Hawaiian Airlines CEO Outlines Hurricane Lowell Recovery Efforts and Community Support
Hawaiian Airlines CEO Peter Ingram released a message detailing the carrier's extensive response to the devastation from Hurricane Lowell on Maui. The airline operated over 100 additional flights, evacuating more than 17,000 people and transporting first responders. Ingram highlighted the shipment of over 400,000 pounds of essential cargo and relief supplies to the affected areas. He also noted the significant community support, with over 130 million frequent flyer miles and $1.5 million in cash donated for relief. Ingram praised employee efforts and reaffirmed the airline's long-term commitment to Maui's recovery, acknowledging support from partner Alaska Airlines.
Official Source: https://news.alaskaair.com/on-the-record/a-message-from-hawaiian-airlines-ceo-on-hurricane-lowell-recovery/
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