ADVERTORIAL
Hawaiian Airlines’ Premium Cabin experience is now available on most A330 aircraft
WELCOME ABOARD N
ow in its 88th year of continuous service, Hawaiian Airlines is Hawai’i’s biggest and longest-serving airline.
Hawaiian offers nonstop services to
Hawai’i from more US gateway cities (11) than any other airline, along with services from Japan, South Korea, China, Australia, New Zealand, American Samoa and Tahiti. It also operates about 170 jet flights daily between the Hawaiian islands, with a total of more than 250 daily flights system-wide. Hawaiian Airlines offers Extra Comfort
premium economy seats on North American and international routes operated by its Airbus 330-200 fleet,
providing travellers with more legroom and a bundle of amenities at a nominal cost to enrich the Hawaii travel experience. A total of 68 Extra Comfort premium seats are available on every newly configured Hawaiian Airlines wide- body, twin-aisle 278-seat A330 aircraft with lie-flat Business Class seating. A new distinctive cabin design for its
new A321neo fleet will arrive later this year. Signature features of the interior concept and enhanced service evoke the natural splendour of Hawai‘i through colour and form, bringing the outdoors in and extending “island time” from the moment a guest steps on board. Named 2016’s World’s Most Punctual Airline by air travel intelligence
experience the ‘Aloha spirit’ long before you reach your destination.
company OAG and also Airline of the Year by Incheon International Airport, passengers can experience authentic Hawaiian hospitality, combining personal service on board with exquisite, complimentary island-inspired meals. It also offers inflight entertainment with a wide and new selection of movies, unlimited TV and games ensuring boredom has no place on its planes. When you fly Hawaiian Airlines, you’ll
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