Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. is the parent of Hawaiian Airlines, a more than 90-year-old carrier serving Hawai‘i, the Continental U.S., and destinations across the Pacific and Asia, including extensive Neighbor Island service within the Hawaiian Islands and a fleet that added Boeing 787, Airbus A330 and A321neo widebody and narrowbody aircraft to the combined company.
- 01 Establishes Honolulu as the combined company's second-largest hub
- 02 adds a widebody fleet (Boeing 787
- 03 Airbus A330) and transpacific/Asia-Pacific reach to Alaska's largely narrowbody West Coast network
- 04 and expands the combined network to 141 destinations including 29 international markets
This combination is an exciting next step in our collective journey to provide a better travel experience for our guests and expand options for West Coast and Hawai‘i travelers. We have a longstanding and deep respect for Hawaiian Airlines, for their role as a top employer in Hawai‘i, and for how their brand and people carry the warm culture of aloha around the globe.
This is a historic day for Alaska Airlines as we officially join with Hawaiian Airlines. Among Alaska, Hawaiian and Horizon Air, we have more than 230 years of history flying guests and serving communities.
Alaska Air Group closing press release (Sept. 18, 2024): the combined Alaska Air Group airlines fly nearly 1,500 daily flights to 141 destinations including 29 international markets, maintain hubs in Seattle, Honolulu, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, San Diego and Anchorage with Honolulu becoming the second largest behind Seattle, operate a fleet of 350 aircraft, and employ more than 33,000 people.