Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A321 aircraftHawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines operates 18 Airbus A321-200 planes. Typically, an A321 can accommodate up to 220 passengers in a two-class configuration with business and economy classes, or between 185 and 236 passengers in a single-class configuration. The A321 has fuel-saving engines that use less fuel than comparable aircraft in its class, saving airlines money on operational expenses.The A321's range of up to 3,700 nautical miles (6,852 km) enables airlines to fly further distances between refueling stops. Compared to older narrow-body aircraft, the A321's cabin has bigger seats and larger overhead bins, making flying for passengers more comfortable. In 1929, Hawaiian Airlines was established. Additionally, it is the oldest airline in the US and the biggest airline in Hawaii. Honolulu, Hawaii, serves as the company's headquarters. Honolulu, Maui serves as Hawaiian Airlines' primary hub. Hawaiian Airlines additionally offers service to a number of locations in the Asia Pacific region, including the Philippines, South Korea, Japan, USA, Australia, American Samoa, and Tahiti. 60 aircraft of the Airbus A321neo, A330-200, and Boeing 717-200 types are operated by Hawaiian Airlines.