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73. Hawaiian Airlines to Add Fourth Flight to Weekly Brisbane Service: Hawaiian Airlines is to add a fourth flight to its weekly non-stop service schedule between Honolulu and Brisbane, beginning 31 March 2014. The expansion will add more than 20,000 seats to the Australia-Honolulu travel markets in 2014.

74. Hawaiian Airlines Unveils Plan to Order 10 Boeing 787-9 Aircraft: Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled plans to purchase 10 Boeing 787-9 aircraft valued at $2.82 billion at list prices. Hawaiian also has purchase rights for 10 additional 787s.

75. Hawaiian Airlines celebrates Four Years in Australia with Special Fares to Hawaii: Hawaiian Airlines celebrates Four Years in Australia with Special Fares to Hawaii. The La Hanau roundtrip specials from Sydney to Honolulu are priced from just A$799 plus taxes of approximately A$382 for low season travel from 1 - 9 December, 2008, and 1-28 February, 2009. Flights to neighbour islands are available from an additional A$75 one-way, plus taxes.

76. ANA and Hawaiian Airlines Expand Codeshare and FFP Partnership: ANA and Hawaiian Airlines are expanding their marketing and operational partnership.Hawaiian and ANA commenced cargo codesharing in December 2010. Under this agreement, ANA placed its NH code on Hawaiian’s daily Haneda-Honolulu service.

77. Hawaiian Airlines and Australian Tourist Commission launch joint Marketing Campaign: Hawaiian Airlines and Australian Tourist Commission launch joint Marketing Campaign.

78. Hawaiian Airlines Adds A330 Full Flight Simulator to Honolulu HQ: Hawaiian Airlines has added an Airbus A330 Full Flight Simulator (FFS) to its corporate headquarters to provide on-site training for its pilots. The simulator is manufactured by Sim-Industries, a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, and allows Hawaiian to continue its Advanced Qualification Program for pilots using the most advanced and sophisticated technology available.