Hawaiian Airlines to add A330s, A321neos; pilots issue strike warning
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Hawaiian Airlines has agreed to purchase an additional Airbus A330-200, bringing its A330 fleet to 24 by the end of the fourth quarter of 2017. The Honolulu-based carrier will also lease two more A321neos. According to Hawaiian, the newly ordered aircraft will enable it to early retire its Boeing...
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