Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines unveil new premium suite cabins
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- Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines announced on March 29 that they will introduce new premium cabins featuring suites.
- Alaska’s Aurora Suite will be installed on Boeing 787‑9, 787‑10 and selected 737‑10 MAX aircraft, with 34 suites on the 787s and 12 suites each on 25 737‑10 MAXs, while Hawaiian’s Leihōkū experience will be fitted to renovated Airbus A330s, offering 22 suites per aircraft.
- The Hawaiian suites are scheduled to enter service with the new A330 interiors beginning in 2028.
Why it matters
The addition of premium suites expands product differentiation for both carriers, potentially influencing premium revenue streams and cabin configuration planning.
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