Happy 80th Birthday to Hawaiian Airlines
Posted on Wed, Nov 11, 2009 by Sheila
Image from HawaiianAirlines.com
It was 80 years ago today that Hawaiian Airlines’ first took their to the air. Two eight-passenger amphibian planes carried passengers from Honolulu’s John Rodgers Airport to Maui and the Big Island that day. Read all about Hawaiian Airlines’ history here.
To celebrate their birthday, Hawaiian Airlines is giving every HawaiianMiles member 80 free miles or an $80 E-Certificate towards a flight between Hawaii and the Mainland U.S. Everyone will receive 80 miles just for registering and every 80th person to register will receive an $80 E-Certificate in place of the miles. See all the details of this offer here. If you aren’t a HawaiianMiles member, it’s quick, free, and easy to become one with this link.
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[...] Happy 80th Birthday to Hawaiian Airlines, who are giving every HawaiianMiles member 80 free miles or an $80 E-Certificate towards a flight between Hawaii and the Mainland U.S. Everyone will receive 80 miles just for registering and every 80th person to register will receive an $80 E-Certificate in place of the miles. [...]
BTW – Nobody has ever been injured by Hawaiian Airlines in the entire 80 years. They are arguably the safest airline in the entire world.
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sheila Reply:
November 17th, 2009 at 10:03 am
That’s a cool factoid, Dave.
I have to admit, it’s the airline of my choice for inter-island flights.
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This note is to be sent to the CEO of Hawaiian Aiorlines.
Dear Sir, Iwas enmployed by Hawaiian, for 35 years and when I took early retirement from flying in 1983, no one ever gave me any gift, not even a three day travel to the outer Islands, with all expenses and today I get to travel for free but on the standby bases, after 35 years we should have a free travel ticket, contegent for me and my wife, twice a year. I am sure that your friends get this and why can’t I. After a 35 year career all I got was a letter. Thanks but no thanks.
Elroy J. Gomes
Captain retired
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