Hawaiian Airlines’ 767-300 from Maui arrived in San Jose as part of the airline’s expansion of Maui operations. The airline’s second route to the Silicon Valley airport after Honolulu services was celebrated with a big, creamy cake.
- Hawaiian Airlines, the airline analysed this week, launched a new year-round route to the San Francisco Bay Area from of the island of Maui in the last week, using its 264-seat 767-300s. At the same time as the airline upgraded its seasonal service to Oakland to a year-round operation, the airline began operating a new route. On 10 January, the airline launched three weekly flights from Kahului, HI (OGG) to Silicon Valley’s airport in San Jose, CA (SJC). The route faces competition from Alaska Airlines, which operates with daily frequencies. Hawaiian currently only serves two other destinations in the US mainland from Kahului; Seattle and Las Vegas.
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