Hawaiian’s Return To Profit Hindered By Japan’s Recovery, Engine Supply
Two of Hawaiian's A321neos are grounded awaiting new serviceable engines from Pratt & Whitney, the airline's CEO says.
Credit: Airbus/Christian Brinkmann
Hawaiian Airlines is facing some unique circumstances in returning to profitability, including a lack of Airbus A321neo engine availability and sluggish demand from its important Japanese market. Unlike most of its U.S. mainline peers, Hawaiian reported losses in its recently released results. The...
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