Originally Posted by TheBinaryBot
I think your right, Island Air is in a good position and with bigger airplanes They will do better. But of course, with Aloha, Island Air, Pacific Wings and Hawaiian we all have a monopoly in the InterIsland market.
I agree with
jtkauai and
TheBinaryBot. Island Air is in a good position to advance. BTW, which route(s) is the Q400 running right now? I wouldn't be surprised if it transits each of the bigger airports at least once per day.
Originally Posted by TheBinaryBot
Also, like employees at Aloha, Pacific Wings and Island Air, we'll all in feel like we're part of a family and to hear that AQ or HA don't give back to the community after all the things direct and indirect thats these companies do also is upsetting. No wonder most of the crap at Walmart is made in China with child labor, nobody gives a .....
I really appreciate how Hawaii's airlines give back to the communities they serve, not only stateside but also on the mainland and abroad. Aloha sponsored events held in the Marshall Islands (when they were flying there). Also just last weekend I was at the Arizona Aloha Festival in Downtown Phoenix and guess who was the main sponsor? You guessed it, Hawaiian Airlines!!! Team Kokua was in force handing out goodies (no plane tixs, unfortunately
) and talking to people. Again, I appreciate how these airlines, literally family to some of us can give back in the ways they do, and I hope they continue these good ways.
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Will Mesa be doing this in Hawaii? Hell, they don't even support programs and events here in Phoenix!!!
