The move is unrelated to the engine issues in Hawaiian’s Airbus A321neo fleet.
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Hawaiian Airlines is reducing its year-round New Zealand route to seasonal service, a move that will help the carrier add capacity elsewhere during the northern hemisphere summer season. After the current southern peak season finishes on April 2, Hawaiian will suspend its Auckland service until Nov...
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