According to the carrier, as soon as customers board Hawaii’s 787-9s, they will “be immersed in island-inspired design in a cabin that evokes the beauty of Hawaii through its shape, texture and calm sunrise and sunset lighting.
Business Class Suite 34 Leihōkū (Wreath of Stars) features reclining seats, overhead entertainment screens. 18-inch flight, individual power outlets, wireless cell phone charging cord, and direct hallway access. Located in a 1-2-1 configuration with private doors, suites offer privacy or privacy Shared experience with combineable double suites allows couples to fall asleep while “gazing up at a starry ceiling inspired by the constellations that guided the first Polynesian travelers,” according to sang Hawaiian.
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Hawaiian’s 787-9 main cabin includes 266 Collins Aerospace Aspire seats with ergonomic backs and armrests, maximizing comfort. space and gives more space to the shoulders and hips. Each seat has a 12-inch backrest screen with USB-A and USB-C charging ports. Economy Class passengers can also choose from 79 Extra Comfort seats located at the front of the cabin for additional legroom and access to AC power outlets.
The airline currently has 11 more 787-9s on order and has accepted delivery of a second aircraft, N780NA, which was still in the US at the time of writing. Hawaiian expects to have three 787-9s in service by the end of 2024, with the remaining aircraft to be delivered through 2027.