| Hawaiian Airlines was founded in 1929 and
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| | introduced the 24-seater DC-3 into
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| currently serves 18 domestic and
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| | Hawaiian skies. The airline was also
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| international destinations in the Pacific
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| | granted an air cargo certificate issued
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| region. Mea Ho'okipa, the concept
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| | by the Civil Aeronautics Board. Hawaiian
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| observed by the company, means, "I am
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| | Airlines also provided an aerial lifeline
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| host." The nature of the Hawaiian Islands
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| | to neighboring islands during World War
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| translates into the airline company that
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| | II.
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| showcases Hawaii's nature and heritage.
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| | The introduction of commercial jet
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| The company makes sure that a Hawaiian
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| | service in the 1960s resulted in
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| vacation for visitors begins in the
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| | increased air traffic into and out of
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| aircraft itself.
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| | Hawaii. In 1966, the airliner introduced
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| It specializes in air transportation
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| | a new service that connected the islands
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| among the Hawaiian Islands and helps
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| | to each other; in other words, they
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| tourists reach various points in Hawaii.
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| | started inter-island flights. This
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| The airline now carries around six
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| | reduced the travel time between islands
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| million passengers a year and provides
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| | to a mere 20 to 30 minutes. In 1984
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| high-frequency jet service on a daily
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| | Hawaiian began worldwide charter services
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| basis to seven destinations throughout
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| | with three long-range DC-8 jets. In 2001,
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| the Hawaiian Islands. It also provides a
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| | the airline started a fleet modernization
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| weekly service to the South Pacific
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| | program with the delivery of thirteen new
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| destinations of Tahiti and American
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| | Boeing 717-200 aircraft to replace the
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| Samoa.
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| | DC-9 fleet.
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| Hawaiian Airlines was incorporated on
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| | Hawaiian is the only airline company that
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| January 30, 1929 as Inter-Island Airways
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| | provides single-carrier service from the
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| Ltd. In 1941 Inter-Island changed its
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| | Western U.S. and the South Pacific to
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| name to Hawaiian Airlines and also
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| | each of Hawaii's islands.
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