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Hawaiian Airlines flew record number of passengers in 2015
Saturday, 11 Jan, 2016
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Hawaiian Airlines handled a record 10.7 million passengers in 2015, up nearly 5% on the previous year.
The carrier first surpassed the 10 million passenger milestone in 2014, and continued a run of 11 straight years of passenger growth.
The airline’s capacity increased by 3.8% during the year, as it added another A330-200 jet in October, while load factor was marginally up to 81.6%.
Also announcing statistics for the fourth quarter and December 2015, Hawaiian has increased seasonal flights to Neighbor Islands and a new nonstop flight to Narita International Airport in Japan.
Hawaiian recently announced a summer 2016 launch of a redesigned premium service with lie-flat seating.
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