Hawaiian Airlines

Taking Home Lei: You've received a beautiful, fragrant lei while on the island or want to take it back home with you. Learn about the requirements opens an external link to a page that may not meet accessibility guidelines to take a lei on the airplane. Taking Home Tropical Fruits Back from Lanai: It's common for travelers to want to take sweet and juicy pineapple or papaya on their flights from Hawaii. Learn about the requirements opens an external link to a page that may not meet accessibility guidelines to take these sweet memories back home with you.

Hawaiian Airlines was incorporated on January 30, 1929, under the name Inter-Island Airways Ltd. That year, thousands gathered in Honolulu to witness the departure of Hawaii's first scheduled inter-island flights to Maui and the Big Island of Hawaii. The fleet comprised two eight-passenger Sikorsky S-38 amphibian planes; six years later, larger 16-passenger Sikorsky S-43s were added to accommodate increased traffic and newly authorized inter-island airmail service.

At Hawaiian Airlines, over 7,000 of our employees throughout the Islands and across all of our travel destinations are honored to serve our guests and community with a passion for air travel, a commitment to world-class service, and the unique desire to introduce authentic Hawaiian hospitality to the rest of the world. If being a part of a thriving and cohesive team representing Hawaii on a global scale excites you, we want to talk with you. So, E Komo Mai, join our team and see why Hawaii Flies With Us.