Hawaiian Airlines A330 Flew Again Just Hours After Mystery Odor Sickened 7 Crew

Hawaiian Airlines’ Airbus A330 aircraft resumed flight operations just hours following a reported fume event that affected seven crew members. The specific incident occurred on Tuesday, August 8th, during a transpacific flight between Long Beach and Honolulu. Despite this recent issue, the aircraft was immediately put back into service. This return to operation followed an investigation into the cause of the odor. Prior to this latest occurrence, the same aircraft had experienced several past instances involving similar odor complaints.