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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Known for big waves and surf culture, the North Shore of O‘ahu is home to Waimea Valley, where visitors can immerse themselves in peace, quiet and a sense of history. Ruled for centuries by a long line of Hawaiian kings, chiefs and high priests, Waimea Valley is about as far as you can get from the hustle and bustle of Waikiki.
How green is Hawai‘i? Eco-consciousness has really taken hold in recent years. Here's a group that aims to make Hawai‘i even greener.
Over the last few years, a growing community of hikers have gone digital with their explorations. Combining video and still photography, they blog about the panoramas and off-the-beaten-path places they find.
Witness the power of nature in action on Hawai'i Island, where red-hot flowing rivers of lava meet the sea. Experiencing these primal sights in person make you feel as if you’ve traveled back in time to the very birth of the Islands.
To learn more, visit www.sealava.com or call, 808.966.4200.
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.
We’re proud to present a performance of “Little Bit of Love” for Mana Maoli, a collective of artists who donate their time and talents to benefit the youth of Hawai‘i.
The organic farming movement has come to Hawai‘i in a major way, with many small farms embracing this clean, green method of agriculture. Come visit the farms and meet the forward-thinking farmers who are making a difference in the Islands.
Hawai‘i is blessed with an abundance of sun, waves and wind, potential sources of alternative energy that can help keep the Islands clean and green. In this story, we meet some of the people dedicated to making Hawai‘i a better place by taking advantage of our renewable natural resources.
The unique birds of Hawaii, once so common in the Islands, have become increasingly rare and elusive. Finding them – and capturing their images for posterity – has become the personal mission of photographer Jack Jeffrey.
All of Hawaii’s islands have their hidden gems, places with a beauty and spirit all their own. One of Oahu’s most glorious, relatively little-seen treasures is Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens. A profusion of tropical plants is waiting here to be discovered, and the scenery is spectacular, framed against the magnificent Koolau Mountains.
