Hawaiian Airlines is a major airline that is based in the state of Hawaii. It is the largest airline in Hawaii.
It is considered historically one of the better airlines in terms of safety and infrequency of cancellations.
In December 2023, it was announced that Hawaiian Airlines was acquired by Alaska Air Group which owns Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines will merge bringing unprecedented access to the island of Hawaii like never seen before.
Year Founded: 1929
Years of Operation: 93 years
Airline Type: Major
Call Sign: HAWAIIAN
Website: http://hawaiianairlines.com/
Hawaiian Airlines Safety Record
Hawaiian Airlines has experienced 5 significant accidents since it was founded. There are 0.05 major recorded accidents per year.
In order to land a pilot job at Hawaiian Airlines, a pilot must have 2000 total flight hours with 1000 of those hours being the pilot in command. They also require pilots to have international flight experience.
With that said, Hawaiian Airlines is one of the safer airlines to fly with considering the number of accidents throughout the company’s longevity and the experience they require from their pilots.
About Hawaiian Airlines Fleet
Hawaiian Airlines has a total of 61 aircraft.
Hawaiian Airlines most commonly flies the Airbus A330-200, Boeing 717-200, and the Airbus A321neo.
Hawaiian Airlines Hubs and Focus Cities
Hawaiian Airlines utilizes the following locations as its hub or focus cities.
1. Honolulu (PHNL)
2. Maui (PHOG)
Hawaiian Airlines Performance
Hawaiian Airlines currently flies to 32 destinations.
In 2022, Hawaiian Airlines safely flew 7,138,485 passengers to their destinations.
Hawaiian Airlines reported flights being on time 88.34% of the time.
