Hawaiian Airlines' N375HA oneWorld Logo Jet

After a few delays, Hawaiian Airlines' A330-243 oneWorld logo jet, N375HA "Humu" (msn 1606) returned home this morning from SIN as ASA9980. It's scheduled to re-enter service later this morning to SYD as ASA851.

Hawaiian Airlines Unveils oneWorld Logo Jet

In a ceremony at their hangar, Hawaiian Airlines unveiled its entrance to the oneWorld alliance. N375HA "Humu" (msn 1606) was ferried to SIN for repainting earlier this month, and will wear the oneWorld wordmark on the forward fuselage, along with "Aloha a puni ka honua" ("Aloha all around the world"). N375HA is expected back in a couple of weeks.

Further information in this Hawaiian Airlines news release.

Hawaiian Airlines Becomes Part Of oneworld

Hawaiian Airlines officially becomes a member of the oneworld alliance today. It will allow passengers to travel throughout the globe via the network of airlines in the alliance. A oneworld logo has been placed by the L1 and L2 doors throughout the Hawaiian fleet.

Further information in this oneworld news release, and this Alaska Air Group news release.

Hawaiian Airlines To Join Oneworld Alliance

With its merger with Alaska Airlines complete, Hawaiian Airlines will join the Oneworld alliance in 2026. It will join sister-airline Alaska Airlines and American Airlines as the US representatives in the global airline alliance.

Further information in this CH-Aviation article.

Alaska Airlines Joins OneWorld

Alaska Airlines officially becomes the 14th member of the OneWorld Alliance today. The Seattle-based airlines joins American Airlines, Qantas Airways, and Japan Airlines that serves Hawai‘i.

The above photo from Alaska Airlines, shows their 737-990ER, N487AS (c/n 44108, l/n 5597, f/n 487), on the ramp at VCV after it was painted as Alaska's first OneWorld logo jet.

Further information in this Alaska Airlines / OneWorld press release.

JAL's OneWorld Logojet

Japan Airlines' logojet for their OneWorld alliance, JA604J (c/n 33493), has made an appearance at HNL. This 767-346ER is seen departing for NGO today as JAZ83.

Within a few days, all but one JAL flight will be 767-346ERs, as their 747-446s are being phased out.