On December 9, 2021, Hawaiian Airlines has chosen Amadeus as its next-generation technology partner, with plans to implement the Amadeus Altéa PSS suite beginning in Q1 2022 and aiming for completion in 2023. Altéa serves as the foundation of the Amadeus Airline Platform, an open technology ecosystem designed to foster innovation, streamline collaboration, and simplify ...
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On late September, 2020, Hawaii Airlines announced to bring more flight routes between Mainland and Hawaii. Providing more travel options for guests eligible to bypass the state’s quarantine requirements with a pre-travel negative COVID-19 test starting October 15. The airline will resume nonstop service between Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) and McCarran International ...
Read More Hawaiian Airlines is slowly increasing flight to prepare for Pre-Travel Testing Program
On July 29, 2020, Hawaiian Airlines has announced an offering consisting of $216,976,000 in Class A Certificates and $45,010,000 in Class B Certificates, with each class representing an interest in its respective pass-through trust. The funds raised through the offering will be used to acquire equipment notes secured by six Airbus A321-200neo and two Airbus ...
Read More Hawaiian Airlines Offering more than 0,000,000 of Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificates
On July 1, 2020, Hawaiian Airlines announced plans to resume a limited flight schedule connecting Hawai‘i with most of its U.S. mainland gateway cities beginning August 1. This aligns with the state’s decision to welcome travelers who participate in a developing pre-travel COVID-19 testing program. Additionally, the airline will expand interisland service to enhance connectivity ...
Read More Hawaiian Airlines Announces to Resume Flights back to the Mainland
On May 8, 2020, Hawaiian Airlines implemented new safety measures, requiring tourists to wear face masks and increasing physical distancing at check-in terminals, boarding areas, and during flights. Airlines have also begun spraying cabins, desks, seats, and other surfaces with disinfecting agents. The airline introduced a revised boarding process, asking guests to remain seated at ...
Read More Hawaiian Airlines New Guidelines for Face Cover and Cleaning Expectations
CHRONOLOGY OF AVIATION IN HAWAII
Dillingham – In April 22, for 40 years, the U.S. Army has leased Dillingham Airfield to HDOT, allowing civil aviation operations to thrive. However, in February, HDOT announced plans to return the airport to military control, putting the future of 11 businesses and their 130 employees at risk. Initially, tenants were given until June 30, ...
Read More HDOT Announces Dillingham Airfield to be vacated by 2021
On April 3, 2020, the Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants , represented by Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), voted to approve a new contract. The agreement guarantees pay stability, provides an immediate wage increase, and ensures healthcare costs for more than 2,100 Flight Attendants remain manageable for the next five years. In a letter to its ...
Read More Flight Attendants Confirms New Contracts For Hawaiian Airlines
On March 6, 2020, the Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) confirmed the state’s first COVID-19 case. The individual, a cruise ship passenger, tested positive after flying home to Oahu. By March 17, 2020, former Governor David Ige announced new policies to curb the spread of the virus. These guidelines urged tourists to postpone their vacations, ...
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HONOLULU – In January 28, 2020, the group DOTA (Department of Transportation Airport) stakeholders met to discuss the redevelopment and future projects of the south ramp in Honolulu Airport. The experts hired by the DOT have suggested a plan for better airport use over the next 20 years. Based on industry data, they predict that ...
Read More DOTA Stakeholders met to discuss the future of the Honolulu Airport South Ramp