Hawaiian Airlines has confirmed it will launch a daily year-round
service between Los Angeles and Maui this summer.
More than 120,000 air seats will be added
to both Los Angeles and Maui's travel markets when the new
non-stop service launches on 1 July 2014.
The new daily service also capitalizes on
convenient connections to Hawaii from other cities on the U.S.
mainland through Hawaiian Airlines' growing network with airline
partners.
In addition, Hawaiian Airlines' Maui hub, which
was established in 2012, offers an alternative connecting point
for travel to other islands with its expanded neighbor island
flight schedule.
"The island of Maui continues to grow as a
popular visitor destination and also serves as an ideal transit
point for neighbor island and U.S. Mainland travel," said Peter
Ingram, Hawaiian Airlines executive vice president and chief
commercial officer. "We've seen tremendous demand from both
Southern California travelers and our kama'aina (residents), and
we're very pleased to offer this new daily non-stop service for
them."
The new daily service will be operated by
Hawaiian Airlines' wide-body, twin-aisle Airbus 330-200 aircraft,
which seats 294 passengers with 18 in First Class and 276 in the
Main Cabin.
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