Photo: oneworld Yesterday, April 23, 2026, we reported on Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines decision to move to a shared booking system, an important decision meant to significantly improve passenger experiences across both brands.
But that was not the only good news for the Hawaiian airline, as the international airline alliance oneworld also announced the official accession of Hawaiian Airlines as a full member, strengthening its presence in the Pacific region and the United States.
The company joins Alaska Airlines and American Airlines, becoming the third American airline in the alliance.
The addition of Hawaiian Airlines adds new destinations to the alliance in the Pacific region, including poplar spots in Hawaii, the Cook Islands, American Samoa and Tahiti. In addition, Honolulu will become the alliance's international hub.
Hawaii. Photo: ShutterstockCompany passengers will gain access to approximately 1,000 destinations worldwide within the oneworld network, alongside frequent flyer benefits that include check-in at premium counters, access to lounges, fast-track screening in designated lanes and use of approximately 700 airport lounges worldwide.
Hawaiian Airlines operates approximately 230 international and domestic flights and will carry over 11 million passengers in 2025. The company connects the islands with major destinations in Asia, North America and the South Pacific, including hubs in Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Sydney and Tokyo.
Diana Birkett-Rakow, CEO of Hawaiian Airlines: “We are excited to give Hawai‘i residents and all of our Atmos Rewards members access to exciting destinations around the world – from Honolulu to Hong Kong, Maui to Melbourne and Līhu‘e to London, and to welcome new oneworld guests with our genuine Hawaiian hospitality while inspiring visitors to appreciate Hawai‘i’s people, culture, and natural environment.”