The carrier's announcement to opt for the Dreamliner allows it to take advantage of the aircraft's superior fuel efficiency and range, and ultimately a more comfortable experience for passengers. The announcement of this order means a win for Boeing, which had been vying for Hawaiian's business over Airbus' A330-800neo competitor, a cancellation that FlightGlobal confirmed Hawaiian made late last month.
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View this post on XCurrently, Hawaiian's medium- to long-haul fleet consists of Airbus A330s, Airbus A321neos, Boeing 767s. With this announcement, Hawaiian will likely phase its 767s into retirement.
The Dreamliners would represent a significant upgrade in the carrier's fleet, allowing it to continue its route expansion.

The announcement comes on the same day that Hawaiian ranked ninth in TPG's 2018 Best and Worst Airlines report.










