HONOLULU
Hawaiian Airlines is adding 107,000 new air seats annually from the Bay Area to Hawaii, with the upcoming transition to Airbus A330-200 service from San Francisco to Honolulu, and the launch of previously announced new flights to Maui from San José and Oakland.
Starting November 6, Hawaiian will upgrade its service between San Francisco and Honolulu with the introduction of the A330, its newest and largest aircraft, on its daily nonstop flights. Then, in January, Hawaiian will give South Bay and East Bay travelers the opportunity to enjoy nonstop service to Maui in wide-body comfort with the launch of new flights from both San José and Oakland.
Hawaiian’s transition from its 264-seat, wide-body, twin-aisle Boeing B767-300 aircraft to the 294-seat, wide-body, twin-aisle A330 aircraft will add nearly 11,000 seats annually from San Francisco to Honolulu, while also offering customers new features and amenities to make travel more enjoyable.
