Welcome to Hawaiian Skies, the in-flight video magazine of Hawaiian Airlines. In our latest edition, we visit two very different museums…hear top pianists in action…go bouldering without a rope…experience the beauty of hula…catch a windsurfing competition at the sport’s spiritual home…meet the family that sets the standard for ukulele making…and witness artists doing what they do best.
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Trini Kaopuiki speaks to Hawaiian Airlines President and CEO Mark Dunkerley about the restoration and return to the Islands of the airline’s very first plane, a Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker.
To help celebrate the golden anniversary of the classic South Pacific, star Mitzi Gaynor traveled back to Kaua‘i for the first time since she filmed the movie there 50 years before.
Photographer Shane Tegarden reveals the Hawai‘i of the past – photographing scenes as they existed long before photography was invented. See his unique creations come to life.
This recap of the 2009 Moloka‘i Hoe, a 41.7-mile outrigger canoe race from Moloka‘i to the shores of Waikiki, introduces one of Hawai‘i’s fastest-growing and most exciting sports.
Hawai‘i’s keiki, or children, grow up with hula. Watch as the best of the Islands’ young dancers take the stage to show their talents in the annual Keiki Hula competition.
Thanks to the introduction of jet-skis, surfers can now make it to the outer reefs of Oahu’s North Shore to test their skills by challenging the most monstrous of the monster waves.
Hawai‘i is a land of stories. Meet filmmaker Stuart Yamane, a talented director, producer and writer who chronicles these stories in his work, including the featured Roots in Water.
Enjoy a recent performance of this long-running series, which showcases traditional music and dance of the Hawaiian Islands in their purest form, performed live.
Duke Kahanamoku rose to prominence as an Olympic swimmer and pioneering surfer, and stayed in the public eye as Hawai‘i’s “Ambassador of Aloha.” He remains a true legend of Hawai‘i.
