Hawaiian Boosts Peak Capacity With 717 Refit
Credit: Joe Pries Aviation
Hawaiian Airlines is about halfway through a cabin-overhaul program for its Boeing 717 fleet, a move that will feed more capacity to its lucrative inter-island operation. The carrier completed the first aircraft in March, and has now refurbished seven of its 18 717s, CEO Mark Dunkerley said during...
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