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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Kualoa Ranch is looking to the past to secure its future. The 4,000-acre working cattle ranch was founded in 1850, and still retains many of the charms of a bygone time - most notably unspoiled expanses of open landscape.
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.
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.
One of Pearl Harbor’s star attractions, the USS Missouri, recently returned from drydock. Find out all about the painstaking repair and overhaul of one of the country’s greatest maritime treasures.
The Polynesian Cultural Center's new night show is an epic story of a young boy's journey into manhood. We give you a behind-the-scenes introduction, including interviews with the stars and creator of the show.
Located on Ford Island, in the heart of Pearl Harbor, the Pacific Aviation Museum is a must-see attraction for anyone interested in Hawaii’s history of flight. Displays, films and simulations focus particularly on the World War II years.
