Hawaiian Airlines launches interisland flights using Alaska-branded Boeing 737 aircraft
According to Simple Flying, Hawaiian Airlines has launched interisland flights using Alaska-branded Boeing 737 aircraft. The report notes that newer 737 interiors promise Wi-Fi, power outlets and upgraded comforts while easing maintenance pressure on older jets.
Key facts
- 01Simple Flying says the newer 737 interiors include Wi-Fi, power outlets and upgraded comforts.
- 02Simple Flying says the changes are intended to ease maintenance pressure on older jets.
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