• Top view of resin commercial aircraft model with white, red, and purple livery. Hawaiian Air is painted toward the front of the fuselage.
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    Hawaiian Airlines became an all-jet airline in 1973. To celebrate this milestone, it unveiled new colors and introduced its “Pualani” (flower of the sky) logo—the profile of a Hawaiian woman against a red hibiscus, the state flower. The airline has since updated its colors, along with the Pualani logo that still graces its aircraft.

  • Top view of resin commercial aircraft model with white, red, and purple livery. Hawaiian Air is painted toward the front of the fuselage.

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Eric Long

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NASM2014-04317

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