Welcome to Hawaiian Skies, the in-flight video magazine of Hawaiian Airlines. In our latest edition, we satisfy your thirst for music...visit a valley from another time...meet Samoan royalty...and discover a paddler's paradise.
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Playing with fire? Not exactly, but the effortless grace of the accomplished fireknife dancer makes it look almost like a game. In an incredible display of agility and bravery, these dancers carry on a thrilling tradition – defying the danger inherent in the flames and cutting edges.
The little ukulele plays an oversized role in the image and traditions of the Islands, and its popularity has been riding particularly high in recent years. It’s only fitting, then, that a festival should be dedicated to the instrument and the beautiful music it makes.
Plenty of visitors explore Hawai‘i by rental car, tour bus or on their own two feet. What relatively few people realize, however, is how mountain biking can open up the state’s magnificent backcountry.
Looking to get your feet wet with a new sport? Born right here in Hawai‘i with Waikiki’s Beachboys, the sport of stand-up paddling has exploded in popularity and is now practiced all over the world on lakes, rivers and, of course, the ocean.
Six Flags turned Hawaiian last year. The popular attraction, located in the Vallejo area of California, teamed up with Hawaiian Airlines for its famous Dolphin Show.
Wandering around downtown Honolulu’s Chinatown, you come across many fascinating buildings harking back to the city’s past. One of the most impressive is the Hawai‘i Theatre.
Hawai‘i is one of the fittest states in the country, and its balmy weather and miles of beaches invite people to stay active. What better place, then, to host a show dedicated to getting and staying in shape?
There’s a term you hear a lot in Hawai‘i: waterman. It’s used to describe someone who has dedicated himself to the joys and mysteries of the ocean. A true waterman embraces the challenge of the waves and is constantly searching for new and better ways to experience it.
Hawai‘i is a beautiful blend of cultures, traditions and ideas. Geographically and culturally, it’s where East and West meet. And one of the premier showcases for this meeting is the Hawai‘i International Film Festival.
When a TV show that began in the 1960s is still going strong today, you know it’s doing something right. In the case of a local legend of a TV show called “Hawai‘i Goes Fishing,” it provides angling enthusiasts vicarious fishing trips in the beautiful waters of Hawai‘i.
