language and culture with our guests and the communities we serve.
Communicating Culture Through Language and Storytelling
Since childhood, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language) has served as a guiding compass for ʻIwalani Kūaliʻi Kahoʻohanohano, senior specialist of internal communications at Hawaiian Airlines. Now 30 years old, she is known as one of Hawaiian Airlines’ core storytellers, with ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian culture as her work pillars.
Keola Rapozo x Hawaiian Airlines: Designing Through A Cultural Lens
In navigating his creative brainstorms, local designer Keola Nakaʻahiki Rapozo says tapping into a Hawaiian mindset is like following a compass. For Rapozo, the co-founder of Hawaiʻi brand FITTED, thinking Hawaiian means reconnecting to a mainframe rooted in culture, language and perspective.
Planting Seeds for Future Stewards of the Hawaiian Language
As Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language Month) comes to a close, our ‘ohana’s celebrations are far from over – and they are extending beyond our aircraft and workplace.