Moving in a different direction than its competitors. Hawaiian Airlines’ changes ahead.
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Moving in a different direction than its competitors. Hawaiian Airlines’ changes ahead.
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I loved flying wide-bodied AB 330 SFO. I just flew on Hawaiian AB320 NEO and I felt like I was on a SWA B73 to Kauai out of OAK. Enough said. I just would hate to fly a narrow body to Hawaii out of the Bay Area.
My wife and I fly the A330 Hawaiian out of Seattle rather than the A321 out of Portland, Oregon. The six hour flight is much more enjoyable on the bigger plane. We do the Hawaiian Comfort seats and especially in the Covid travel era, it’s great not to have to share a row with someone else. It costs us a bit more. If they took the A330s out of the NW we would probably fly Alaska or another airline depending on price.
We recently flew ns from Boston to Hawaii. I can not say enough about service we received. Extended leg room seats for fantastic. I just wish the tofu was not the only choice we had for the return flight. Flight attendants we’re the best.
A 121 layout in a 787 with non stop from London would likely move me from AA, particularly as they have moved their frequent flyer program to a credit card one. Just let us have decent bed length. Those of us at 6’5″ do not like the 6′ beds. they do not work especially for 14 hours. Let us see how it pans out.
Hi Rich.
We are expecting a 2-meter bed length if that helps. It is definitely a 1-2-1 seating.
One issue is that you will be sliding your feet under the side table of the person in front of you, unless at a bulkhead. That angle gets pretty complicated, especially for those who are very tall. One of your editors is 6″ 4″.
Aloha.
I base my trips on the wide body.
We fly UA & HA, but always prefer UA when we can take a 777. LAX-HNL. A 787 would be a great way for HA to step up on this route. As for A321, I prefer to fly to HNL on a 777, then connect to KOA on a 717, when we head to Waikoloa.
I like the possibility of Western Australia!….Hawaiian seems to be doing a great job of balancing their product with the
the marketplace…the NEO’S are as good as it gets for single isle flights but clearly the 330’s are the best ride to Hawaii with
their Hawaiian Style service….
I love the 330 wide body!!
I generally prefer nonstop but opted to fly Hawaiian just because I prefer the 330.
If they switch my city to a narrow plane , then I will opt for a nonstop route.