Hawaiian Faces Setback as United Plans To Make Headway

Hawaiian Faces Setback as United Forges Ahead

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Many changes lie ahead for the airlines serving Hawaii and Hawaii visitors. Today, Hawaiian’s loss may become United’s gain.

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17 thoughts on “Hawaiian Faces Setback as United Forges Ahead”

  1. Bill

    I recently flew business class on both JAL & Hawaiian from Hawaii HNL & KOA to/from Tokyo, on two separate trips. JAL was hands down the better product. Better seats, layout, service, food, condition …..everything…..the overall quality was incredible on JAL.

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    1. Rich

      I flew HND-HNL-HND at Christmas outbound JAL return Hawaiian as JAL flight was sold out in Business. Totally agree with you. Hawaiian Flight attendants were friendly and that is about it.

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      1. Alex

        Yes. Hard to compare HA with JAL/ANA in C class. The business product of Japanese carriers are in a class of their own.

        On the other hand, JAL economy to KOA is really poor. Mostly due to 767 aircraft, but not only.

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