Hawaiian Airlines teams up with Amadeus to improve productivity

Hawaiian Airlines teams up with Amadeus to improve productivity

TORONTO — Amadeus is partnering with Hawaiian Airlines to help the carrier achieve growth plans for 2018-2020.

In 2017, Hawaiian Airlines carried a record 11.5 million passengers, up 4.1% from 2016. The Honolulu-based airline has selected Amadeus Altéa Departure Control Flight Management to continue the momentum in its upward trajectory.

Jon Snook, Hawaiian Airlines executive vice president and chief operating officer, said, “Hawaiian Airlines is delighted to be able to deploy Amadeus’ Flight Management Solution. Amadeus will help us standardize operations, increase cargo capacity and reduce fuel burn and improve productivity. The implementation of this state of the art technology will allow us to focus on what we do best which is welcoming our guests onboard with our unique Hawaiian hospitality.”

In addition to improved fuel efficiency, implementing this technology will allow load planners to spend more time preparing for challenging flights to maximize payload. Hawaiian Airlines will see reduced delays due to real-time information shared between reservation systems and aircraft loaders, and smoother departure processes with fewer surprises.

After implementing Altéa Departure Control Flight Management, Amadeus customers have seen a 76% decrease in the number of flights with overestimated zero-fuel weight compared to results for other providers. Flights within 1% zero-fuel weight have increased from 75% to 94%. This means, better forecasting increases revenue opportunities.

Snook added, “Working with Amadeus demonstrates our commitment to continuously invest in our fleet and products and enhance revenue potential. Amadeus Altéa Departure Control Flight Management is a superior solution, and I’m confident that it will improve organizational capabilities that strengthen our competitive advantage.”

Amadeus Altéa Departure Control Flight Management will be on all flights that are owned and operated by Hawaiian Airlines. Implementation will begin in 2019 and will be the first implementation of this solution in North America.

Visit Amadeus Airlines for more information about Amadeus technology and distribution solutions for airlines.

www.amadeus.com

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