Hawaiian Airlines to lay off 537 non‑union staff and upgrade cabins
Written by AI from 1 report listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI
Hawaiian Airlines filed a WARN notice on October 2 and will lay off 537 non‑union employees in December and January, affecting 11 corporate positions, one cargo role and one at Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, with permanent cuts and no facility closures; the affected staff will receive a retention bonus, severance and job‑search assistance. The carrier also plans to update its Airbus A330 fleet with 22 new Leihōkū Business Class suites, introduce premium economy seating for the first time and open a new lounge for premium passengers at HNL.