Hawaiian Airlines

The LCC will start service from San Diego to Maui and Honolulu in April.

This week: Hawaiian and JAL expand planned JV; Austrian Airlines adds Boston; Allegiant to open 20th base; and JetBlue to introduce basic economy fare.

Hawaiian Airlines' chief executive Peter Ingram remains hopeful its proposed joint venture with Japan Airlines will secure antitrust immunity, but says its new route to Fukuoka can be a success even without it.

We profile Hawaiian Airlines, the largest airline in the US state of Hawaii and an attendee at World Routes 2019.

This week: Hawaiian Airlines to resume Maui - Las Vegas service; Houston secures Africa flight; and Interjet to launch a second route to Ecuador.

This week: Ryanair is to launch its first-ever flights to Lebanon; Iberia is to resume service to Egypt; and Hawaiian Airlines returns to Fukuoka.

Twelve new daytime slots for US-Tokyo Haneda flights have been tentatively awarded to four US carriers. It is hoped the proposed new routes and services will begin in time for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

This week: Air Peace places E2 order; new Quito - Santiago service launches; Hawaiian Airlines and Virgin Australia expand codeshare and more.

Transforming its fleet and maximising technology are two ways Hawaiian Airlines aims to compete with bigger carriers, explains CEO Peter Ingram.

This week: BA retires last Boeing 767; Adria Airways agrees Sukhoi Superjet deal; new AirAsia X route to ‘strengthen Malaysia - Japan ties’and more.

This week: Small Planet Airlines to restructure; Norwegian’s latest financials, fuel costs weigh heavy for JetBlue; Vistara secures cash injection; Q3 Boeing deliveries and more.

Hawaiian Airlines and Japan Airlines are seeking immunity from antitrust laws to create a joint venture.

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Boeing has secured a significant victory over rival Airbus after Hawaiian Airlines agreed to order up to 20 787-9 Dreamliners.