Hawaiian Airlines' Final Flight with HA Callsign
Hawaiian Airlines is ending its independent operations as it merges with Alaska Airlines, marking the end of its HA callsign after almost 100 years.
The commemorative flight, HA 866, is scheduled to take off in October, and after that, the flight will assume Alaska Airlines' callsign AS.
- Alaska Airlines reached a deal to purchase Hawaiian Airlines for approximately $1.9 billion.
- Alaska Air will acquire the airline for $18 per share cash and take on Hawaiian's $0.9 billion net debt.
The historic Hawaiian Airlines code is slated to disappear by around April 2026 as booking and branding begin to consolidate.
This procedural change signifies the end of Hawaiian's independent operations as the company integrates under a single operating certificate.
Author's summary: Hawaiian Airlines ends independent operations.
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