AIX 2017: Hawaiian refurbishes A330 cabins as it prepares for A321neos
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Credit: Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines is revamping cabin interiors across the bulk of its fleet with the arrival of its first Airbus A321neos expected in the fourth quarter and a retrofit of its A330s well underway. “A little under half our A330 fleet has been retrofitted with the new cabins,” Hawaiian SVP-marketing...
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