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Alaska picks plane to replace its retiring Hawaiian Airlines-branded fleet

Alaska Airlines is transitioning its Hawaiian island service to Boeing 737-800s as it retires the former Hawaiian Airlines-branded fleet.

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The brief

Alaska Airlines will replace Boeing 717 aircraft used for interisland service with Boeing 737-800s. Simultaneously, the company is adding four freighters to its fleet.

Coverage from FlightGlobal, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, and The Seattle Times emphasizes the shift in aircraft models for the Hawaiian islands. Alaska Airlines' own reporting highlights that the addition of the four freighters doubles the company's cargo capacity.

Future developments center on the implementation of the 737-800s for island service and the expanded cargo operations.

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Quick answers

Which aircraft is Alaska Airlines using to replace the Boeing 717s?

Alaska Airlines is using Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

How is Alaska Airlines impacting its cargo capacity?

The company is doubling its cargo capacity by adding four freighters.

Which specific routes are affected by the fleet replacement?

The replacement affects Hawaiian island and interisland service.

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