Hawaiian Airlines has announced that it has completed retrofitting blended winglets on eight Boeing 767-300ERs to help reduce fuel burn and emissions.
“The modification of eight of our existing long haul Boeing 767s … enables us to achieve even greater efficiency and environmental benefits on our trans-Pacific flights to destinations including US mainland, Australia and The Philippines,” said CEO Mark Dunkerley.
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The announcement came only one day after the airline took delivery of its first Airbus A330-200.
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