After freshening up its look with a new brand and livery, Hawaiian Airlines is adding more features as the spring changes continue.
The airline announced May 3 that it is introducing premium cabins with lie-flat seats on all San Francisco routes. The premium cabin features adjustable seats that can go all the way down to 180 degrees using an adjustable wheel, a privacy screen for passengers flying solo, two USB ports and a power outlet, and other amenities including meals designed by award-winning Hawaiian chefs. The flights are operated using the Airbus A330 aircraft.
Hawaiian Airlines offers flights between San Francisco and both Honolulu and Kahului airports.
On May 1, Hawaiian Airlines unveiled a new brand and livery. The female character looking forward on the plane' fuselage, Pualani (Flower of the Sky), is still at the center of the brand icon, but she is more prominent and a lei has been added to the design.