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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“Hiki no” means “can do” in Hawaiian, and this story illustrates the can do spirit of Hawaii’s young generation as they work on the nation’s first statewide student news network.
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.
The tumultuous life of Princess Ka‘iulani – Hawaii’s Crown Princess at the time of the monarchy’s overthrow in 1893 – has come to the screen in a major Hollywood film.
The Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated in the world. What could have inspired the early voyagers to attempt the dangerous journey here over thousands of miles of ocean? What would the trip have been like? These questions fired the artistic imaginations of two men, and resulted in the film “Voyagers.”
Honolulu hasn’t always been the city of tall towers and tourist attractions you see today. Hawaii’s capital has seen many changes in the last century, chronicled in the film “Honolulu – 100 Years in the Making.”
Maui’s fabled road to Hana is a tourist dream, but what is it like to actually grow up in Hana? This is the subject of a new film called Hana Surf Girls, which follows two young women who are very different, yet very much the same.
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.
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.
