Hawaiian Airlines is adjusting its strategy following the retirement of its Boeing 717 fleet, announcing a shift in aircraft utilization across its network. The airline intends to deploy its Boeing 737 family – specifically the -800 variants – to fulfill routes previously served by the 717s. This decision centers on leveraging the capabilities of the 737-800s for shorter distances within Hawaii. Hawaiian’s plan focuses on utilizing these aircraft for intra-island flights throughout the state. This strategic realignment ensures continued service continuity as the company transitions away from the aging 717 program.
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