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Back in December I wrote about Hawaiian Airlines officially joining the oneworld® alliance today, April 22nd. This marks one of the final milestones along with shifting to a single passenger service system (which also happens today). In October 2025, the two carriers consolidated under a single operating certificate, yet both brands will continued to exist independently. Now, the code “HA” is gone and “AS” is used across both airlines.
The addition to oneworld® further expands the alliance’s global reach and continues a trend that has seen Fiji Airways and Oman Air join over the past year and Starlux Airlines express interest in becoming part. oneworld® is experiencing renewed momentum after several years of stagnation.
Hawaiian’s entry into the oneworld® alliance is especially meaningful for members of other oneworld® frequent flyer programs. They now have the ability to earn and redeem miles, along with access to elite benefits, across Hawaiian’s global network. Although a handful of oneworld® airlines already had some partnerships in place, this change brings everything under the streamlined, consistent framework of the alliance.
Anthony’s Take: This has been a long time coming. It’s good to see the plan come to fruition and for oneworld® loyalists to have additional options.
(Image Credits: Alaska Airlines and oneworld®.)
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