31 thoughts on “Why Now? Hawaiian Air Travel Responsibly Campaign”

  1. Great video! We just returned from a trip to Kauai where we saw plenty of folks that could have benefitted from watching this.

    My one wish is that it was more specific about the distance people should allow between themselves and the endangered species, as it’s quite different for sea turtles and monk seals (and applies in the water as well as out.) I think it’s 10 feet for sea turtles and 50 for monk seals?

    Just saying ‘keep your distance’ doesn’t provide enough info to really help people who don’t know. I’ve definitely seen people think that a couple of feet is enough, on their own, as well as seen snorkelers chasing sea turtles.

    Also would be good for them to display the banned (and not yet banned but undesirable) sunscreen ingredients on the screen as they mention them.

    Last, would be great if they could end with a website url that covers this info too…I think the state has one? If not they should 🙂

  2. Wonderful! I hope people stop and think about the Impact that they have on Hawaii and respect the culture, the people and the land. We always fly Hawaiian. We always try to be respectful and remember, even as we make the move to our home there, that we are still just visitors.

  3. Very nice video but the one little part about a Kapu sign needs to be expanded to show places where signs are flagrantly and regularly disregarded. I get the nice and gentle approach but some people need it spelled out. I am looking forward to a segment that says if you jump a fence and require emergency services you will be responsible for those services rendered. MAhalo, HAwaiian Airlines

    1. Ditto kauaidoug, it’s true we must speak honestly and frankly when it comes to some ( including me) of our visitors who love ” to jump the fence?” and or hike the mountains, it costs every
      firefighter and tax payer to “save”
      you, from yourself? Don’t do it, enjoy yourself while you are in Hawaii? We enjoy everyone visiting, but, there are rules! And they need to be followed, or the life you lose, is your own, and nobody else’s life but yours and your family?
      A-lo-HA Rita K

  4. Beautiful video, and I agree 100%
    Take care of Hawai’i and the beautiful people that live there, and you will have the best vacation of your life

  5. I wouldn’t expect anything less from Hawaiian Airlines. This was a good video and I hope visitors will take it seriously. Now, the other airlines serving Hawaii need to follow suit and produce their own videos.

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  6. This video is long overdue. I hope at least the majority of your visitors are introduced to this well-made orientation.

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  7. Aloha Rob and Jeff. Yes mahalo for the Hawaiian Air travel pono video. I certainly enjoyed it. Quick question. Is using the Clear pass only ok when arriving in Lihue? I have had a bit of trouble uploading my card on the Safe Travels site. I got Clear all squared away with the code. Will that do it for me to get through ok,?

    1. Hi Debra.

      Yes, that works for all of Hawaii – is approved by the state. You still need to use the Safe Travels website for uploading the Clear exemption and for your health questionnaire.

      Aloha.

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