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by Rich Thomaselli Last updated: 11:10 AM ET, Sat November 23, 2024 The integration of the merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines is moving right along. As Alaska continues to establish ...

The Alaska-Hawaiian deal was not challenged by the Justice Department, and it secured a crucial Transportation Department approval this week. The two airlines will run independently until they ...

That's because Hawaiian's route map reaches into Asia and Oceania, which would give Alaska a foothold in the region post-merger. The merger wouldn't just decrease Alaska's competition in the region.

Hawaiian Airlines employs about 7,400 people, most based in Hawaii and some 5,800 on Oahu, Da Silva said, which could conflict with Alaska Airlines’ headquarters in Seattle.

Alaska plans to seek approval from Hawaiian’s shareholders in the first quarter. Deal close, which requires Justice Department approval, will take 12-18 months — or by as late as June 2025.

Salt Lake City is getting a new direct link to the Hawaiian islands: A roughly six-hour flight straight to, and from, Honolulu. Hawaiian Airlines announced its newest direct flight offering ...

Hawaiian Airlines has scheduled its first Boeing 787 commercial service for April 2024, with the aircraft to be used on additional routes a month later. The airline is due to take delivery of its ...

Air Tahitii’s Tahiti to Rarotonga is a popular transfer for tourists via the Coral Route, but in May Hawaiian Airlines’ direct service has brought in visibly more US bookings.

Airlines editor Robert Silk spoke with Ingram about the carrier's GDS surcharge, new cabin interiors and other developments at this month's IATA annual general meeting in Istanbul.

Hawaiian Airlines has opened the door to a hard-to-reach South Pacific nation. On Saturday, the Honolulu-based carrier began once-weekly service to Rarotonga, which is the largest of the Cook Islands.

Hawaiian Airlines has opened the door to a hard-to-reach South Pacific nation. On Saturday, the Honolulu-based carrier began once-weekly service to Rarotonga, which is the largest of the Cook Islands.