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Hawaiian Airlines’ Boeing 717 bears the company’s redesigned logo and is named ‘I‘iwi, after the native honeycreeper whose plumes were used in featherwork. The airline invested $430 million for 13 of the jetliners. See story.
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Hawaiian Airlines pilot Peter Miller pushed back from Honolulu International Airport yesterday around 4:30 p.m. in the company's brand-new Boeing 717 aircraft with more than 100 local business people and dignitaries on board.
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