Hawaiian Airlines Joins oneworld Alliance
Hawaiian Airlines has officially become a member of the oneworld airline alliance, expanding its network in the Pacific and the United States.
The oneworld airline alliance has officially welcomed Hawaiian Airlines as its newest member. With this addition, Hawaiian Airlines becomes the third US-based carrier in the alliance, alongside Alaska Airlines and American Airlines, establishing Honolulu as a new global hub.
The integration allows for greater travel opportunities across the Hawaiian Islands and introduces new destinations in the Pacific, such as Rarotonga and Tahiti, to the oneworld network.
"We are delighted to officially welcome Hawaiian Airlines into the oneworld family, further strengthening our alliance's footprint in the Pacific and the United States," stated Ole Orvér, CEO of oneworld. He noted the airline's nearly 100 years of service enhances connectivity and rewards for customers traveling to Hawaii.
Customers can now access oneworld's network of nearly 1,000 destinations. Top-tier Hawaiian Airlines loyalty members will receive benefits, including access to premium check-in and lounges.
Hawaiian Airlines operates approximately 230 flights daily to, from, and within the Hawaiian Islands, carrying over 11 million passengers last year. The airline connects the Pacific islands with key destinations in Asia, North America, and the South Pacific, including oneworld hubs in Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Sydney, and Tokyo.