Hawaiian Airlines joins oneworld alliance, expanding global connectivity to and from Hawaii. Hawaiian Airlines has officially joined the oneworld alliance, marking a major milestone in its history and significantly expanding global connectivity to and from Hawai‘i. With this integration, travelers can now access nearly 1,000 destinations across more than 170 countries through the alliance’s network, making travel more seamless for both residents and international visitors. This is the airline’s first entry into a global alliance in its 96-year history.
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As part of this move, members of the Atmos Rewards loyalty program—shared with Alaska Airlines—can now earn and redeem points across all oneworld member airlines, while also enjoying elite status recognition and priority services. At the same time, frequent flyers from other oneworld carriers can access the same benefits when traveling on Hawaiian Airlines flights. The airline currently operates around 230 daily flights and connects the Hawaiian Islands with key destinations in North America, Asia, and the South Pacific.
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Hawaiian Airlines’ entry into the alliance also strengthens its integration with Alaska Airlines, which joined oneworld in 2021. Together, both carriers enhance the global reach of Alaska Air Group, offering travelers more destinations, better connectivity, and an improved travel experience. Additionally, this expansion is expected to boost Hawai‘i’s tourism industry by attracting more international visitors and supporting local economic growth through increased air connectivity.
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