Hawaiian Airlines to Launch New York Flights

**hiss srq** · 2012-01-25, 10:30 PM

And.... It is not a code share. It is a simple interline agreement.

**Matt Molnar** · 2012-01-25, 10:51 PM

It is a codeshare. Hawaiian's code will be placed on JetBlue-operated flights.

**hiss srq** · 2012-01-26, 03:46 AM

Matt, hate to sound like a douche but... Here goes..... JetBlue does not operate in a code share enviorment with ANY carriers. The only codeshare JetBlue has ever taken part in was a marketing code share with cape air. All other agreements are interline agreements. There are no LH, EI, EY, SA, EK or otherwise flight numbers or code share numbers sold, published or operated in the T5 or Boston C complex. Strictly interline which gives you the ability to transfer bags directly and use the same itenarary but different ticket stock on other airlines. I hope that clears it up. http://www.jetblue.com/flying-on-jet.../codeshare.asp

**PhilDernerJr** · 2012-01-26, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by GothamSpotter

Two things:

1. I'd love to see them try it, but the odds of success for Hawaiian flying to London are slim given the immense competition. And if they ever planned on flying to multiple cities in Europe, the imploding EU economy should immediately shut down that idea. They'd be better off using the planes in Asia.

2. JetBlue's deal with AA covers all the cities in Europe where Hawaiian would consider flying. That doesn't necessarily rule out the ability of JetBlue to have deals with more than one airline on identical routes, but who knows.

It may not be London, but JetBlue surprised many with the level of competition that they brought over the years domestically against carriers like AA....you don't think they could do it internationally too? I know I would certainly choose Jetblue over AA at ANY chance I had. And it may not be London (at least not Heathrow) but I'd be there are routes that would be very worth their while.

I just refuse to believe that there is not more than meets the eye int he intent of either Hawaiian or JetBlue. Maybe not definite plans right now, but the this arrangement i brewing for some future business opportunities.

**hiss srq** · 2012-01-26, 07:46 PM

Phil, it's exciting times for both airlines. The word is mum.

**eric8669** · 2012-06-03, 11:19 PM

just reminding you guys that this flight departs hawaii tomorrow, but will arrive NY Tuesday Morning.

**megatop412** · 2012-06-04, 08:51 AM

Originally Posted by eric8669

just reminding you guys that this flight departs hawaii tomorrow, but will arrive NY Tuesday Morning.

Hope the weather cooperates AND that they don't switch runways

**moose135** · 2012-06-04, 09:17 AM

Originally Posted by eric8669

just reminding you guys that this flight departs hawaii tomorrow, but will arrive NY Tuesday Morning.

It takes two days to fly here from Hawaii? Oh, right, it's an Airbus, they can be a little slow...

**Matt Molnar** · 2012-06-04, 10:40 AM

Scheduled arrival time is 6:45 AM.

**eric8669** · 2012-06-04, 10:46 AM

Originally Posted by GothamSpotter

Scheduled arrival time is 6:45 AM.

hopefully I'll be out there to grab some shots.

**megatop412** · 2012-06-04, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by moose135

It takes two days to fly here from Hawaii? Oh, right, it's an Airbus, they can be a little slow...

I brought my Boeing hat for this, just to spite them on finals

**JHNA57** · 2012-06-04, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by megatop412

I brought my Boeing hat for this, just to spite them on finals

I'm as much a Boeing guy as anyone, but the Hawaiian color scheme looks pretty damn good on the A-330. I can't wait to see it!

**megatop412** · 2012-06-05, 07:14 AM

Now that was a beautiful airplane! I loved the "Aloha" that was thrown in with the landing clearance. Pictures tonight when I get back to Philly

I was alone in Inwood Park- was anyone out at Bayswater?