Hawaiian Airlines announces major plans to upgrade Airbus A330s
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Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled a five-year, $600 million investment plan to upgrade its services and infrastructure.
The airline will introduce a new premium economy cabin and retrofit its long-haul Airbus A330-200 aircraft from 2028.
Cabin enhancements include new first-class seats, a refreshed main cabin, Bluetooth-enabled entertainment, free Starlink Wi-Fi, and new carpets.
Significant airport renovations are planned for Honolulu and other Hawaiian airports, featuring improved lobbies, gates, and a new 10,600-square-foot premium lounge in Honolulu.
An updated app and website will launch this spring, offering enhanced travel planning and self-service features, with further integration expected upon joining the Oneworld alliance.