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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Did you know the Big Apple has gone Hawaiian? One of Hawaii’s most popular sports – outrigger canoe paddling – made it there recently for the Hawaiian Airlines Liberty Challenge. Crews from the Islands and around the world converged on New York for the event, making the most of the big city and the venue.
The Hawaiian Airlines calendar is a longstanding tradition of Hawai'i, with people eagerly anticipating each new release. The theme of this year's calendar was "The People's Choice Awards," recognizing the 12 favorite Hawai'i dishes as voted on by Hawaiian Airlines employees. Prepare to take notes.
Recently several young birds were transported from the Island of Hawai‘i to the Maui Bird Conservation Center. Bred in captivity, these critically endangered birds, called alala, were once abundant in forests throughout the Islands. Through careful stewardship, the hope is that they will once again become a common sight in the skies of Hawai‘i.
Honolulu is probably not the first city you would associate with Gypsy jazz, but Hawai‘i is full of surprises – and one of them is a band called “Hot Club of Hulaville.” Their style may be much more 1930s Paris than typical 2010 Hawaii, yet the Islands have embraced the band wholeheartedly.
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.
Visit a very special nature preserve on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. With the help of Hawaiian Airlines volunteers, the Nature Conservancy is working to create a refuge here for native Hawaiian flora and fauna.
Join Paula Akana as she traces the history of Hawaiian Airlines' uniforms – from prim and proper to downright groovy. She and her guests – long-time flight attendants and the designer of the airline's brand-new uniform print – talk story on the lanai of the famed Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
